Tata Sierra EV: Pure 63 kWh vs Pure S 63 kWh

The Pure S 63 kWh costs ₹1,20,000 more than the Pure 63 kWh. The equipment it adds covers 63% of that on our values — a fair upgrade. Every feature is priced below.

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The verdict

Pure 63 kWh → Pure S 63 kWh

Fair upgrade

You pay extra

₹1,20,000

₹18,79,000 → ₹19,99,000

Features are worth

₹76,000

4 gained

Equipment covers

63%

of what the variant costs extra

Pure S 63 kWh costs ₹1,20,000 more than Pure 63 kWh and brings 4 features we value at ₹76,000, roughly 63% of the price difference. Reasonable if you specifically want what it adds; not a bargain.

We price the equipment that separates these two trims. The rest of the difference pays for things we don't itemise — materials, fit and finish, and the manufacturer's own margin. An upgrade that clears 100% is one where the equipment alone is worth what it costs.

*Ex-showroom, Delhi · Prices checked Oct 2026

What the extra equipment is

Factory-only or fit it later

Only from the factory
₹55,000 · 1 feature
Could be fitted later
₹21,000 · 3 features

Most of it — ₹55,000 of the ₹76,000 this variant adds — is equipment that only comes from the factory, led by Dual-Pane Panoramic Sunroof. If you want it, a dearer variant is the only way to get it.

Of the equipment this variant adds, at our valuations. Which features count as fit-later is set per feature in the methodology.

Tata Sierra EV — manufacturer photograph
Photograph: Tata Motors. Shows the Tata Sierra EV, not either trim specifically — the table below is what separates them.
Where the money goes

Feature-by-feature valuation

4 of 77 features differ between these trims.

FeaturePure 63 kWhPure S 63 kWhValue
Safety & driver assistance
Front Parking SensorsSensors in the front bumper for tight parking.NoYes+₹6,000
Comfort & convenience
Dual-Pane Panoramic SunroofFull-length dual-pane panoramic glass roof whose front panel opens.NoYes+₹55,000
Auto-Folding ORVMsWing mirrors fold in automatically when the car is locked.NoYes+₹6,000
Exterior & wheels
LED Fog LampsDedicated low-mount LED fog lamps for adverse weather.NoYes+₹9,000
Net feature value4 gained₹76,000

Values are our own estimates of what each feature is worth on this segment of car, not manufacturer pricing. We only price equipment that differs between trims, so this column will not add up to the full price gap — the rest pays for materials, fit and finish, and margin. Every valuation and its reasoning is published here.

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On our figures

₹76,000 of equipment against ₹1,20,000 — 63% of the variant

Fair upgrade

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What you actually pay

On-road price, side by side

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In Delhi, Pure S 63 kWh costs ₹1,27,416 more on the road than Pure 63 kWh, against ₹1,20,000 ex-showroom. ₹6,216 of that is road tax, insurance and charges that rise with the price. TCS adds ₹1,200, which you can claim back against income tax. The verdict above is measured against the ex-showroom difference.

Drive-away cost

Pure 63 kWh

electric · Delhi

Ex-showroom price
₹18,79,000
RTO road taxDelhi slab for electric, ₹4,000 of state levies, plus a 0.18% cess charged on ex-showroom
₹7,382
Insurance (comprehensive)1-yr own damage (zero dep) + 3-yr third party, incl. GST
₹93,950
TCS1% above ₹10 L ex-showroom — adjustable against income tax
₹18,790
Registration & FASTagOne-off RTO registration fee, HSRP plates and the FASTag tag
₹600
Hypothecation & handling₹1,500 hypothecation endorsement and ₹400 miscellaneous — charged on the invoice whether or not the car is financed
₹1,900
On-road, Delhi₹20,01,622
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Estimate. Road tax slabs checked September 2026; insurance premiums vary by insurer and dealer handling charges are not included.

Drive-away cost

Pure S 63 kWh

electric · Delhi

Ex-showroom price
₹19,99,000
RTO road taxDelhi slab for electric, ₹4,000 of state levies, plus a 0.18% cess charged on ex-showroom
₹7,598
Insurance (comprehensive)1-yr own damage (zero dep) + 3-yr third party, incl. GST
₹99,950
TCS1% above ₹10 L ex-showroom — adjustable against income tax
₹19,990
Registration & FASTagOne-off RTO registration fee, HSRP plates and the FASTag tag
₹600
Hypothecation & handling₹1,500 hypothecation endorsement and ₹400 miscellaneous — charged on the invoice whether or not the car is financed
₹1,900
On-road, Delhi₹21,29,038
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Estimate. Road tax slabs checked September 2026; insurance premiums vary by insurer and dealer handling charges are not included.

Common questions

What is the price difference between the Tata Sierra EV Pure 63 kWh and Pure S 63 kWh?
₹1,20,000 ex-showroom — Pure 63 kWh is ₹18,79,000 and Pure S 63 kWh is ₹19,99,000.
Is the Tata Sierra EV Pure S 63 kWh worth the extra money over the Pure 63 kWh?
Pure S 63 kWh costs ₹1,20,000 more than Pure 63 kWh and brings 4 features we value at ₹76,000, roughly 63% of the price difference. Reasonable if you specifically want what it adds; not a bargain.
What do you actually get on the Pure S 63 kWh that the Pure 63 kWh doesn't have?
4 features, led by Dual-Pane Panoramic Sunroof, LED Fog Lamps, Auto-Folding ORVMs. The full list with our rupee valuation for each is in the table above.