The unveiling also served as a platform for Tata Motors to present a series of collaborations tied to the Sierra’s identity.
15 Nov 2025 | 3840 Views | By Arunima Pal
Tata Motors has unveiled the production-ready version of the Tata Sierra at the Sierra Brand Day event in Mumbai, marking the return of one of India’s most recognisable SUVs. The company traced the Sierra’s evolution from its 1991 debut to its new-generation model, which will be officially launched on November ...
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Tata Motors has unveiled the production-ready version of the Tata Sierra at the Sierra Brand Day event in Mumbai, marking the return of one of India’s most recognisable SUVs. The company traced the Sierra’s evolution from its 1991 debut to its new-generation model, which will be officially launched on November 25, 2025.
At the event, Martin Uhlarik, Vice President and Head of Global Design at Tata Motors, said the Sierra continues to represent innovation and aspiration in the Indian automotive space. He noted that the new model maintains the silhouette of the original Sierra while adapting it for current design and technology requirements.
The unveiling also served as a platform for Tata Motors to present a series of collaborations tied to the Sierra’s identity. These partnerships span music, fashion, lifestyle, and design, and were developed to align with themes associated with the SUV.
One of the collaborations is with Delhi Watch Company, which has created a limited-edition watch featuring design cues inspired by the Sierra, including topographic patterns and B-pillar detailing. Only 500 numbered pieces will be available. Another collaboration features rapper DIVINE, who has included the Sierra in his latest track, “You & I”, integrating the vehicle into the music video’s visual narrative.
Streetwear label Gully Labs has reworked its Dvaita sneaker with elements referencing the Sierra’s design language, such as topographic lines and a yellow heel patch. Fashion brand HUEMN has produced a capsule collection of apparel based on the Sierra, including jackets, T-shirts, and caps.
Nappa Dori has developed a travel and accessories line influenced by the SUV’s silhouette and colour palette. Starbucks has also partnered with Tata Motors to create a Sierra-branded tumbler featuring topographical line patterns and the SUV’s outline.