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From Key To Companion: Why The Future Of Car Keys Is Smart & Interactive

By Rajat Jaiswal In an age where digital experiences redefine convenience, traditional car keys are undergoing a transformative shift. Emerging as interactive companions rather than simple mechanical tools, smart keys are transforming how we access and personalise our vehicles. Here’s a deeper look into the trends, statistics, and technological implications shaping the future of car keys. Global Market Landscape The global market for smart car digital key systems is growing rapidly, from an estimated USD 1.8 billion in 2023, projected to surge to USD 7.2 billion by 2032 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 16.5%  Similarly, the broader automotive smart key market is forecasted to expand from USD 4.15 billion in 2024 to USD 4.59 billion in 2025, with annualised growth expected to continue at 2.5%, and is expected to reach roughly USD 16.85 billion by 2029  Another estimate projects the worldwide smart key market crossing USD 38.29 billion by 2033, growing at a steady CAGR of 9.04%. Regional and Indian Market Dynamics The Asia-Pacific region, including India, is emerging as the fastest-growing smart key market due to escalating vehicle production and rising purchasing power. In India, the automotive smart key market was valued at USD 359.8 million in 2023, with projections reaching USD 907.3 million by 2032. Vehicle types playing a key role include passenger cars (the largest segment), luxury vehicles (high-end tech adoption), and commercial vehicles (gradual uptake)  Demand for multi-function smart keys, incorporating features like remote start, geofencing, tracking, and biometric authentication, is rising in premium segments. Technology Trends: From Convenience to Connectivity Keyless solutions are becoming increasingly popular due to their seamless user experience, including Passive Keyless Entry (PKE) systems, which detect proximity and unlock without pressing buttons. This segment is outpacing traditional Remote Keyless Entry (RKE) in growth and revenue  Biometric authentication, through fingerprint or facial recognition, is becoming more prevalent, paving the way for personalised and secure car access. Notably, multi-function smart keys accounted for over 64% of the market share in 2023. Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology is also gaining traction, offering precise hands-free entry. At tech expos like CES 2025, prototype smart locks demonstrated seamless unlocking as users approached equipped vehicles. Adoption Hurdles and Security Considerations Despite promising growth, smart keys face challenges: High development and production costs inhibit adoption, especially in cost-sensitive vehicle segments. Cybersecurity risks remain a concern. Warning signs include incidents of keyless car theft via signal emulation, leading to increased insurance premiums Technical reliability issues like battery failure and interference also affect user confidence in the technology. Looking Ahead: Smarter, Safer, More Personalised The transformation from mechanical keys to smart companions signals progress in security, convenience, and individuality. Expected developments include: Broader integration of UWB-enabled unlocking Biometric and customizable access across driver profiles Enhanced cybersecurity protocols to combat evolving threats App-based and digital key systems embedded within phones and wearables, replacing physical fobs Car keys are evolving into digital, secure companions, fusing convenience, personalisation, and safety. With global adoption accelerating and regional markets like India catching up swiftly, the smart key is no longer a novelty but an essential part of the modern automotive experience. As vehicle ecosystems integrate further with our digital lives, smart keys will unlock not only doors but the next generation of intelligent driving. (The author is the Founder & CEO of Keydroid) Disclaimer: The opinions, beliefs, and views expressed by the various authors and forum participants on this website are personal and do not reflect the opinions, beliefs, and views of ABP Network Pvt. Ltd.

