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Tata Sierra vs Kushaq : Dimensions & Hill Drive Practicality! #sierra #kushaq #dimensions

In this video we compare the brand-new Tata Sierra with Skoda Kushaq to see how they stack up size-wise — and whether Sierra’s bigger footprint makes it practical for narrow, winding hill roads like those around Shillong and other hilly Northeast routes.

📐 Dimensions & Key Specs:

Specification
Tata Sierra Skoda Kushaq

Length 4,340 mm 4,225 mm
Width 1,841 mm 1,760 mm
Height 1,715 mm 1,612 mm
Wheelbase 2,730 mm 2,651 mm
Boot Space 622 L 385 L
Ground Clearance 205 mm ~188 mm
Total
width
including
ORVM. 1992 mm. 1975mm


Note: “Width” refers to the car’s body width as spec-sheet data. Actual overall width (from outer edge of one ORVM to the other) could be higher — so if you measure it in real-life (mirrors open) expect a few extra centimeter, the difference is only 17mm.

✅ What this means in real life (Hill-Road or Narrow Road Use):

Interior space & comfort: Tata Sierra’s larger footprint (especially width + wheelbase) gives it a more spacious cabin and bigger boot — useful when travelling with family or luggage through hilly terrain.

Presence & stability: Sierra’s wider stance and longer wheelbase suggest a planted feel on roads; also its decent ground clearance (205 mm) helps with uneven or rough terrain, potholes — common in hill roads and rural Assam/Northeast.

Maneuverability trade-off: Because Sierra is wider and longer than Kushaq, negotiating narrow, twisty roads (like many in Shillong or remote Assam) may be more challenging compared to a more compact car like Kushaq. Tight turns, narrow lanes, steep inclines — you might have to be more careful.

Better for passengers & load: If you often carry 4–5 people or luggage, Sierra’s bigger size gives a clear advantage over Kushaq.

🏞️ My Verdict — Is Sierra Hill-Road Friendly Enough?

If you’re doing occasional hill drives with family or luggage — yes, the Tata Sierra seems quite capable: its ground clearance, space and presence make it a comfortable and stable choice.

However, if you frequently drive on very narrow, winding mountain roads (like some stretches around Shillong or remote hilly Assam) — you’ll need to be mindful of the larger width & length. For such frequent narrow-road driving, a more compact SUV (or one with smaller overall width) like Skoda Kushaq may offer easier maneuverability — though with less space/comfort.

So: Sierra works — with caution.