Moshe Pfaelzer (Chemical Engineer)
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As an engineering student who's studied automotive aerodynamics, I find the Curvv EV's design choices really smart. They've used computational fluid dynamics extensively to optimize every surface. Some clever details include: A-pillar design that minimizes wind noise and turbulence Rear diffuser that manages airflow separation Side mirror shape* that reduces drag without compromising visibilityThe claimed 0.29 Cd is impressive, but what matters more is that this good aerodynamics works across different speed ranges, not just highways. Even at city speeds, good aero helps because you're constantly accelerating against air resistance. This is why the Curvv can achieve that 500+ km range despite having a battery size similar to competitors with lower range.
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While official numbers aren't out yet, industry analysis based on the claimed range and Tata's typical efficiency suggests: Battery capacity: 60-70 kWh usable capacity Cell type: Lithium-ion NMC (Nickel Manganese Cobalt) Cooling: Liquid-cooled thermal management system Pack design: Structural battery pack integrated into chassisThe 60-70 kWh capacity is quite large for this segment - for comparison, the MG ZS EV has 50.3 kWh and the Hyundai Kona has 39.2 kWh. This large battery is what enables the Curvv's class-leading 500+ km range. The battery will likely be sourced from Tata's own battery business or from established suppliers like LG Chem or CATL.
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