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The Tata Curvv 2025 is an SUV-coupe that is based on the Tata Nexon. It sits on the popular compact SUV segment, but sets itself apart with a different design.
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Curvv has 40 variants starting at ₹ 9.76 Lakh. It is available in Petrol and Diesel fuel options with Manual, Automatic transmission choices.
Tata Nexon is an all-rounder in the truest sense. This small SUV can tour, commute, tackle bad roads, and is fairly spacious. Like most other Tata cars, you should consider it if you prioritize comfort and safety above everything else. In fact, it was the first car in India to receive a 5-star Global NCAP safety rating. The Nexon is also one of the few small SUVs that offers a diverse range of powertrain options, including diesel, petrol, CNG, manual transmission (MT), dual-clutch transmission (DCT), automated manual transmission (AMT), and even an all-electric version.
17.44 kmpl
Manual
Petrol
If you are in the market for a family SUV, the first option that comes to mind is the Hyundai Creta — and for all the right reasons. It offers ample space and comfort, complemented by a strong feature set that includes ventilated seats, a panoramic sunroof, and a Bose sound system. Driving enthusiasts will appreciate the performance of the 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine and the improved handling package offered by the N Line variants. Buyers focused on fuel economy can opt for the refined 1.5-litre petrol or diesel engines. It is hard to go wrong with the Creta, no matter what your needs are. And remember, there are electric variants too.
17.4 kmpl
Manual
Petrol
One of the most sensible family SUVs on Indian roads, the Maruti Brezza’s strengths are comfort, space, and value for money. It is not an exciting car to drive or loaded with features, but what it delivers is a highly practical family car, a sensible feature list, and peace of mind through Maruti’s reliability and service backup. It is available with a 1.5-litre petrol engine paired with either a manual or automatic transmission. For economy-conscious buyers, there is also a factory-fitted CNG option that offers even lower running costs.
17.38 kmpl
Manual
Petrol
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