Arushi Rawat

Tata has a habit of blending nostalgia with modernity, and with the new Sierra, it plays that card like a master strategist. After testing the waters with the revamped Safari, the company has clearly learned its lessons, delivering an SUV that feels simultaneously familiar and futuristic. With an interesting pricing strategy, futuristic cabin tech, composed ride quality and unmistakable road presence in a fiercely competitive segment that has the Hyundai Creta as a reigning champion, the Sierra has taken on a big challenge. Will it take a winning lap?

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