The Sierra's base Smart+ trim pricing begins from Rs 11.49 lakh.
The front comes with LED projector headlamps and DRLs and a dual tone bumper.
The sides get a black finish for the wheel arches, lower side of the doors and 17-inch steel wheels.
The Sierra gets a connected LED taillight and a dual tone bumper at the rear.
The roof is partly finished in black, which pays homage to the older Sierra and lends a dual-tone look.
The Smart+ base trim of the Sierra gets a dual-tone black and grey interior theme.
The steering gets a dual-tone black and white finish and a button to control the instrument cluster.
It comes equipped with auto AC, and rear AC vents even in its base trim.
It also gets features like rear window sunshades to name a few.
The rear seats miss out on a headrest for the middle passenger in the base trim.
The base Smart+ trim comes with a choice of either a 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol or a 1.5-litre diesel engine.
Tata Sierra base variant in pictures
Tata Sierra base price starts at Rs 11.49 lakh for the 'Smart+' base trim. The Smart+ trim of the Sierra is offered with a choice of either a 106hp, 145Nm 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine or a 118hp, 260Nm 1.5-litre diesel engine. In its base variant, the Sierra is available in three colours: Pristine White, Pure Grey, and Coorg Cloud. It features items like LED projector headlamps, LED taillamps, automatic climate control, rear window sunshades, rear AC vents, and flush door handles with a welcome function, a digital instrument cluster, but it lacks a touchscreen infotainment system or an audio system. Even in its base trim, Tata has equipped the Sierra with six airbags, all-wheel disc brakes, electronic parking brake with auto hold, ISOFIX, ESP, ABS and rear parking sensors.
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