Gold Vs Equities: Why Gold Has Beaten Every Asset Class Ahead Of Diwali 2025

By Shubham Gupta As Indians gear up for Diwali, gold once again takes the spotlight, both as a traditional purchase and as the best performing asset of the year. From last Diwali to date, gold has glittered brighter than any other major asset class, delivering a staggering 53.8 per cent return. In stark contrast, equities have barely moved. The Nifty 100 TRI is up just 3.1 per cent, the Nifty Midcap 150 TRI by 2.7 per cent, and the Nifty Smallcap 250 TRI has actually declined by 4.9 per cent. With such striking outperformance, it is natural for investors to wonder if they should increase their allocation to gold this festive season. But before acting on that impulse, it’s worth taking a step back. Long-term perspective weighs above short-term sparkle Gold’s recent rally has been fueled by a mix of global and domestic factors including geopolitical tensions, sustained buying by central banks, and expectations of lower interest rates. A weaker rupee has also helped boost returns for Indian investors, making gold one of the most rewarding assets over the past two years. However, over a longer horizon, equities have delivered equally impressive results. Gold has returned 19.4 per cent CAGR over the last five years, but a large part of that gain has come only in the recent two-year window. During the same period, large-cap equities have delivered around 18 per cent CAGR, while mid- and small-caps have posted an even stronger 27–28 per cent CAGR. The long-term record shows that equities continue to be powerful wealth creators for patient investors. Winners rotate every year Another important insight from history is that the best-performing asset in one year rarely stays at the top the next year. In 2020, gold and silver were the clear winners, posting strong double-digit gains while equities lagged. The very next year, equities made a huge comeback with Nifty Smallcap 250 TRI jumping 86.7 per cent  while gold lost value. Now, in 2024–25, gold has once again taken the lead while stocks have paused for breath. This rotation underscores a key principle of investing: today’s winner can easily be tomorrow’s laggard. Chasing short-term performance often leads to disappointment. The case for diversification When it comes to building long-term wealth, diversification remains the smartest approach. Equities drive growth, gold offers protection in uncertain times, and debt adds stability. Each asset has its role to play, and no single one wins every year. The goal is not to guess which asset will shine next Diwali, but to build a mix that performs across market cycles. A diversified portfolio ensures participation in growth when equities rally, while providing protection during periods of volatility. This Diwali, it is tempting to add more gold after its stellar run. But the smarter choice lies in discipline and balance. Gold may be sparkling the brightest today, but lasting wealth is built by staying diversified and not by chasing the flavour of the season. (The author is CFA, co-founder of Growthvine capital) [Disclaimer: The opinions, beliefs, and views expressed by the various authors and forum participants on this website are personal and do not reflect the opinions, beliefs, and views of ABP News Network Pvt Ltd.]

From Rafting To Virtual Raids: Rishikesh Gets India’s First Free-Roam VR Battle Arena

Rishikesh, long known for its rafting rapids and yoga retreats, has now stepped into the digital realm of adventure. The city has unveiled a free-roam virtual reality (VR) gaming arena at Thrill Factory, introducing a new kind of adrenaline rush for visitors. Developed under YouthBuzz’s Immersive Warfare Simulation project, the setup allows players to move freely within a mapped space while wearing VR headsets, haptic guns, and vests for a fully interactive shooting experience. Unlike typical static VR booths, this arena offers players the chance to walk, run, and dodge naturally within the game’s environment. With game modes spanning futuristic sci-fi battlegrounds and mixed-reality stages where digital enemies appear in the real world, it’s an immersive experience that blurs the line between physical and virtual play. From Hackathon To Reality The origins of this project trace back to WAVES 2025, the flagship event of the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting (MIB). YouthBuzz participated in the Create in India Challenge, part of the XR Creator Hackathon hosted by the Ministry in collaboration with creative agency Wavelaps. The team not only won the gold medal but also secured a cash prize of Rs 1 lakh, which served as a major boost for their startup. “Winning gold at WAVES was a defining moment,” said Mohit Kumar Sharma, founder of YouthBuzz. “It showed that India is ready to lead in XR and gave us the confidence to scale Immersive Warfare Simulation from concept to deployment.” A Leap Forward For Homegrown XR Innovation The successful launch marks a significant milestone in India’s growing XR (extended reality) ecosystem. Beyond entertainment, officials note that such technologies hold potential for training, education, and even defense simulations. By introducing this cutting-edge attraction, Rishikesh has not only diversified its adventure offerings but also showcased how local startups are helping India carve a niche in the global immersive tech landscape. With rafting, bungee jumping, and now VR combat experiences, Rishikesh has evolved into a destination where thrill meets technology, and the adventure never really ends.

GST On Ready-To-Move Vs Under-Construction Homes: Which Option Saves More?

