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Is the Tata Sierra EV a 7-Seater SUV? Here’s the Answer

Published By Konica Singh
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2025-05-02

Is the Tata Sierra EV a 7-Seater SUV? Here’s the Answer

The iconic Tata Sierra is making a comeback in an all-new avatar, but many car buyers are wondering: Will the Tata Sierra EV be a 7-seater SUV?

 

Let’s clear the air and look at what’s officially known about its seating capacity, features, and launch timeline.

 

Will the Tata Sierra EV Offer a 7-Seater Layout?

 

No, the upcoming Tata Sierra EV will not be a 7-seater SUV. Instead, it is expected to be offered in two seating configurations:

 

  • A 5-seater standard version
  • A 4-seater lounge variant designed for enhanced rear-seat comfort

 

Despite rumours and early speculations, Tata Motors has not announced any plans for a 7-seater layout on the Sierra EV or its ICE (internal combustion engine) counterpart.

 

Inside the Premium 4-Seater Lounge Variant

 

The most talked-about version of the new Sierra is its 4-seater lounge model. It is designed to deliver maximum rear-seat comfort. This variant is expected to appeal to buyers seeking a chauffeur-driven lifestyle with premium amenities typically seen in high-end sedans or luxury SUVs.

 

Key Features of the 4-Seater Lounge Variant:

 

  • Individual Lounge Seats: Instead of a rear bench, the lounge variant features two individual seats at the back
  • Ottoman Function: Extendable leg rests to support a relaxed, reclined posture
  • Sliding & Reclining Function: For customisable seating comfort
  • Ventilated Seats: Likely to enhance comfort during long drives
  • Ambient Mood Lighting & Screens: Expected to include ambient lighting, possible fold-out tray tables, and personal entertainment screens

 

This business-class setup on wheels makes the Sierra Lounge one of the most unique configurations in the upcoming EV market.

 

A Look Back: Seating Layout of the Original Tata Sierra

 

The original Tata Sierra, launched in 1991, was one of India’s first indigenously developed lifestyle SUVs. It featured a 5-seater layout, with:

 

  • 2 bucket seats in the front
  • A folding rear bench seat to accommodate three passengers (although more comfortable for two)
  • No rear doors, with access to the back via folding the front seats

 

The cabin was roomy for its time, with large fixed rear glass panels that gave a wide, open view. Features like power windows, AC, and power steering made it feel modern, even though the dashboard and materials were quite basic.

 

How the New Tata Sierra EV Cabin Differs

 

The upcoming Tata Sierra EV marks a bold shift toward premium electric SUVs, with a cabin that now focuses on comfort, style, and personalisation instead of ruggedness.

 

  • Design Philosophy: Inspired by a “living room” experience with lounge-like seating
  • Dashboard: Modern, layered design with a large touchscreen infotainment system and digital cluster
  • Features: Includes a panoramic sunroof, ambient lighting, wireless charging, and unique decorative inserts like moss panels and mini vases
  • Lounge Variant: Offers sliding rear seats with leg rests, fold-out tray tables, and entertainment screens, suited for a chauffeur-driven lifestyle

 

Launch Timeline and Expected Price

 

The Tata Sierra EV is expected to launch in India in August 2025, with a starting price between Rs. 25 lakh to Rs. 30 lakh (ex-showroom). Tata Motors is also expected to launch an ICE version of the Sierra, possibly alongside the EV model, targeting buyers who prefer traditional fuel-powered engines.

 

Also Read: Upcoming EV Launches in 2025 – What to Expect This Year

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