Sport shooter and two-time Olympic medalist Manu Bhaker has added a new feather to her cap—this time in the world of electric mobility. The celebrated Indian athlete, known for her record-breaking performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics, has become the proud owner of Tata’s latest electric vehicle, the Curvv EV. Bhaker is now the first Indian athlete to bring home this sleek SUV coupé, a moment shared by Tata Motors on World EV Day.
In a social media post, Tata EV lauded Bhaker as “India’s first athlete to win double medals at the Olympics” and highlighted her purchase with the caption: “Taking home India’s first SUV coupé! This World EV Day, we are proud to deliver the Curvv.ev to Manu Bhaker.”
Bhaker, who made history with two bronze medals in the women’s 10-meter air pistol and the mixed 10-meter air pistol team events at the 2024 Paris Olympics, is continuing to make waves—this time with her choice in sustainable, cutting-edge transportation.
The Tata Curvv EV top model, priced at INR 21.99 lakh (Ex-showroom), is an innovative crossover that combines the robust functionality of an SUV with the sporty appeal of a coupé. With a real-world range of 400-425 km on its 55kWh battery, the Curvv EV promises both efficiency and luxury, making it a standout in the mid-SUV segment. The vehicle also offers fast charging, allowing for a 10-80% battery charge in just 40 minutes.
On the inside, the Curvv EV delivers on premium comfort, featuring advanced seats with ventilation, power-adjustable driver and co-driver seats, and a well-appointed rear seating area with reclining options. Additionally, it boasts a range of safety features, including Level II Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), providing 20 key functionalities for a safer driving experience.
With this purchase, Bhaker not only sets a new standard for Indian athletes but also underscores the growing shift toward sustainable mobility in India, aligning with the vision of a greener future.
