If you're hunting for a family SUV that feels more premium without breaking the bank, the new Sierra Legend Series is a step closer. The update is all about cabin comfort and connectivity, not a new engine.
Under the hood, Tata keeps the familiar 1.5‑litre lineup: the turbo‑charged Hyperion TGDi and the naturally aspirated Revotron petrol, plus a 1.5‑litre Kryojet diesel. Transmission options span manual and automatic, with the DCT available on higher‑end variants.
The five variants—Smart + L, Pure L, Pure L (O), Pure + L and Adventure + L—cluster around three key price bands, each adding a different slice of luxury. Smart + L starts at ₹11.99 lakh and comes with leatherette seats, Bi‑LED projector headlamps and a 6‑airbag safety package. Pure L moves the 10.24‑inch infotainment and 8‑speaker audio into the fold, while Pure L (O) adds a panoramic sunroof and rain‑sensing wipers. Pure + L introduces ventilated front seats and a 6‑way powered driver seat, and Adventure + L caps the range with a 360‑degree camera, 31‑cm touchscreen and multiple terrain modes—all under ₹19.49 lakh.
Compared to the Mahindra XUV700 and Hyundai Creta, the Sierra’s tech punch is hard to ignore. A 10.24‑inch screen—backed by wireless Android Auto—lets you stay connected without taking your eyes off the road, while the 360‑degree camera gives you an edge in parking and low‑speed maneuvers. All of this sits beneath the ₹19.49 lakh ceiling, making the Sierra a compelling choice for buyers who want more for less.
Tata will roll out the Legend Series across major metros starting in June 2026, with test‑drive slots opening at authorized showrooms by the end of May. Buyers who want to see the new cabin in person should book a slot early, as the higher‑end variants are expected to sell out quickly.