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The 2025 Sierra incorporates Tata’s new design philosophy, but boasts plenty of design touches from the original Sierra sold in the 1990s

This week was completely dominated by SUVs with new launches from Hyundai, teasers, special editions and milestones from Tata, Mahindra, Honda and Maruti

The Indian Women's Cricket team won the World Cup for the first time in 52 years and Tata has announced it will now gift all the players the iconic Sierra, which makes a comeback nearly after 22 years

Besides the cabin and new dashboard design, this time the Sierra was seen in a new striking Red hue

The cabin of the new-age Sierra sports a light white interior theme and will be loaded to the gills with features

Some major announcements from other manufacturers also made it to the headlines over the past week

The production-spec Sierra appears to sport a different alloy-wheel design compared to its concept shown in the Auto Expo 2025

The second last month of 2025 will be marked by two important nameplate introductions along with the possible debut of an all-electric Mahindra SUV

The Sierra will bring back bits of its iconic legacy, revised with a modern touch in design, starting from the updated alpine windows to the recently spotted slim LED lighting elements

The Sierra spotted testing featured a taillamp design that is different from the near-production concept showcased earlier at the Auto Expo 2025

The Sierra will debut in its ICE version first this November, followed by the EV sometime later

The Sierra was last showcased as a near-production concept at the Auto Expo 2025 and has been spotted testing multiple times since

While multiple exciting new luxury launches took place, the past week’s spotlight was attracted by the two Maruti cars for their impressive performance in the Bharat NCAP crash test

Besides the introduction of 7 new nameplates, Tata has also confirmed 23 notable updates to its existing portfolio including facelifts and refreshes

Last week saw Citroen teasing special editions of Basalt, Aircross and C3 along with a design patent leak of the upcoming Tata Sierra