By Sheeshram Yadav Gone are the days when ready-to-move-in (RTMI) homes dominated the wish lists of Indian homebuyers. Over the past few years, under-construction (UC) properties have gradually regained demand through increased transparency, timely delivery by branded developers, and also policy reforms. A survey conducted by Anarock has revealed that the demand for RTMI homes has dipped to its lowest level. During the first half of 2025, the ready home demand ratio over new launches fell to 16:29 from 20:25 during the first half of 2024. This change indicates fluctuating buyer confidence and shifting priorities in the real estate market. With the implementation of the Indian government’s Next-Gen GST Reforms from September 22, the debate over whether ready-to-move or under-construction homes offer better savings has gained renewed attention.  GST Impact on Ready-to-Move Homes One of the major pull factors for ready-to-move-in properties has always been the non-applicability of Goods and Services Tax (GST). As RTMI homes qualify as completed projects, GST is not levied upon their purchase. Stamp duty and registration fees are only paid by the buyer, which makes the whole process financially simpler. However, while the lack of GST renders RTMI houses cost-effective on paper, the overall ticket price of these houses is generally greater. The houses tend to come at a premium because of their ready possession, inherent quality, and guarantee against construction delays. So although there is no GST burden, the initial price of ready houses tends to be greater compared to that of their under-construction equivalents. GST on Under-Construction Homes Under-construction properties come under the GST range, but the latest changes are likely to alter their cost dynamics significantly. Earlier, buyers of UC homes paid GST at 5 per cent on usual housing (without input credit) and 1 per cent on low-cost housing. On top of that, developers were subjected to heavy taxes on raw materials such as cement, which was levied at 28 per cent tax.  The new GST system is bringing in a simplified two-slab system, reducing GST on cement from 28 per cent to 18 per cent. This cut itself is bound to reduce construction costs by 3-5 per cent. Developers will pass on some of these savings to consumers, perhaps reducing the price of homes by 1-1.5 per cent. For low-cost and mid-segment housing, this could be a big relief and greater affordability for would-be homeowners. Why Under-Construction Homes are Gaining Ground The increasing supply of new developments by well-known, listed developers is a key reason for the increasing demand for under-construction homes. Modern-day buyers are more confident in investing in ongoing projects by well-established names that are noted for timely delivery and adherence to regulatory standards. The transparency introduced by regulation reforms like the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA) has also increased confidence in the space. As construction becomes cheaper with the GST reductions, developers will enjoy greater pricing power. This may mean lower prices for purchasers and enhanced prospects of appreciation in the long run. Which Option Saves More? When it comes to immediate savings, ready-to-move-in homes still remain the better bet because of the lack of GST. But this advantage is usually negated by the higher base price of such units. Alternatively, under-construction apartments, even though they attract GST, could turn out to be the more economical option in the longer term. With Next-Gen GST Reforms reducing the cost of construction and enhancing affordability, UC houses are expected to be more value for money, particularly in affordable and mid-segment housing. In a nutshell, for potential purchasers not in a rush to take possession, under-construction flats now seem to be the wiser option. Added to the lower entry costs, anticipated appreciation, and lower construction costs are their appeal over ready flats. (The author is the Managing Director of Yugen Infra) Disclaimer: The opinions, beliefs, and views expressed by the various authors and forum participants on this website are personal and do not reflect the opinions, beliefs, and views of ABP Network Pvt. Ltd.

Sherry Singh Makes History As India Wins First-Ever Mrs Universe Crown In 2025

India marked an unforgettable milestone in the world of international pageantry as Sherry Singh was crowned Mrs Universe 2025, the first time an Indian contestant has won the prestigious title. The 48th edition of the Mrs Universe pageant took place at the opulent Okada in Manila, Philippines, featuring 120 delegates from across the globe competing for the coveted crown. Representing India after her victory at Mrs India 2025 by UMB Pageants, Sherry impressed the judges with her poise, eloquence, and a powerful focus on women’s empowerment and mental health awareness. Her serene confidence and compassionate presence captivated both the audience and the panel, earning her the top honour amid a night of glamour and emotion.           View this post on Instagram                       A post shared by UMB PAGEANTS: MISS AND MRS INDIA (@umbpageants) ALSO READ: Priyanka Chopra Jonas Flaunts Karva Chauth Mehendi With Nick Jonas’ Name Global Competition And Results The competition was fierce, with contestants from across continents. The final results for Mrs Universe 2025 were: Winner: India – Sherry Singh 1st Runner-up: Saint Petersburg 2nd Runner-up: Philippines 3rd Runner-up: Asia 4th Runner-up: Russia Other finalists hailed from locations including Margarita Island, USA, South West Asia, California, Bulgaria, Myanmar, Pacific, Buryatia, Africa, UAE, Dubai, Japan, North Philippines, Eurasia, Ukraine, Luxembourg, Central Europe, Caspian Sea, Middle East, and North East Europe. A Historic Moment And Message Of Empowerment Moments after her crowning, an emotional Sherry Singh said, "This victory is not just mine, it belongs to every woman who has ever dared to dream beyond limits. I wanted to show the world that strength, kindness, and resilience define true beauty." The Mrs Universe pageant celebrates more than external beauty, recognising intellect, compassion, and social responsibility. This year’s edition brought together inspiring women leaders, entrepreneurs, and changemakers dedicated to global sisterhood and empowerment. Urmimala Boruah, National Director of UMB Pageants, commented, "We always believed in Sherry’s potential. Her historic win has made India proud and has set a new benchmark for every woman who wishes to represent her country with dignity and confidence." As confetti rained down and the Indian flag was raised, Sherry Singh’s victory became a landmark moment of national pride, showing how determination and purpose can turn dreams into history.

