Tata Sierra EV 2025 Expected Price; With Logic | V3Cars

In this 2025 Tata Sierra EV price range expectation article, we will present the most likely ex-showroom price of the Sierra EV base model and Sierra EV top model. Once we have more information about the Sierra EV’s battery and variant lineup, we will update this article to provide improved estimations. We are also presenting our logic and important considerations gone into estimating the price range of the Sierra EV, Tata’s upcoming eclectic SUV so that you can decide if our price range expectations are reliable or not.

2025 Tata Sierra EV Price Expectations — With Logic

Let’s start with setting the stage for the price range.

Tata Sierra EV Battery Options

Here’s the V3 math, which is so simple, you’ll think it’s not possible:

TATA EVs BATTERY CAPACITY

Vehicle

Base Battery

Top Battery

Punch EV

25kWh

35kWh

Nexon EV

30kWh

45kWh

Curvv EV

45kWh

55kWh

Sierra EV

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?

Harrier EV

65kWh

75kWh

If you’ll scan through the table above, you’ll notice that Nexon onwards, the higher battery pack becomes the base battery option of the next car in Tata’s EV portfolio. Just filling in the values 55kWh and 65kWh for the Sierra EV position it perfectly in the Tata’s EV product lineup.

TATA EVs BATTERY CAPACITY

Vehicle

Base Battery

Top Battery

Punch EV

25kWh

35kWh

Nexon EV

30kWh

45kWh

Curvv EV

45kWh

55kWh

Sierra EV

55kWh

65kWh

Harrier EV

65kWh

75kWh

Tata Sierra EV Variant Lineup

Based on Tata’s other electric cars currently on sale, we know that Tata don’t offer the electric car in a bargain basement variant. Even the base trim of the electric car is usually comparable with the mid trim of the petrol/diesel variants.

We expect the Sierra EV 55kWh base model to cost around Rs. 19.50 lakh. Meanwhile, the Harrier EV’s fan favourite variant is the Fearless Plus 75, which is the most affordable variant with the larger battery pack. We believe that the Sierra EV will respect this variant and top out at or below this price point. Thus, we expect the Sierra EV 65kWh 2WD top variant to cost Rs. 24.0 lakh leaving some breathing room for the Harrier EV 75 variants.

Even at Rs. 24.0 lakh, the Sierra EV will be about Rs. 2.0 lakh pricier than the Curvv EV top model.

Tata Sierra EV

Tata Sierra EV 4WD — Unlikely, But Possible

Bringing the Sierra nameplate back with a boxy styling and not offering it 4WD may be considered blasphemy by the diehard fans of the OG Sierra. Should 4WD be on the menu for the Sierra EV, we can expect it to cost Rs. 1.0 lakh more and offer fewer features than the Harrier EV 4WD. With 4WD, the Sierra EV could shake things up in the electric car space offering never-seen-before tech and capabilities at an unbelievable price point.

At Rs. 25.0 lakh (ex-showroom), the Sierra EV 65 4WD will become a tempting choice if it materialises. With this price tag, it won’t be stepping on Harrier EV 75’s toes either as the Harrier EV will continue to cater to those who want superior road presence.

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Tata Sierra EV Expected Price Range

With the logic explained in the previous headings, we believe that the Sierra EV 55kWh base model will cost Rs. 19.0 lakh and while the 2025 Sierra EV top model with 2WD may cost as much as Rs. 24.0 lakh (ex-showroom). If it ends up getting 4WD, then the top model’s price could stretch as high as Rs. 25.0 lakh.

Stay tuned to V3Cars for the most detailed Sierra EV variants explained article and booking recommendations.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Mahesh Yadav

Mahesh is a fan of compact, quirky and underrated vehicles that punch above their weight. Multix, Nano and Navi are his favourites.

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