Tata Motors has teased the inside design of the Punch mini SUV, only days after spy shots of the vehicle's interior surfaced online. Tata Motors released a teaser image today that shows the mini SUV would have a dual-tone color scheme. The Tata Punch will have colored accents on the AC vents, as well as a dual-tone inside design, according to the teaser.

However, it is unclear if the accent color will match the vehicle's exterior color. Apart from them, the Tata Punch will have a big touchscreen infotainment system and a digital-analogue instrument cluster, both of which appear to be inherited from the Altroz luxury hatchback. A multi-function three-spoke flat-bottom steering wheel, automated climate control, and a start-stop button is among the additional amenities included in the SUV.

The Tata Punch is anticipated to be available with both manual and automatic transmissions. The teaser does not, however, show anything about the gearbox. Tata Motors is expected to put a lot of goodies into Punch, some of which may be segment-first. The Punch will have several terrain settings as well as safety features 'in a lot,' according to the automaker.

The ALFA-ARC platform will be used to build the Tata Punch mini SUV (Agile Light Flexible Advanced Architecture). The front and rear of the 2021 Punch mini SUV are aggressive, with a high stance. The bold-looking prominent grille and a broad bonnet design will be flanked by LED DRL lights. The rear skid plates will sport arrow-shaped wrap-around taillights and black cladding. The alloy style is also attractive, and the wide wheel arches may aid it in traversing less-than-ideal roads.

Tata Motors has stated that the Punch mini SUV would be available in India before the end of the festival season this year. In all probability, Tata may launch the 2021 Punch before Diwali. When launched, Tata Punch micro SUV take on rivals like Maruti Suzuki Ignis.

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