Bihar Govt Teacher Confronts TTE After Being Caught Without Ticket, Video Viral

A dramatic exchange between a Bihar government teacher and a train ticket examiner (TTE) has gone viral on social media, sparking heated debate over accountability and alleged harassment. The video, widely shared across platforms, shows the woman travelling in an AC coach without a valid ticket. When confronted, she accuses the TTE of harassing her. “Aap mujhe pareshan kar rahe hai. Aap mujhe pareshan karne ke udeyesh se aisa kar rahe hai,” she says in the clip. (You are bothering me. You are doing this with the intention of bothering me.) The TTE, however, counters her claims. “It’s not about troubling. You don’t have the tickets. Aap iske pehle bhi bina ticket ke travel ki hai. You are a Master (teacher) in the Bihar government,” he responds, insisting that she had previously travelled without a ticket. Victim Genderpic.twitter.com/CbiKB63sd7 — NCMIndia Council For Men Affairs (@NCMIndiaa) October 7, 2025 The confrontation escalates as the woman repeatedly denies the allegations, calling the TTE a liar, while the officer presses her to produce a valid ticket. At one point, she demands that he stop recording the incident, saying, “Please show me your phone. Don’t record like this.” The TTE replies calmly, “Please don’t touch me.” As the argument continues, the TTE asks her to move to a sleeper coach, but she refuses, instead accusing him of harassment: “And what will you do if I don’t leave? You have been troubling me for such a long time.” To this, the TTE firmly replies, “Of course I am recording. You are not taking a ticket and then you are saying that you are getting troubled.” The dispute reaches a peak when, while picking up her bag, the woman calls the examiner “useless.” The TTE quickly retorts: “It’s not me who is useless, it’s you. If I call you useless, you feel bad, but when you say it, it’s fine? You are a Bihar government teacher and travel without tickets.” The clip has triggered a wave of reactions online, with many users slamming the woman for allegedly misusing the “victim card.” Commenters argued that as a government teacher, she should have set a better example rather than confronting a railway official performing his duty.

What happens to your brain and body when you get scared

When startled, your brain and body activate the fight-or-flight response, flooding you with stress hormones. This rapid reaction, coordinated by the amygdala and hypothalamus, quickens breathing, raises heart rate, and sharpens senses for survival. While essential, chronic activation can harm health, but managing fear through mindfulness, exercise, and support is possible.

