Tata Sumo gets a revival in 2025 and will combine its boxy design with up to date engineering. Tailored towards family transportation, cargo hauling, and adventurous in nature, this SUV possesses and promises durability, space, and updated technology without tanking the budget.
Design & Exterior
The new design language, Impact 2.0 by Tata opens up the traditional profile of the Sumo and gives it new life. The front fascia is squared off with LED day time running lights integrated into a bold chrome grille. Full-sized 16-inch alloy wheels, soft top rails, and strong side steps add a robust off road style and utility. The new Sumo is equipped with higher ground clearance of 200 mm making it to easily move through the rough terrain.
Performance & Engine
There is 2.0-litre BS6 Phase-2 diesel motor under the bonnet that delivers 120 PS at 4,000 rpm and 280 Nm of torque between 1,800-2,400 rpm. The power is transferred to the rear wheels by virtue of a 6-speed manual transmission that provides solid low-end torque to tackle hill climbs effortlessly as well as maintain a highway pace. It boasts of an ARAI-certified 17 kmpl fuel efficiency which keeps the running costs under control even when travelling long distances.
Suspension & Handling
A body on frame chassis keeps in line with the general tough heritage of the Sumo. Further improved with a more capable suspension setup: the new double wishbone front suspension forks and the independent multi-link rear axle and its gas filled shock absorbers help absorb road irragularities and off-road obstacles with minimal disturbance to the cabin. Rear-wheel drive comes as standard whereas a four-wheel-drive model will be introduced later expanding on the versatility of the SUV.
Interior & Comfort
In the cab, Tata incorporates a perfect place between functionality and new-age comfort needs. The seven- (or nine-) seat booth cabin is roomy with middle-row occupants getting a flat floor. The tough cloth upholstery, tiltable steering wheel, and plenty of storage compartments focus on chauffeuring around town and head to family trips. Rear AC vents and USB charging ports keep everyone cool and linked.
Technology & Safety
The Sumo comes with an 8 inches touch screen infotainment system with Apple Car Play and Android Auto. Safety assets are dual front airbags, ABS with EBD, and reversing camera and rear parking sensors. The top models will have electronic stability control, hill hold assist and cruise control.
Price & Variants
The 2025 Sumo has two main variations of its trim level, which include GX and LX. The ex-showroom prices costs are organised in the following way:
| Variant | Ex-Showroom Price (INR) |
|---|---|
| GX | 9.50 lakh |
| LX | 11.50 lakh |
The on-road prices in large cities are between 10.5 lakh and 12.5 lakh depending on the state taxes and optional add-ons.
Final Verdict
The Tata Sumo car has retained the right balance between old world character and new world needs. Having a base price of less than ₹10 lakhs, a potent engine, dual zone climatic control system and excellent safety equipment, it is one of the lowest priced full size SUVs in India. Whether it is an urban commute, family travel, or country roads, the new reinvented Sumo can offer versatility and value in a single one package.
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