Tata Curvv waiting period in November stretches beyond 3 months

Thinking about getting the Tata Curvv this month, or maybe you’re just waiting for it to arrive? It’s good to know the latest delivery timelines across its three powertrain options: EV, Petrol, and Diesel. In November, the waiting period for the Curvv petrol variant has gone up a bit, reaching nearly three months. Meanwhile, the diesel and EV options have slightly shorter waits, just over two months. Let’s dive a bit deeper into the estimated delivery times for each powertrain choice, so you can plan ahead. 

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Tata Curvv EV waiting period in November

The Tata Curvv EV is offered in five trims: Creative, Accomplished, Accomplished Plus S, Empowered Plus, and Empowered+ A. Its pricing starts at Rs 17.49 lakh, reaching up to Rs 21.99 lakh. The Curvv EV is equipped with a 45 kWh battery pack, providing an ARAI-rated range of 502 km. A larger 55 kWh battery pack is also available, delivering an ARAI-claimed range of 585 km. Currently, the wait time for the Tata Curvv EV extends up to four weeks, which is about a month.

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Tata Curvv petrol & diesel waiting period in November

The Tata Curvv ICE is available in seven variants: Smart, Pure+, Pure+S, Creative, Creative S, Creative+S, Accomplished S, and Accomplished+S. For those considering the Curvv diesel, the waiting times vary based on the gearbox choice. The diesel variant with the MT gearbox has a waiting period exceeding one month, while the diesel with the DCA gearbox might require up to two months. The entry-level diesel with the MT gearbox has the longest wait, reaching over two months.

For the petrol version, waiting times also vary by engine and gearbox combinations. Choosing the 1.2L petrol engine with an MT gearbox means a wait of up to two months, while the same engine with a DCA gearbox has a longer wait, extending to around three months. 

The highest wait is for the entry-level Smart MT variant, which may take over three months to deliver. If you opt for the 1.2-litre Hyperion T-GDi Turbo-petrol engine with the MT transmission, the waiting period is just over one month, while the DCA gearbox version could take up to three months.

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