Karwa Chauth Vrat 2025 Sargi: Know Significance, Rituals, And Auspicious Muhurat

Karwa Chauth Vrat 2025 Sargi: As Karwa Chauth 2025 approaches, married women across India are preparing to observe this sacred fast for the long life and prosperity of their husbands. Celebrated on the Chaturthi Tithi of Krishna Paksh in the month of Kartik, Karwa Chauth is among the most cherished Hindu festivals symbolising love, devotion, and marital harmony. This year, Karwa Chauth will be celebrated on Friday, 10 October 2025. The fast is observed from sunrise to moonrise, and the day begins with the traditional Sargi – a ritual that holds deep emotional and cultural significance. ALSO READ: Karwa Chauth 2025 Puja Time: Check Full Fast Schedule, Puja Vidhi, Samagri List, And More What Is Sargi And Why It Is Important Sargi is the first and most important ritual of Karwa Chauth. It is a pre-dawn meal prepared and gifted by a mother-in-law to her daughter-in-law as a token of love and blessings. The meal includes nutritious and symbolic items associated with prosperity, energy, and good fortune. Before sunrise, the woman taking the fast wakes up, bathes, and eats the Sargi, taking a vow to observe the day-long nirjala vrat (fast without water) until the moon appears. The Sargi not only provides physical strength but also signifies the bond of affection between saas (mother-in-law) and bahu (daughter-in-law). Karwa Chauth 2025 Sargi Time And Auspicious Muhurat As per religious belief, Sargi should always be eaten during Brahma Muhurat, which is considered highly auspicious. On 10 October 2025, Brahma Muhurat will begin around 4:35 AM and end at 5:23 AM. Women observing the fast should consume Sargi during this time frame to receive divine blessings and ensure spiritual and physical endurance throughout the day. Spiritual Importance Of Sargi In Karwa Chauth Eating Sargi before sunrise helps maintain energy and willpower during the day-long fast. It symbolises maternal love and blessings, as the mother-in-law lovingly prepares or sends it to her daughter-in-law. The ritual represents continuity of tradition, passed down through generations as a symbol of good fortune and eternal marital happiness. Consuming Sargi with devotion is believed to bless the woman with Akhanda Saubhagya (eternal marital bliss). How To Perform The Sargi Ritual Properly Wake up before sunrise and take a purifying bath. Arrange the Sargi thali beautifully with fruits, dry fruits, sweets, and symbolic items like bangles and vermilion. Offer prayers to Lord Shiv, Goddess Parvati, and Lord Chandra (the Moon God) before starting your Sargi. Maintain calmness, avoid arguments, and spend the day in devotion and positivity. After moonrise, break the fast only after performing the moon sighting ritual and receiving water from your husband’s hands. Why Karwa Chauth 2025 Remains Spiritually Special Karwa Chauth is more than a ritual; it’s a celebration of faith, love, and commitment between partners. While fasting from dawn to moonrise, women connect deeply with divine energies, seeking blessings for their husband’s longevity and family well-being. This age-old tradition beautifully blends devotion and togetherness, reminding couples of the spiritual strength that sustains relationships across lifetimes. [Disclaimer: The content of this article is based solely on assumptions and available information. ABPLive.com does not assert the accuracy or validity of any claims or information presented. It is strongly recommended to consult a qualified expert before considering or implementing any information or belief discussed herein.]

Xiaomi Expands Customer Care Network With 10 New Premium Service Centres, Plans 100 More Across India

Xiaomi has kicked off a major expansion in its after-sales network with the launch of 10 new Premium Service Centres across key Indian cities , Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kochi, Chennai, Kolkata, Delhi, Jaipur, Mumbai, Pune, and Ahmedabad. The company said this move reflects its “Customer First” philosophy and marks the beginning of a nationwide rollout that will eventually see 100 Premium Service Centres open across the country. The centres in Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Kochi are operational from today, while those in the other cities will open in the coming weeks. Xiaomi said this milestone “sets a new benchmark in customer care and experience” for the Indian market, reaffirming its long-term commitment to users here. Faster Service, Better Support The newly launched service hubs have been designed to deliver a premium experience that goes beyond traditional repair counters. Xiaomi noted that the centres are equipped to complete 95% of repairs within 24 hours, a marked improvement from the current 89%. They are also backed by advanced diagnostic tools, robust quality checks, and an assured inventory of spare parts. According to a recent Counterpoint Research survey, Xiaomi ranks among the top brands in service speed, with 52% of customer issues resolved within just four hours. The company added that even if a repair takes longer than two hours, customers will not face interruptions thanks to the availability of standby handsets. Empowering Teams and Building Inclusivity Xiaomi emphasised that inclusivity is central to its service strategy. The company said that the new centres will “bolster gender diversity,” with women leading several service teams. Each centre is staffed by certified and experienced engineers trained on the latest Xiaomi technologies, and employees undergo regular upskilling programmes to stay updated. Dedicated Customer Relationship Managers will be available to assist visitors in English, Hindi, and local languages, ensuring accessible and personalised interactions for users across regions. Beyond Repairs: Experience Hubs for the Xiaomi Community These centres aren’t just about fixing devices; they aim to become experience hubs where customers can explore new Xiaomi products, enjoy paperless operations, and engage in community-building initiatives. Among these is “Xiaomi Days,” held every Wednesday, offering free software upgrades, exclusive discounts, and special service benefits to loyal customers. With this expansion, Xiaomi said it is “bringing technology closer to the people it serves,” reinforcing its mission to provide exceptional customer experiences while setting new standards in after-sales service in India.

