Tata Motors is showing no signs of slowing down. After recording its highest-ever monthly sales of nearly 60,000 units in May 2026, the company has firmly established itself as India’s second-largest car manufacturer, trailing only Maruti Suzuki. With strong demand for its SUVs and electric vehicles, Tata is now preparing an aggressive product strategy to maintain its momentum.
Over the next 18 months, the brand is expected to launch several all-new models, major facelifts, and next-generation electric vehicles. From the highly anticipated Safari EV and Curvv EV to the premium Avinya and the next-generation Nexon, Tata’s upcoming lineup promises significant improvements in technology, range, comfort, and safety.
Here’s a detailed look at the six upcoming Tata cars expected to launch in India during 2026 and early 2027.
1. Tata Curvv EV
Following the launch of the petrol and diesel Curvv, Tata Motors is now preparing the fully electric version of its stylish coupe SUV.
The Curvv EV is expected to arrive between July and September 2026 and will be built on Tata’s dedicated Acti.ev platform, designed specifically for electric vehicles.
Buyers are expected to get two battery choices—a 55 kWh standard pack and a larger 60 kWh long-range battery. Depending on the variant, the claimed driving range is expected to fall between 450 km and 500 km on a single charge.
Higher variants are also likely to introduce all-wheel drive (AWD), making the Curvv EV one of Tata’s most capable electric SUVs.
Expected Features
The Curvv EV is expected to be loaded with premium equipment, including:
- Triple-screen dashboard layout
- JBL premium audio system
- Ventilated front seats
- 360-degree camera
- Level 2 ADAS
- Connected car technology
- Wireless smartphone connectivity
Expected prices could range from ₹18 lakh to ₹25 lakh (ex-showroom) depending on the battery option and features.
2. Next-Generation Tata Nexon
The Tata Nexon continues to dominate the compact SUV segment, but Tata is already working on a significant update expected to arrive in early 2027.
Instead of launching an all-new platform, Tata is expected to heavily revise the existing architecture with substantial styling improvements.
The next Nexon is likely to adopt a much sharper and more modern appearance featuring slimmer LED lighting, redesigned bumpers, fresh alloy wheels and cleaner body lines.
Interior Improvements
Inside, Tata is expected to introduce several premium upgrades, including:
- Connected dual-screen layout
- Illuminated steering wheel
- Ventilated front seats
- Improved dashboard materials
- Level 2 ADAS
- Updated infotainment software
Despite the visual overhaul, Tata is expected to continue offering the current range of powertrains, including:
- 1.2-litre turbo-petrol
- 1.5-litre diesel
- CNG
- Nexon EV
This strategy allows Tata to modernise its best-selling SUV while keeping development costs under control.
3. Tata Safari EV
One of Tata’s most exciting upcoming launches is undoubtedly the Safari EV, expected around the 2026 festive season.
The electric Safari will become the flagship SUV in Tata’s EV portfolio and will directly compete with premium electric SUVs expected from Mahindra and other manufacturers.
Unlike many front-wheel-drive electric SUVs, the Safari EV is expected to offer Tata’s Quad-Wheel Drive (QWD) system, providing improved traction and light off-road capability.
Battery, Range & Performance
The Safari EV is expected to be available with:
- 65 kWh battery pack
- 75 kWh battery pack
Claimed driving range could reach between 550 km and 600 km, making it one of Tata’s longest-range electric SUVs.
The standard rear-wheel-drive version is expected to produce approximately 220–230 hp, while AWD variants will gain an additional front-mounted electric motor for improved performance and stability.
Premium Features
The flagship electric SUV is expected to include:
- 540-degree surround-view camera
- Level 2 ADAS
- Panoramic sunroof
- Premium six- and seven-seat layouts
- Large connected digital displays
- Wireless charging
- Ventilated seats
Expected pricing is likely to fall between ₹23 lakh and ₹32 lakh (ex-showroom), depending on the battery size and drivetrain.
4. Tata Avinya: Tata’s New Premium EV Brand
Tata Motors is preparing to enter an entirely new segment with the Avinya, a premium electric vehicle that will serve as the flagship of Tata’s future EV portfolio.
