Tata Curvv vs Volkswagen T-Roc [2020-2021]

52 Ratings

29 Ratings

This variant provides decent mileage

In terms of features, the Curvv Smart includes LED headlamps, DRL, and 500l boot capacity this variant provides decent mileage with real-time fuel consumption overall it is a balance between style, performance practicality at an affordable price

Great car for some, very bad for others.

I decided that I wanted to buy an SUV. I had shortlisted 2 cars at the end The Tata Harrier and Volkswagen T-Roc. We waited 2 months to get a test drive of the tata harrier automatic, but the dealership wasn't able to provide one for test drive. And on the other hand I got to take a test drive of the T-Roc at once. I loved the car. It packed a 1.5 l evo tsi. And let me tell you it was great. It really pulls when you put your foot down. Love the sound the engine makes at high ends. About the looks- It looks typically Volkswagen sharp and sophisticated. I love how it looks. The interiors were good. But they could have used better materials where they are hard plastics. Typical Indian buyers say that the price doesn't justify the size, but it was enough for me. The seats are pretty comfortable. I've owned a Volkswagen polo for 8 years now and I've never had a problem with the service that was provided by Volkswagen. The maintenance cost is in the premium range. It's more expensive than Maruti and Hyundai maintenance cost. Pros- * Looks very good and sharp. *Icing on the cake is the 1.5 l tsi. *Volkswagen service is very good. *Some very good features. *Very comfortable seats. Cons- * The size is more of a crossover than an SUV. *Limited rear-seat space. * A bit overpriced.