Top nature group to unveil new 'red list' of threatened species

The world's top conservation body is holding its world congress starting Thursday in the Emirati capital Abu Dhabi and will unveil its updated "red list" of threatened species. In an update to its "red list" last year, the IUCN said that out of the 169,420 species studied, a total of 47,187 were classified as threatened -- more than a quarter.

‘India-Afghanistan Are Brothers’: Talibani Security Personnel’s Message For Indian Traveller Goes Viral

A video from Afghanistan is making waves online, capturing a rare and unexpected display of warmth from Taliban security personnel toward an Indian tourist. The clip, originally shared on Instagram, shows the traveler riding a motorcycle when he is stopped at a routine checkpoint. Upon presenting his passport and identifying himself as Indian, the guards’ demeanor instantly changes. Smiles replace scrutiny, and the officers wave him through without examining his documents. Check Out The Viral Video In the video, the Taliban personnel can be heard telling the traveler that India and Afghanistan are “like brothers.” They even invite him to share tea before allowing him to continue his journey, reflecting an unusually cordial interaction.           View this post on Instagram                       A post shared by Gaurav Sharma 🦄 (@wander.da) The footage was posted by travel creator Gaurav Sharma, also known as Wanderda, who shared the experience on Instagram while traveling through Afghanistan just two days ago. Social Media Reactions The video has struck a chord online, garnering thousands of reactions from viewers highlighting the deep cultural and historical ties between India and Afghanistan. One user wrote, “Hindustan-Afghanistan 🇦🇫 bhai bhai.” Another commented, “India and Afghanistan always had good relations. People are very friendly.” Some viewers emphasized the contrast with common narratives about the region. “Respect, at least some countries are grateful for Indian support, unlike the fake propaganda around,” one comment read. Another noted, “Interesting to see how you are treated at the checkpoint. I recently saw another video of an Indian lady traveling through Afghanistan, and the difference in behavior is remarkable.” The video also appeared on X with a caption summarizing the interaction: “An Indian tourist in Afghanistan was stopped by the Taliban at a checkpoint for a routine passport check. But the moment he said he was from India, they smiled, welcomed him, and let him go without even checking his documents. This is how Afghanistan treats its true friends.”

September third-hottest globally on record: Climate monitor

The world just had its third-hottest September on record, the Copernicus Climate Change Service said on Thursday, as global average temperatures remained stuck near historic highs for yet another month. "The global temperature context remains much the same, with persistently high land and sea surface temperatures reflecting the continuing influence of greenhouse gas accumulation in the atmosphere," said Samantha Burgess, strategic lead for climate at Copernicus.

'Kantara: Chapter 1' box office collection day 8 (LIVE)

Rishab Shetty's directorial 'Kantara' has achieved phenomenal success, crossing Rs 300 crore domestically and Rs 400 crore worldwide within its first week. The film's impressive opening and subsequent surge, especially over the weekend, have propelled it into the top 10 highest-grossing movies of the year, outperforming major releases and even its predecessor.

New 2025 Tata Sierra Petrol And Diesel Launch Details

Tata Sierra could be coming soon to the market with a possible launch in November or soon. While not confirmed, we expect the next launch to be the combustion engined Sierra and the EV version could be coming later. The combustion engined Sierra was shown at the last Auto Expo and was one of the stars of the show. It was shown in near production form and finally it will be launching soon. Tata Motors has a long lineup of new car launches waiting in the wings and the talking point is the Sierra which is the most talked about. The Sierra will slot between the Curvv and the Harrier. The Sierra will be a 5 seater and will be Creta sized but with a distinct look as seen with the car at the Expo. There would be a boxy stance and some of the familiar design details as seen on the earlier Sierra but in 5 door form. The Sierra is expected to come with a turbo petrol 1.5l for the topend versions but also there would be a 1.5 NA petrol which could form a large part of the sales. The Sierra will also come with a diesel but the combustion engined version will not be coming with 4x4 most probably. The interiors meanwhile will come with a lot of features including three screens and more. We will know more soon but for now, the Sierra is not so far away and it is indeed coming soon. This SUV would be crucial for Tata as it will rival the current compact SUVs. 

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