The Tata Curvv is a coupe-styled SUV that trades a conventional boxy silhouette for a sloping roofline, LED lighting and a distinct fastback profile, while staying priced between roughly ₹10 lakh and ₹19 lakh ex-showroom. It's offered with a 118 bhp 1.2L turbo-petrol or a 116 bhp 1.5L turbo-diesel engine, each available with a manual or automatic gearbox, across eight trim levels from Smart to Accomplished Plus A.
Practicality isn't sacrificed for style: a 500-litre boot, 5-seat cabin and a 208mm ground clearance make it usable day to day, while the top trim adds a 12.3-inch touchscreen, panoramic sunroof, Level 2 ADAS and a 360-degree camera. Every variant gets a 5-star Bharat NCAP rating with 6 airbags as standard, backed by Tata's 3-year/100,000 km warranty.
Real owner opinions, filtered by how you actually ride.
Daily Commuter
72/100
Score breakdown
Efficiency & Running Cost65%
Safety90%
Comfort & Ergonomics68%
Convenience Features55%
Practicality (Space & Storage)78%
Curvv Petrol offers strong safety and a comfy ride for daily driving, but this base trim skips key convenience tech like touchscreen and cruise control that ease everyday commutes.
Enthusiast
62/100
Score breakdown
Performance75%
Driving Engagement68%
Features & Tech35%
Styling/Design65%
The Curvv petrol brings genuine turbo-punch and manual engagement enthusiasts crave, but the base variant strips out the tech and creature comforts that would make it a fully satisfying package.
Family
72/100
Score breakdown
Safety90%
Space & Practicality70%
Comfort Features55%
Value for Money65%
Curvv is a safety-strong, spacious coupe-SUV base variant, but this trim skips key family comforts like touchscreen infotainment and rear AC vents.
Long-Distance
62/100
Score breakdown
Comfort & Ergonomics65%
Fuel Efficiency & Range62%
Safety85%
Cabin Tech & Convenience25%
Boot Space & Practicality80%
The Curvv petrol offers strong safety and a large 500L boot for highway trips, but lacks cruise control and infotainment, limiting long-drive convenience.
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Performance
4.1
Mileage
3.8
Value for Money
4.0
Design
4.1
Safety
4.3
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Kartik Chatterjee
Sept 05, 2026
4.3
Handled our ghat-road trip better than expected
Did a Kochi to Munnar round trip in the Curvv diesel automatic and it handled the ghat sections better than I expected for a car this size. 260Nm of torque low down means you rarely need to downshift manually on inclines, and the automatic gearbox is smooth enough not to interrupt the drive. Mileage settled around 17.5kmpl for the trip, mixing hill climbs with highway stretches, which felt honest given the terrain. The seats stayed comfortable over a 5-hour stretch, and the boot easily took our luggage plus a cooler. Cabin does pick up some tyre noise on rougher ghat tarmac, but overall this has become our default hill-station car.
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Kartik Bhalla
Jul 18, 2026
4.1
The most complete Curvv for someone who loves driving
The Accomplished S petrol automatic is the most complete Curvv for someone who actually enjoys driving. Performance from the 1.2L turbo is peppy around Mumbai's flyovers, and the automatic gearbox is smooth in traffic, which the manual isn't always. ADAS features like lane keep assist genuinely help on the expressway during monsoon downpours when visibility drops. The panoramic sunroof and ambient lighting make the cabin feel special, not just practical. Ride quality is firm at low speed over broken roads but settles down nicely once you're moving. Service centre in Andheri has been prompt with the two visits I've had so far.
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Rishabh Kumar
May 10, 2026
2.8
Great engine, but check rear headroom before buying
Bought the Creative diesel manual mainly for my parents' comfort on trips and it's been a mixed experience. My father is 5'11 and genuinely struggles with rear headroom because of the sloping roofline, the one thing I wish I'd checked more carefully before buying. The infotainment has frozen completely twice, once mid-navigation on the highway, and needed a factory reset at the service centre to fix. Ride is firm over Delhi's broken colony roads at low speed, which isn't great for elderly passengers. On the plus side, the diesel engine itself is strong and mileage is close to the claimed 19kmpl. For a family car though, test drive with your tallest passenger in the back seat first.
