Incoming Tata Sierra makes first showing as renamed Styzor

Picture: Charl Bosch Expect safety and driver assistance systems, and again based on trim level, to comprise of: front and rear parking sensors; tyre pressure monitor; six airbags; surround-view camera system; traction control; stability control; Adaptive Cruise Control; Rollover Mitigation; Forward Collision Warning; Auto High Beam Assist; Lane Departure Warning; Rear Cross Traffic Alert; Steering Assist; Automatic Emergency Braking; Lane Change Assist; Blind Spot Monitoring; Lane Centring Assist; Traffic Sign Recognition; Lane Keep Assist More later Confirmed to be positioned between the Osprey and Harrier, more details of the Styzor will only be announced once an official date of reveal is approved in 2027.

Picture: Charl Bosch As with the Osprey, which carries the Nexon name in India, the South African-market model will be called Styzor and, according to Tata, go on-sale “within the next 12 months”.

Part of the second phase of Tata’s product roll-out in South Africa that started last year following its market return, the Styzor, aside from its name, is otherwise identical to the Sierra that debuted in India last November.