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Tata Motors Charges Ahead: Sierra EV and Safari EV Spotted Testing Together TATA.ev, India’s EV pioneer, is moving swiftly toward an electrified future. Fresh spy images show both the upcoming Sierra EV and Safari EV being tested on public roads — signaling the brand’s serious intent to expand its electric SUV portfolio. Sierra EV Highlights • Purpose-built electric SUV, not a conversion • Distinctive design: clean lines, flush door handles, muscular stance • Interior to feature a triple-screen dashboard, a first for Tata Motors • Built on Tata’s Gen 2 EV architecture, expected launch in 2025 Safari EV Highlights • Based on the Harrier EV platform but with added third-row seating • Targeting the family SUV segment in the Rs 26–30 lakh range • Expected to hit the market around mid-2025 Why This Matters 1. Tata is moving beyond ICE conversions to ground-up EVs 2. The triple-screen Sierra dashboard indicates more premium, tech-oriented approach 3. Launching both 5- and 7-seater EV SUVs positions Tata to serve a wider audience 4. With Mahindra, Hyundai, and others entering the space, this signals Tata’s aggressive defense of market share Both vehicles reflect a bold new direction for Tata — and a maturing EV ecosystem in India. With competition intensifying, Tata’s ability to scale innovation across segments could determine who leads the next phase of India’s electric mobility journey. What’s your take on Tata’s dual-EV strategy? Share your thoughts in the comments. #TataMotors #SierraEV #SafariEV #ElectricVehicles #EVIndia #AutoIndustry #EVStrategy
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