Earlier this month Tata Motors released the first image for its micro-SUV, Punch, now the company has fully revealed the exterior of the vehicle. In terms of styling, the Tata Punch has stayed true to the HBX concept on which it is based, and the newly revealed rear design is no different. The sculpted tailgate, integrated roof spoiler, and tail-lights with the Y-shaped LED elements are near-identical to the ones seen on the HBX.

The only area where the Punch differs from the concept is the rear bumper, which has been toned down for the production model. Gone is the large silver skid plate, and in its place, the Punch’s rear bumper sports a simpler diffuser-like design.

The rest of the styling is a toned-down version of the HBX, as it retains the dual-tone color scheme, squared-off wheel arches, and upright stance, though drops the off-road-oriented chunky body cladding and tires. The interior design is yet to be officially revealed by Tata, though spy pictures of the Punch suggest it will also be similar to that of the HBX concept.