Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles has unveiled the production-ready Tata Sierra at Sierra Brand Day, signalling the return of an SUV that holds a distinct place in India’s automotive culture. The new model, scheduled for launch on 25 November 2025, preserves core elements of the original 1991 Sierra while adapting its design and positioning for a new generation of drivers who value independence and exploration.
The event traced the Sierra’s history and its role in shaping India’s automotive identity. Guests were presented with the SUV’s evolution in design and technology, highlighting its continued emotional resonance. Martin Uhlarik, vice president and head of global design, Tata Motors, and executive director of Tata Motors Design Tech Centre, said the Sierra represents a longstanding symbol of Indian ingenuity. He noted that reimagining the SUV required balancing heritage with forward-looking design, emphasising that the model aims to connect with audiences across generations.
The unveiling also showcased collaborations with Indian brands across fashion, music, lifestyle and accessories, each designed to reflect the Sierra’s design cues and positioning. The Sierra x Delhi Watch Company collaboration features a limited-edition timepiece inspired by the SUV’s B-pillar, hidden horse motif and topographic patterns, produced in 500 numbered units.
Music artist Divine included the Sierra in his track ‘You & I’, presenting the SUV as a visual symbol of confidence and originality. Gully Labs reimagined its Dvaita sneaker with Sierra-inspired accents such as a horse emblem, topographic lines and a yellow heel patch.
HUEMN created a capsule range featuring T-shirts, jackets and caps that mirror the SUV’s minimalist yet bold design language. Nappa Dori developed travel gear using colours and forms associated with the Sierra, focusing on durability and functional design.
Starbucks introduced a Sierra-branded tumbler with topographical patterns and the SUV’s silhouette, aligning with themes of shared journeys and mindful experiences.
