Dede Halsey
Millwright | Cambridge | United States
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Having installed a home charger for my current EV, here's the practical reality for Curvv EV home charging: Portable charger: Comes free with car, plugs into regular 15A socket, charges at 3.3 kW (~20 km/hour) Wallbox charger: Optional 7.2 kW unit, needs separate wiring, charges at ~45 km/hour Installation: Requires dedicated 32A circuit with proper earthingThe wallbox is definitely worth it if you drive more than 50 km daily. It can fully charge the Curvv overnight (8-9 hours) versus 18-20 hours with the portable charger. Tata usually has tie-ups with companies like Statiq or Zeon* for home charger installations. The process is pretty smooth - they assess your parking space, check your electrical load, and install within a week.
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What's interesting about the Curvv's coupe-SUV design is how they've balanced style with functionality. Unlike some coupe SUVs that sacrifice too much practicality for looks, the Curvv maintains: Decent rear headroom despite the sloping roof Practical ground clearance for Indian roads Good visibility despite the sporty stance Aerodynamic efficiency without looking awkwardThe design manages to look sporty and premium while still being recognizably a Tata. The Y-shaped LED signatures and humanity line grille maintain brand identity while the overall silhouette represents a bold new direction. It's probably the best-looking Tata ever and shows how far Indian automotive design has come.
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