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 Motors has brought the internal combustion engine version of the Sierra concept SUV to India for the first time. Showcased at Auto Expo 2025 in near-production form with a bright yellow finish, the reborn Tata Sierra will go on sale in India later in the year.

In this article, we compare the design differences between the Tata Safari and the Sierra which was recently revealed at the Auto Expo 2025.

Tata Motors launched what appears to be the production-ready Sierra, which company unveiled at the 2025 Bharat Mobility Global Expo. In accordance with Tata's format, the model will be introduced as an EV first,

This is the first time Tata Motors is showcasing the reborn Sierra in its ICE avatar, which is expected to go on sale later this year

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 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.

While Tata Motors is tightlipped about the powertrain options, the new Tata Sierra ICE comes as close as it gets to production form hinting at a launch later this year.

Tata Motors has reintroduced the Tata Sierra as an internal combustion engine SUV at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025. The new model combines nostalgic design elements with modern features, offering advanced technology,

Tata Sierra ICE Concept has been unveiled alongside electric version of the SUV Tata Motors' pavilion at the Bharat Mobility Expo 2025 has a lot going on, along with this the brand has take a step toward reviving the Sierra name.