Tata Motors has revealed the Sierra ICE concept at Auto Expo 2025. We take a closer look at the design and interior in our image gallery

The Tata Sierra in its ICE (internal combustion engine) avatar closely mirrors its EV counterpart, though it features subtle changes to the grille and bumper design

Tata Sierra petrol and diesel model showcased in near production concept form at Auto Expo 2025. Tap for Tata Sierra price and launch details along with Tata Sierra images from Bharat Mobility expo 2025.

Unveiled in a vibrant yellow colour, the new Tata Sierra combines nostalgia with cutting edge sophistication. The Tata Sierra was not just India's first SUV, it was a pioneer, a dream and an icon that redefined what mobility and ambition meant for an entire generation when the original Sierra was launched in 1991,

Tata Sierra showcased at Bharat Mobility Global Expo. Featuring advanced tech, electric options, and striking design. Catch more updates from the Bharat Mobility Global Expo.

Tata Motors has revived one of its most iconic models, theTata Sierra, in an internal combustion engine (ICE) avatar, reported CarDekho.Unveiled at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025, the new Sierra blends nostalgic elements with Tata’s contemporary design philosophy,

Tata Motors unveiled three vehicles at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025 in New Delhi. They introduced the Sierra ICE, Harrier EV, and Avinya X concept. The Sierra ICE will come in both petrol and diesel variants.

Check out all the highlights and important details of the Tata Sierra ICE SUV showcased at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo

Tata Motors will display Harrier EV, Sierra SUV and Avinya concept along with several special editions models. Tap here for more details.

The major change for the Avinya is that it has moved from its sleep coupe-like appearance to a more crossover-like appearance, something that we expected from T

Tata Motors unveiled 32 passenger and commercial vehicles along with smart solutions at the Auto Expo in New Delhi, emphasizing the shift towards green energy. The reveal included 14 commercial vehicles with six electric models and 18 passenger vehicles,