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Bhavna Jha
Mar 22, 2026
4.1
Low-drama daily with decent mileage and ground clearance
Driving the Curvv petrol manual around Ahmedabad for the last year, and it's been a low-drama daily. The 1.2L turbo has enough pep for merging onto SG Highway without flooring it, and I'm averaging close to 17kmpl in mixed city use, matching Tata's claim reasonably well. The 208mm ground clearance handles our speed breakers and slightly uneven approach roads without scraping. Hill hold is handy at the flyover near my office. Cabin insulation is decent for the segment, road noise creeps in only past 80kmph. Only real annoyance is the lack of a rear wiper on my trim, which shows during monsoon season.
The honest verdict
Pros & Cons of Tata Curvv.
What we love
118 bhp 1.2L turbo-petrol and 116 bhp 1.5L turbo-diesel engine options, both with strong low-end torque (170 Nm and 260 Nm respectively)
5-star Bharat NCAP rating with 6 airbags, ESP and hill hold control standard across every variant
Level 2 ADAS, a 360-degree camera and adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go on the top Accomplished Plus A trim
Sizeable 500-litre boot and a 12.3-inch touchscreen with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay on higher variants
Distinctive coupe-SUV styling with a voice-controlled panoramic sunroof and 11 single and dual-tone colour options
Diesel-automatic combination returns a claimed 18.5 kmpl, among the better figures in its class
Worth knowing
Base Smart trim skips the touchscreen, sunroof and even a rear wiper
Only rear parking sensors are offered; no front sensors on any variant
Level 2 ADAS and the 360-degree camera are reserved for the range-topping Accomplished Plus A variant
Rear bench lacks a 60:40 split on the Smart, Pure Plus and Creative trims, and ventilated seats are front-row only
Automatic gearbox isn't available on the entry-level Smart trim, so a self-shifting Curvv costs more from the start
Top-spec Accomplished Plus A diesel-automatic nears ₹19 lakh ex-showroom, edging into larger mid-size SUV territory
Colors
Pick your personality. 11 finishes. Endless combinations.
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Tata Curvv Mileage Report
Mileage is calculated under standard test conditions. Actual mileage may vary depending on riding conditions, road conditions, and riding style.
ARAI
34.4 kmpl
City
28.5 kmpl
Expert
30 kmpl
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What is the price range of the Tata Curvv?
The Curvv is priced from around ₹10 lakh to ₹19 lakh (ex-showroom), spanning the base Smart trim to the fully-loaded Accomplished Plus A diesel-automatic.
What is the mileage of the Tata Curvv?
The petrol-manual returns a claimed 17.69 kmpl, the diesel-manual 19 kmpl, and the diesel-automatic (DCT) 18.5 kmpl.
What engine and transmission options does the Curvv come with?
A 1.2L turbo-petrol making 118 bhp and 170 Nm, or a 1.5L Kryojet turbo-diesel making 116 bhp and 260 Nm, each paired with a manual or automatic gearbox.
How many variants does the Curvv offer, and what's different between them?
43 variants across 8 trims (Smart, Pure Plus, Pure Plus S, Creative, Creative S, Creative Plus S, Accomplished S, Accomplished Plus A) — higher trims add the touchscreen, sunroof, ventilated seats, ADAS and the 360-degree camera that the base Smart trim skips.
What colours is the Tata Curvv available in?
11 colour options, including single-tone shades like Pristine White, Daytona Grey, Flame Red and Carbon Black, plus dual-tone finishes with a black roof such as Opera Blue and Nitro Crimson.
How safe is the Tata Curvv?
It carries a 5-star Bharat NCAP rating with 6 airbags, ESP and hill hold control as standard; the top Accomplished Plus A trim adds Level 2 ADAS with automatic emergency braking, lane keep assist and blind spot monitoring.
How much boot space does the Curvv have?
500 litres, one of the larger boots in its segment.
What is the seating capacity of the Curvv?
5 seats across 2 rows.
What is the ground clearance of the Tata Curvv?
208mm unladen.
Does the Curvv get a sunroof and a touchscreen?
Yes, but only from the mid and top trims — a voice-controlled panoramic sunroof and a 12.3-inch touchscreen with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay join from the Creative Plus S trim upward; the base Smart variant has neither.
What warranty does Tata offer on the Curvv?
A standard 3-year/100,000 km vehicle warranty.
How does the Tata Curvv compare to its closest rivals?
Its closest style rival is the Citroën Basalt, another coupe-SUV, while it also competes with conventional compact SUVs like the Hyundai Creta on price — the Curvv trades some rear headroom for its sportier sloping-roof design.
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