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Asked by: Satishon Jan 11, 2026
I am confused about choosing between the Thar 4×2 petrol, Tata Curvv, and the Honda City. Please help me decide which one to choose.
That's a very varied set of cars in your shortlist, and it would be hard to pinpoint one without knowing your specific requirements. The Mahindra Thar is a good option if you want a rugged SUV to take on bad roads. If you really like the image, if not its not better than the others as a daily driver, as the ride over medium bumps and patchy city streets is very busy. Also, the refinement, too, will not be as nice as the Honda City in particular.
The Tata Curvv will be more refined than the Mahindra Thar and will feel more premium inside, too. Plus, it will have sufficient ground clearance for most bad roads in and about the city. So this is a good buy if very rough roads are not something you encounter.
The Honda City would be best if you like to drive, as the handling of a sedan will feel better than the Thar and the Curvv. Also, we assume you live in an area with reasonably good roads.
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Asked by: Manuon Nov 30, 2025
I am planning to buy a new car within a budget of Rs 15 to 20 lakh. My daily drive is around 10km, with two trips of about 80km each month, and two or three long drives in a year. Normally, I travel alone, but on long trips, I travel with a family of four adults. I am confused about the transmission and powertrain choices: EV vs petrol vs hybrid. I have shortlisted the Curvv, Clavis, and Sierra. Please suggest.
Given your very low daily and monthly driving usage, an electric car sounds like it would make the most sense, but on your 2-3 long drives, the range restriction might prove an inconvenience. Moreover, given your limited usage, the extra purchase cost of the EV may not be justified, and all the EVs you have shortlisted are either at the very edge of your budget or above it. Thus, a frugal, low-maintenance petrol car or a hybrid might make more sense for you.
Amongst the cars you have mentioned, the Tata Sierra petrol seems like a good bet - it's more spacious than the Curvv, and comfier than the Kia Carens Clavis. However, you should consider a hybrid, like the Maruti Suzuki Victoris, of which you can get the mid-range ZXi variant in your budget of Rs 20 lakh.
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Asked by: Shaleenon Nov 17, 2025
I don’t understand what to choose while looking for a new car that will be used in the city as well as on the highway (the home to office is 90 km both ways). I am confused between the Tata Nexon and the Curvv. I find the Curvv stylish, but it doesn’t come with a CNG model, which is the main difference causing the confusion. I’m also not sure why I don’t see the Curvv on the road as much as the Nexon.
As you’ve correctly pointed out, the Tata Nexon is your only real option if you want a CNG version, unlike the Tata Curvv. Considering your running and requirements, choosing a CNG variant makes a lot of sense. While the Curvv is stylish and stands out on the road, the main reason it hasn’t done as well as the Nexon is its pricing and positioning.
Since the Tata Curvv is over 4 metres long, it misses out on the tax benefits the Nexon enjoys, making it around Rs 3 to 4 lakh more expensive. Apart from the distinctive exterior and larger boot, it does not feel like a step up in terms of driving experience, rear seat comfort, cabin quality or practicality.
The Curvv also faces strong competition from cars like the Hyundai Creta, which offer better engine and gearbox options and feel more premium.
If you are looking for a CNG car in the Curvv’s price bracket, we strongly suggest considering the Maruti Suzuki Victoris CNG. It is well priced, the CNG tank is neatly placed under the boot floor, so boot space is less compromised, and it has also scored a 5 star rating in Bharat NCAP.
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Asked by: Vishal Vungaralaon Nov 12, 2025
Is the Tata Curvv diesel a good option compared to the Mahindra XUV 3XO and Hyundai Venue? My budget is ₹15 lakh.
The Tata Curvv diesel has the advantage with its larger size and better ride quality in comparison to the XUV 3XO and the Hyundai Venue.
However, in your budget, you can get a better spec'd Mahindra XUV 3XO with almost the same amount of room. The AX7 trim would be a good choice with a well-equipped cabin and a smooth diesel engine.
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Asked by: Amresh Kumar Behon Nov 5, 2025
I’m confused between Hyundai Venue, Tata Curvv, and Honda Elevate. My budget is ₹15 lakh - which one should I buy?
The Tata Curvv is the largest SUV in this comparison, and while it has a very comfy ride and unique looks, the rear space isn't good for tall adults. The Hyundai Venue is the most well-equipped in this budget, but it is also a segment below the Elevate and the Curvv. If rear seat space isn't a high priority, the new Hyundai Venue is the best choice in this group.
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Asked by: Aniruddhaon Nov 5, 2025
I have been using a Wagon R LXI CNG for 13 years, but the boot space is occupied by the CNG tank. I’m planning to buy a new car within the next 6 months under an ₹18 lakh budget. My priority is mileage and comfort. I’m inclined to wait for the Tata Curvv CNG, considering the petrol variant offers decent city mileage and good highway efficiency. I hope the CNG variant further enhances mileage. What’s your advice - should I wait or consider other options?
The Maruti Suzuki Victoris in CNG trim will be a better buy than the Curvv, as it has more space in the back and given your familiarity with Maruti, the Victoris will be a better buy. Also, if you are going to exchange your older car, Maruti is likely to offer a better deal on the Wagon-R.
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Asked by: Akash Yadavon Oct 31, 2025
I want to buy a diesel car. My monthly use will be around 1,000-1,200 km, with roughly 30% city and 70% highway driving. My on-road budget is ₹15 lakh. My priorities are safety, mileage, features, and comfort - please suggest suitable options.
The Hyundai Creta would be our pick. It offers a good blend of an efficient diesel engine, lots of features, great comfort, and reasonable safety too.
If you’re looking for something with better crash safety, the Tata Curvv is a good option - so is the Scorpio N. However, keep in mind that while the Scorpio N has a good crash rating, its high-speed handling on highways isn’t as good as the Creta or Curvv. Also, mileage would be lower in this case.
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Asked by: Shashankon Oct 30, 2025
Hi, I’m planning to upgrade from my 5-year-old Wagon R. I’m 6’3” and looking for a car that offers good space, comfort, and reliability. My daily drive is around 40 km in Hyderabad city traffic. My budget is around ₹25 lakh. I’ve shortlisted the Hyundai Creta and Tata Curvv. Which one would be better, or should I wait for the new Tata Sierra?
Between the Hyundai Creta and the Tata Curvv, we recommend going for the Hyundai car as it fits your requirements perfectly. It’s a well-rounded product that ticks almost every box - offering a premium feel, plenty of features, ample space, practicality, and strong engine options.
If you’re interested in the upcoming Tata Sierra, we’d suggest waiting, as its launch is just around the corner on November 25. It promises to be a far more compelling product than the Tata Curvv, thanks to its striking design, new engine options, and a more distinctive identity.
On the other hand, the Curvv feels quite similar to the more affordable Tata Nexon, apart from a few added features and a larger boot.
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Asked by: YATHISH Non Oct 15, 2025
Considering service, reliability, efficiency, and features, which is a better value for money, the Honda City VX variant or the Tata Curvv Creative + S variant?
All things considered, the Honda City is the better buy. The Tata Curvv has the SUV advantage, but the City offers more rear-seat space, a smooth and refined engine, higher reliability, and better efficiency.
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