Tata Sierra news

The Accomplished and Accomplished + variants pack so much tech and creature comforts that they have pushed the possibilities for the compact SUV segment

Whether you want a family SUV or a full fledged off-roader, this list has got you covered

The higher-spec Adventure and Adventure Plus variants pack in a lot of tech and look quite similar to the range-topping Accomplished Plus trim of the new Sierra

Right from the base variant, you get plenty of functional features, but the top-spec variant of the Sierra pushes segment boundaries

The second-generation Sierra – like the original model – packs multiple first-time features for its segment, which include a Triple Screen setup and a 12-speaker JBL sound system as well

The Sierra clearly is a unique-looking SUV in the compact SUV space! Is it also bigger than the rivals? Let’s find out

The entry-level variant of the Tata Sierra might feel like a complete package on a budget at first look, but dig deeper and you’ll discover there are essential misses in the package

Tata offers the Sierra with six monotone colour options, though only three variants get all of them

Does the Tata Sierra just look like a Land Rover Defender, or can it also match the fabled SUV when it comes to off-roading?

From standard safety equipment to autonomous driving, the Sierra has left no safety stone unturned!

Tata has gone for an all-new cabin layout for the 2025 Sierra that not only looks upmarket but also packs in plenty of tech

The Sierra might not be the biggest car in Tata’s lineup, but it surely packs more features than its bigger siblings

The Sierra is back, and it packs a lot of firsts for Tata, including modern design cues and hi-tech features!

The new Sierra comes with three powertrain options: 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol, a 1.5-litre turbo-petrol, and a 1.5-litre diesel

The original 1990s Tata Sierra had four-wheel drive, and it seems like the new one is on track to follow its predecessor's footsteps.