Published : 09 August 2024
Read Time : 5 min
Author: Mahesh Yadav
In this variant explained article, you'll find out which variant of the Tata Curvv EV you should buy based on the prices, variant-wise features and value for money. Here we compare and objectively analyse the Curvv EV's variants and their features. Then we will compare the electric motor specs, range, battery capacity and dimensions of the Tata Curvv EV with its competitors like the BYD Atto 3, MG ZS EV and also the XUV 400 EV.

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The pros or advantages of Tata Curvv EV 2024 are:
The 2024 Tata Curvv EV has the following shortcomings or problems:
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The Tata Curvv EV is available in 5 variants — Creative, Accomplished, Accomplished Plus S, Empowered Plus and Empowered Plus A. It gets 2 battery options:
Regardless of which battery option you get, the power and torque output remains the same. All variants are compatible with CCS2 port for DC fast charging with speeds of up to 70kW. They also get a Type-2 AC charger, which can recharge the car at speeds of up to 7.2kW.
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The base model of the Tata Curvv EV is only available with the smaller 45kWh battery pack and costs Rs. 17.49 lakh (ex-showroom). The most notable features of the Curvv EV’s base model are:
Considering the price of the Curvv EV base model, you may miss the following features:
Considering the ex-showroom price of this Curvv base model, it doesn’t get several must-have features. Moreover, the higher Accomplished variant offers better value for money and covers most of the shortcomings of the Curvv Creative 45. So, we do not recommend buying the Curvv EV base model.
The Accomplished variant onwards, you also have the option of buying the Curvv EV with the larger 55kWh battery pack. The Curvv EV Accomplished variant costs Rs. 18.49 lakh with smaller 45kWh battery pack, which is Rs. 1.0 lakh more than the base trim. If you want the larger 55kWh battery pack option, then you’ll have to pay another Rs. 76,000.
The Accomplished variant of the Curvv EV gets the following additional notable features over the Creative base model:
In this variant, you may miss feature like:
Among the 45kWh and 55kWh options, you can pick one based on your driving preferences. It’s worth noting that the 55kWh variants are well priced over the comparable 45kWh options. So, the upgrade is easily justifiable.
In terms of features and value, the Accomplished 45 and 55 are both good options. Although, the upgrade to higher Accomplished Plus S 45 or 55 is highly recommended. They offer far superior value and ownership experience with the inclusion of panoramic sunroof and other features.
With the Accomplished Plus S variant, you will get the same battery-range combinations as the lower Accomplished variant. The Curvv EV Accomplished Plus S 45 variant costs Rs. 19.29 lakh with the smaller battery pack and Rs. 19.99 lakh with the larger battery pack. This variant is Rs. 80,000 pricier than the Accomplished 45. While the Accomplished Plus S 55 variant with larger battery pack costs another Rs. 70,000 over the Accomplished Plus S 45.
The Accomplished Plus S variant of the Curvv EV gets the following additional notable features over the Accomplished variant:
In the Accomplished Plus S variant of the Curvv EV, you may miss feature like:
If you’re only interested in the Curvv EV 45, then the Accomplished Plus S is our top recommendation. Moreover, the price jump to the Curvv 55 is also fairly small for the longer range. So, if you can, we’ll strongly recommend you buy the Curvv Accomplished Plus S 55, which is our overall top recommendation for all Curvv EV buyers.
The higher Empowered Plus variant of the Curvv EV only gets the 55kWh battery-range combination. The Empowered Plus 55 is priced at Rs. 21.25 lakh, which is Rs. 1.26 lakh more expensive than the Accomplished Plus S 55.
The Empowered Plus variant of the Curvv EV gets the following additional notable features over the Accomplished Plus S variant:
In the Empowered Plus variant, you may miss feature like:
The Empowered Plus is only available with the 55kWh battery pack. In terms of value, it is alright but the higher Empowered Plus A and the Accomplished Plus S, both offer far superior value for money. So, we don’t recommend buying the Empowered Plus 55 variant of the Curvv EV. The only reason that warrants buying this variant is if you absolutely don’t want the ADAS features in your car but still want upmarket features like power driver seat and ventilation.
The Empowered Plus A top model of the Tata Curvv EV only gets the larger battery with longer range combination like the lower Empowered Plus trim. The Curvv EV’s Empowered Plus A 55 variant costs Rs. 21.99 lakh, which is Rs. 74,000 costlier than the lower Empowered Plus 55 variant.
The Curvv EV’s top model gets the following notable additional features over the Empowered Plus trim:
In the Curvv EV top model, you may miss the following features:
The Curvv EV top model is also worth buying as it offers fantastic value for money over the Curvv base model for all the additional features and longer range.
Among the Curvv EV 45 and 55 variants, the 55 is totally worth buying as the price premium for the longer range is easily justifiable. However, if you still want to buy one of the Curvv 45 variants, then the Accomplished Plus S is our top recommendation. While the mid variant is worth considering, the base is not recommended at all.
If you are convinced to buy one of the Curvv EV 55 for its longer range, then the Accomplished Plus S is an easy recommendation regardless of your range preference. Accomplished 55 and Empowered Plus 55 are both good options. But the upgrade to Accomplished Plus 55 and Curvv EV top model is so lucrative that you're better off skipping the lower trim options.
In terms of specifications, the Curvv EV offers 2 battery configurations — 45kWh and 55kWh. The 45kWh has an ARAI range of 502km while the 55kWh offers 585km of range. There is no difference between the 45kWh and 55kWh when it comes to power output as both the battery options offer 150Nm of torque.
It’s worth mentioning that Tata’s EVs don’t even come close to the claimed range. During the launch of Curvv EV, Tata conveyed that EV buyers should expect the real range to be 30% lower than the claimed ARAI range.
*Based on Tata’s estimates
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The Curvv EV is slightly smaller than the BYD Atto 3. It has a better ground clearance than the other cars in the segment. Only the XUV400 with 200mm of ground clearance comes close to the Curvv EV’s ground clearance of 190mm. The Curvv EV, despite its smaller dimensions, has a boot space, which is larger than that of the BYD Atto 3 and MG ZS EV.
The Curvv EV’s offer the best tyre size in the segment, which same as the BYD Atto 3 which carries a higher price tag.
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The Curvv EV is available in the following 5 dual-tone exterior colours:
All colour options are not available with all variants. To know the variant-wise colour options of the Curvv EV, visit the following link: 2024 Tata Curvv EV – All Exterior Colour Options (Variant-Wise)
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