Expected to launch in early 2027, the Avinya will not simply be another Tata model. Instead, it is expected to become the first vehicle under a new premium sub-brand, targeting buyers looking for luxury, advanced technology, and long driving range.
One of the biggest highlights is its architecture. Instead of the originally planned JLR EMA platform, Tata is expected to use the Chery–JLR CGLR platform, allowing faster development while still delivering premium engineering.
Battery and Charging
The Avinya is expected to be offered with 70 kWh to 90 kWh battery packs, providing a claimed driving range of more than 600 km on a full charge.
It will also support 800V ultra-fast DC charging, enabling significantly faster charging times than most EVs currently available in India. Under ideal conditions, the battery could charge from low to high capacity in under an hour.
Premium Design
Unlike current Tata models, the Avinya is expected to feature a completely new design language.
Instead of the traditional Tata logo, the front and rear lighting elements will form a distinctive “T”-shaped LED signature, creating a unique identity for the new premium brand.
Luxury materials, a minimalist cabin, advanced driver assistance systems, and next-generation connected technology are also expected to be part of the package.
Prices are likely to start around ₹35 lakh and could exceed ₹40 lakh (ex-showroom) for higher variants.
5. New Tata Tigor
After updating the Tiago hatchback, Tata is now preparing a refreshed Tigor sedan.
The facelift is expected to borrow heavily from the updated Tiago, giving the compact sedan a more modern appearance without changing its core mechanical package.
At the front, buyers can expect redesigned LED headlamps, a revised grille, updated bumpers, and refreshed alloy wheels.
Inside, Tata is likely to introduce an upgraded dashboard with improved materials, a larger touchscreen infotainment system, wireless smartphone connectivity, and a more premium overall cabin design.
Mechanically, the Tigor is expected to continue with its familiar 1.2-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine, producing 86 PS, paired with manual and AMT gearbox options.
Pricing is expected to remain close to the current model, making it an attractive option for buyers looking for an affordable sedan with updated styling.
6. New Tata Tigor EV
Alongside the petrol version, Tata is also expected to launch an updated Tigor EV.
The electric sedan is likely to receive styling and interior changes similar to the standard Tigor while retaining its existing electric powertrain.
The current 26 kWh battery pack is expected to continue, offering a claimed driving range of approximately 315 km.
In real-world driving conditions, owners can expect a practical range of around 215–250 km, making the Tigor EV well suited for daily city commuting.
Although no major battery upgrades are expected, Tata may improve software, charging management, and infotainment features to enhance the ownership experience.
Pricing is also expected to remain largely unchanged, helping the Tigor EV continue as one of India’s more affordable electric sedans.
Expected Launch Timeline
Based on current information, Tata’s upcoming launches are expected to arrive in the following order:
- Tata Curvv EV: July–September 2026
- Tata Safari EV: Festive season 2026
- New Tata Tigor & Tigor EV: Late 2026
- Tata Avinya: Early 2027
- Next-Generation Tata Nexon: Early 2027
While launch schedules can change, Tata’s product pipeline suggests the company will remain one of the busiest manufacturers in the Indian automotive market over the next two years.
Auto360Info Verdict
Tata Motors is clearly preparing one of its most ambitious product offensives yet. Rather than relying on a single blockbuster launch, the company is refreshing its best-selling models while expanding its electric vehicle portfolio into entirely new segments.
The Curvv EV and Safari EV are expected to strengthen Tata’s position in the fast-growing electric SUV market, while the next-generation Nexon should help the brand maintain its leadership in the compact SUV segment.
The biggest surprise, however, is the Avinya. With its premium positioning, long driving range, 800V charging architecture, and completely new design language, it could become Tata’s most technologically advanced production car to date.
Meanwhile, buyers looking for more affordable options can expect the refreshed Tigor and Tigor EV to deliver updated styling and improved interiors without significantly increasing prices.
If Tata delivers these products on schedule, 2026 and early 2027 could prove to be defining years for the company as it continues to challenge rivals across petrol, CNG, hybrid, and electric vehicle segments.
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