The Curvv EV was been released by Tata Motors, with an introductory price of Rs 17.49 lakh (ex-showroom). The carmaker also unveiled a whole range of optional accessories made just for the Curvv EV at the time of its launch. Accessories carefully chosen for the car’s outside and inside are included in the list.
Piano black mud flaps, a door visor with chrome inserts, a piano black carbon fiber spoiler, Curvv branding on headlamps, a black reflector garnish with chrome headlamps, roof rails, skid plates on both ends, a door protector, and a car cover shade are some of the accessories for the coupe-SUV’s exterior.
These accessories have the pricing listed below; you can choose them when you buy the coupe-SUV.
Details on the Curvv EV interior accessories
Regarding the Curvv EV‘s optional interior accessories, there are a few choices. These consist of floor mats for the boot and cabin areas, a screen guard to shield the TFT screen and touch panels, a magnetic window sun cover, and scuff plates to stop scratches. It should be noted that certain equipment come standard with the higher-end models of the car. For additional information, go to the official website of the manufacturer.
A permanent magnet motor with liquid cooling powers the Curvv EV. 166 horsepower are produced by the 55 kWh variant and 148 bhp by the 45 kWh version. A total of 215 Nm of torque is produced by both packs. The 45 kWh Curvv EV can reach 100 kmph in approximately 9 seconds, whilst the 55 kWh model can finish the race in 8.6 seconds.
A single charge of the 45 kWh and 55 kWh battery packs results in a MIDC range of 502 km and 585 km, respectively. According to Tata, the 45 kWh Curvv EV is expected to travel 330–350 km in real-world operation, while the long-range model will reach a range of 400–425 km.
