Tata Sierra Hexa Rendered as 7 Seater SUV With New Design

If you grew up in the 90s, the Tata Sierra wasn't just a car; it was an emotion. It was the cool kid on the block with those massive glass windows. Fast forward to today, and we are eagerly waiting for the modern Sierra EV to hit the roads. But what if Tata Motors decided to pull a surprise move?

Imagine blending the futuristic design of the new Sierra with the legendary comfort and "tank-like" build of the Tata Hexa. Sounds like a dream, right? Well, digital artist Shoeb R. Kalania has brought this dream to life with a stunning render of a "Sierra Hexa" 7-seater SUV. 

What Does The Sierra Hexa Look Like?

This isn't just a copy-paste job. The digital render reimagines the Sierra as a practical, family-hauling beast while keeping its soul intact.

• The Signature Glasshouse: The artist has retained that iconic curved rear glass area (the Sierra’s hallmark) but cleverly adapted it for a 5-door layout. This means you get the style without the hassle of climbing over front seats.
• Aggressive Front: The face is bolder and boxier than the standard Sierra concept. It features a revised, sharper LED DRL pattern that screams road presence.
• Stance & Proportions: With an extended wheelbase and flared wheel arches, the SUV looks planted and premium. The rear gets a clean, modern tailgate that balances nostalgia with 2026 aesthetics.

Why The "Hexa" Nameplate Matters

For those who remember, the Tata Hexa was arguably the most comfortable 7-seater Tata ever made. It had a ride quality that could put luxury cars to shame.

By reviving the Hexa nameplate and merging it with the Sierra’s design DNA, this concept targets a very specific sweet spot: The emotional connection of the Sierra + the family practicality of the Hexa. It’s the best of both worlds—rugged charm on the outside, living room comfort on the inside.

The Battleground: Who Would It Rival?

If Tata Motors ever decided to turn this digital art into reality, the Sierra Hexa would land straight into the hottest segment in the Indian market: the premium 3-row SUV space.

Here are the heavyweights it would have to fight:

• Mahindra XUV700: The current segment king, known for its powerful engines and ADAS tech.
• Toyota Innova Hycross: The undisputed benchmark for reliability and hybrid efficiency.
• Hyundai Alcazar: A feature-loaded option perfect for urban families.
• MG Hector Plus: Offers massive space and internet-connected features.

Speculative Comparison: Sierra Hexa vs. Rivals

Since this is a render, we don't have official specs. However, based on the segment standards and Tata’s current arsenal, here is how a production version could stack up.

Why Does This Render Make Sense?

Currently, Tata’s 7-seater flagship is the Safari. While the Safari is fantastic, it is essentially a longer Harrier. The Sierra Hexa concept offers something unique—a dedicated "lifestyle" family mover.

Moreover, the market is hungry for cars with character. The original Sierra was India’s first true lifestyle SUV. Adding two extra doors and a third row of seats (like the Hexa) transforms it from a niche enthusiast car into a practical purchase for the average Indian family.

Final Verdict: Should Tata Build It?

Absolutely. The Tata Sierra Hexa render by Shoeb R. Kalania is more than just a pretty picture; it is a proof of concept. It shows that you don't have to sacrifice style for practicality.

While the official 2026 Tata Sierra is already shaping up to be a blockbuster, a "Hexa" edition could be the perfect tribute to Tata's legacy of building robust people movers. For now, we can only hope someone at Tata Motors is taking notes.

Author: Neha Mehlawat

Neha Mehlawat is an automotive journalist and industry analyst with 10+ years of experience covering cars, bikes, and mobility trends. She tracks the latest launches, technology upgrades, and policy changes in the auto sector, delivering sharp insights that help readers stay ahead in the fast-evolving world of automobiles.