If you’re eyeing a mid‑size SUV and want a darker look, Tata’s new Sierra Dark Edition starts at ₹13.99 Lakh ex‑showroom. The base offers the same 1.5‑litre Revotron engine that powers the regular Pure L, but now wrapped in all‑black paint and a violet‑eclipse tinted interior.
The DARK package isn’t a sticker on a single trim. It spans six personas from Pure L to Accomplished+, so you can keep the engine and transmission you were leaning toward while switching the color scheme. No feature is dropped; every DARK variant carries the full equipment list of its standard counterpart.
Under the hood, the base variant can be fitted with the 1.5‑litre Revotron in either manual or dual‑clutch, or the 1.5‑litre Kryojet manual for a bit more torque. The top‑end Accomplished+ DARK jumps to the Kryojet automatic or the high‑output Hyperion automatic, pushing the price up to ₹21.59 Lakh.
For context, the flagship Mahindra XUV700 starts at ₹23.50 Lakh, while Hyundai Creta’s top trim is roughly ₹21 Lakh. The Sierra Dark Edition sits comfortably below those, offering the same drivetrain choices but with a distinct aesthetic that many buyers find appealing.
Tata plans to roll out the DARK line in major metros before the end of Q3 2026, with Bangalore and Mumbai receiving the first deliveries. Keep an eye on the auction dates, as the earlier the order, the more flexibility you have in choosing the exact powertrain.