It appears that the "details" tab is just a subsection of the usual details that can already be configured in the Admin for each product.
In a template that doesn't have those "tabs", that information is shown below the main description. The "tabs" are just some javascript firing on some HTML <div> tags wrapped around the sections that would otherwise display vertically.
So ... my point is: you already control all that content from the Admin.
Now, if you want to add "more" content, then you have various options ... all involving custom coding, or merging other plugins, to create additional fields and additional admin screens to store the additional data that you desire to show.
In practice, I often see most storeowners putting the essential data into the main product description, instead of adding unnecessary extra fields. It requires a re-thinking to put what's actually relevant to the buyer as the first content seen, and then accessory data later. It's part of the process of optimizing the data for search engines too. Usually no extra fields required ... unless your industry has some very specific reason for it, in which case, customizing for your industry makes sense (see available plugins which you can manually merge into your already-custom template ... which may require understanding some PHP code).



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