Quick Reads
- The Tata Avinya spy shots seem to be of the Chery Exeed Exlantix ET
- As per claims, we have concluded that it is not the Tata Avinya X
- The Chery Exceed Exlantix ET could come to India under JSW’s nameplate
The recently reported spy shots, deemed the upcoming Tata Avinya test mule, reveal a lot of design attributes that indicate otherwise; the camouflaged vehicle seems to be the Chery Exeed Exlantix ET. The spy shots taken in India can be an indication of an India-specific strategy that aligns with the launch of the Chery Exeed Exlantix ET in the latter part of 2027. The pictures referred to by media houses look identical to the Exeed Exlantix ET, which can step into India.
The following are the exact design attributes which seem to match the Chery Exeed Exlantix ET:
The Design: More Of Exeed Exlantix ET Than Avinya?
While the ultra-futuristic design resembles the Tata Avinya for sure, some unique elements match the production-spec design cues found on the Exeed Exlantix ET. The design attributes more to a premium SUV from the Chery-JLR lineup. There are also rumours of a partnership with JSW Motors to launch an electric lineup for the India-specific markets. Nevertheless, let’s quickly explore the design elements that say it’s the Exeed Exlantix ET from all angles:
The Fascia | Explore The Visible Elements:
Although the heavily camouflaged test mule does not reveal much, some fascia elements like the lower horizontal grille section featuring black slats and 3-pod vertical headlights resemble the Chery Exeed Exlantix ET. The spy mule also has a curved front-line bonnet construction, housing a connected DRL setup below, which resembles the Chery SUV. The windshield’s blacked-out covering where the IRVM sits also looks identical to the one featured on the Exeed Exlantix ET.
The Side Profile | More Revealing Factors:
From the sides, what is said to be a Tata Avinya test mule features a much longer wheelbase with short overhangs; this abandons its conceptually known MPV-Crossover design expectations. The gently sloping roofline with coupe-like construction slopes into an aggressive dual-level spoiler on the Avinya concept. But the Exeed Exlantix ET has a simple roof-level spoiler, and the side section integrates a glass area on the pillar with a smooth, contoured design and no aggressive elements.
The Rear Section | More Differences:
At the rear, the section looks closer to the design attributes of the LED taillight that resembles the Chery Exeed Exlantix ET more than the Tata Avinya; the dual curved horizontal lining of the brake light element looks closer to the production spec Exeed Exlantix ET’s taillight design configuration. Moreover, from the spy shots, it feels more like the Chery Exeed Exlantix ET than the Tata Avinya.
Nevertheless, now that we have explored the design and characteristics of the vehicle from the spy shots, the following specifications might also interest you:
Conclusion | The Expected Specifications:
Given these details we discussed above, the following can be the specifications:
| Exeed Exlantix ET Specifications | Speculated Production Figures |
| Battery Capacity | 65 kWh – 80 kWh (LFP / NMC chemistries) |
| Driving Range | 500 Km – 600 Km / Full Charge |
| Drivetrain | Single Motor RWD | Dual Motor AWD |
| Peak Power | 345 kW |
| Torque | 634 Nm |
| Charging Capabilities | 15-Minute Ultra-Fast DC Charging (10-80%) |
With the above-mentioned performance capacities, the upcoming vehicle – be it the Tata Avinya or the Chery Exeed Exlantix ET – is expected to be a market disruptor that can take on the premium-luxury SUV space. It can rival the Hyundai IONIQ 5, Kia EV6, and BYD Sealion 7. From the spy shots, it is also clear that the vehicle is nearing its production-spec version, with a launch timeline probably to be announced for 2027 sooner. Stay tuned with us for more information.
