2025 marks the year the iconic Tata Sumo will once again claim the Indian roads. After being the companion to families, businesses, and explorers for years, the 4×4 SUV will make a comeback to reclaim it’s heritage. With state of the art technology and unmatched toughness, the SUV is bound to turn heads. With the Branded SUV being out of the market since 2019, the make over is bound to capture the market nostalgia and expectations making it a strong candidate in the ever-competitive SUV Landscaping in India.
A Bold New Look
2025 Tata Sumo is equipped with new LED headlamps. The largely facelifted SUV has new daytime running light indicators. The vehicles flagship feature and its deepest tainting, the sloped alloy wheels and roof strip automate to ready and seamlessly store cargo boxes, solidifying it’s claim for renowned off-roading. The SUV has a will measure around 210-220mm, enabling it to confidently stake a claim amongst is competitors in the market. The new sportive grille is sharpened and embellished with the new Tata Logo, enabling the car to have a significantly bold takeoff.
Practicality with Comfort
The Sumo 2025 is equipped with a spacious, family-friendly cabin. Upon entering, the dual-tone, high-quality dashboard gives a nice blend of an elegant and functional design. To add to the sophistication, the Sumo 2025 comes with a 10.25 inch screen for infotainment which supports Android Auto and Apple Carplay. The Sumo 2025 comes with comfy seating which can accommodate 7 to 9 passengers depending on the variant. This makes the car ideal for long travels or commercial use.
Packed Power Performance
The Sumo 2025 has some powerful engine options designed for the Indian market. A 2.0-liter turbocharged diesel engine is optimal for city drives or rural areas, providing 140-168 bhp. For the city buyers, a petrol variant offering up to 170 PS is available. Moreover, both engines have a 6-speed manual and automatic choice, some variants offering all wheel drive for better grip.
Focus On Safety
The Sumo 2025 comes with dual front airbags as standard which is a given for higher prisms that come with side and curtain airbags. Tata Motors, as with all of their vehicles, prioritizes safety with a designed chassis aimed at high certification from NCAP. This is achieved with strong body frame construction, ISOFIX child seat mounting, ABS with EBD, electronic stability control, and hill hold assist to enable confidence of traveling on all kinds of terrain.
Tech-Savvy Features
The Sumo 2025 configures the new technology intelligently. Features include infotainment voice control, Bluetooth, and Tata’s iRA connected car applications such as remote engine start and geo-fencing. Additional conveniences include wireless charging and a digital instrument cluster. The vehicle also has rear AC vents, which provide comfort for all passengers. With these features, the Sumo is an amalgamation of rugged utility and urban sophistication.
Pricing And Availability
The Tata Sumo 2025 is priced competitively, with an approximate starting price of ₹9.5 lakh and an upper limit of ₹16 lakh (ex-showroom). Deliveries are expected by September 2025, but bookings are already open. Fleet operators and families are serviced with multiple variants, including XE, XM, XZ, and XZ+.
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