KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Tata Curvv ICE waiting period mounts
- EV available within a much shorter timeframe
- Available with diesel, petrol, and electric powertrain options
The Tata Curvv has been gaining popularity since its launch in August with an electric powertrain and later with petrol and diesel engine options. Th introduction of a new body type, the Coupe SUV in the mass-premium segment has piqued significant interest and as a result, the waiting period has increased by a month. While this is true for the ICE variant, the Electric model is available with a much shorter timeline. Let's look at the updated waiting period, but before that, make sure you don't forget to join our 91Wheels Whatsapp Channel, specifically curated for all the avid petrolheads, just like us.
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Tata Curvv ICE Waiting Period Touches 3 Months
The Tata Curvv has been the talk of the town with its attractive design and a feature list that other rivals envy. The electric variant, introduced in August, and the petrol and diesel variants, launched subsequently, are currently experiencing waiting periods of over three months. This is a slight increase compared to the previous month. The electric variants of the Curvv, however, have a shorter waiting period of up to four weeks. Many Tata dealerships have received sufficient stock of the electric Curvv, enabling quicker deliveries to customers.
The Tata Curvv, in its various petrol and diesel variants, is currently experiencing varying waiting periods. The entry-level 1.2-liter petrol manual variant has a waiting period of over three months, while other petrol manual variants can be delivered in around two months. Automatic variants of the 1.2-liter petrol engine have a slightly longer waiting period of about three months. The more powerful 1.2-liter turbo-petrol variants, available in Creative and Accomplished trims, have similar waiting periods, with manual versions taking under two months and automatic versions around three months.
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The diesel variants, powered by a 1.5-liter turbo-diesel engine, also have varying waiting periods. The entry-level diesel manual variant has a waiting period of over two months, while other diesel manual variants can be delivered in a little over a month meanwhile all diesel automatic variants have a waiting period of around two months.
Verdict
The Tata Cuvv models have been the centre of attraction when it rolls out on the roads and is a head-turner, at least for now. While it already has Citroen Basalt as its direct competitor, the latter has been struggling to gain mass popularity owing to its relatively new presence in the country.
