Tata Motors has officially pulled the covers off the much-awaited Harrier EV, and it’s turning heads with a blend of modern styling, tech upgrades, and green performance. Priced from ₹21.5 lakh (ex-showroom), the electric Harrier is poised to be a game-changer in India’s SUV EV segment. And the top model of it goes up to Rs.27.05 Lakhs (Expected or average showroom price).
Key Launch Details
| Specification | Details |
| Launch Date | June 2025 |
| Starting Price | ₹21.5 lakh (Ex-showroom) |
| Expected On-Road Price | ~₹23 lakh |
| Booking Opens | Early July 2025 |
| Battery Options | 65 kWh and 75 kWh |
| Range (Real World) | Up to 505 km (for 75 kWh variant) |
| Drive Options | Rear-Wheel Drive, All-Wheel Drive |
| Charging Support | DC Fast Charging (120 kW), AC 7.2 kW |
| Warranty | Lifetime Battery Warranty (for 1st buyers) |
Bold but Familiar Exterior Design
While the Harrier EV retains the signature Harrier design language, Tata has introduced subtle changes for aerodynamic efficiency and EV styling:
- Closed front grille with a glow-type logo and camera.
- Split headlamp setup with DRLs on top and LED headlamps below.
- Six parking sensors at front and rear for full coverage.
- Radar and multiple cameras, including one on the ORVM and rear fin antenna.
The EV-specific aero alloy wheels help with better range, while EV and QDLWD badging highlight its electric and AWD capabilities.
Rear Design & Boot Space
The rear gets connected tail lamps, an electric tailgate, and integrated dashcam camera in the shark-fin antenna. Tata claims a boot capacity of 500 liters, but actual usable space is slightly compromised due to the large battery pack.
Powertrain and Performance
Tata Harrier EV offers two drive configurations:
| Variant | Motor Power (PS) | 0–100 km/h | Battery Capacity | Range (Real-World) |
| RWD | 238 PS | ~8 sec | 65 or 75 kWh | 480–505 km |
| AWD | 350–370 PS | 6.3 sec | 75 kWh | ~500 km |
It also supports V2V and V2L charging at 3.3 kW, adding practicality for powering other devices or vehicles.
Tech-Loaded Cabin: Modern Yet Familiar
Dashboard and Screens
- A large 14.5-inch Neo QLED touchscreen by Samsung with HD visuals.
- 10-inch customizable digital instrument cluster.
- Ambient lighting and soft-touch areas for premium feel.
New Smart Key & Connectivity
- Smart Key with Summon Mode: move the car forward/backward remotely.
- Digital key card and smartphone access options.
- Wireless Android Auto & Apple CarPlay.
Camera Systems & Dashcam
- 360-degree camera with low-light clarity.
- Built-in dashcam (64 GB storage) located behind the IRVM.
- Rearview mirror doubles as digital display with zoom and lock.
Rear Seat Experience & Comfort
The rear seat maintains comfort with added tech:
- Spacious bench with 2 headrests and 3-point seatbelts.
- Panoramic sunroof extends to rear.
- Side-mounted AC vents and 2x 65W charging ports.
- Adjustable seat recline and integrated manual sunblinds.
Driving Modes and Terrain Response
Tata introduces multiple driving and terrain modes:
| Drive Modes | Terrain Modes |
| Normal, Boost, Custom | Snow/Grass, Rock Crawl, Sand, Mud Ruts |
The Boost Mode gives extra torque for quick overtakes and hilly terrain.
Advanced Parking and Safety Features
New-age safety and convenience:
- Auto Park Assist and Reverse Trace Technology.
- Total of 12 parking sensors (6 front, 6 rear).
- AVAS (Acoustic Vehicle Alert System) for pedestrian safety.
Charging Capabilities & Infrastructure
Tata Harrier EV supports:
- DC Fast Charging up to 120 kW (0-80% in ~45 mins).
- AC Charging limited to 7.2 kW (home charging takes ~12 hrs).
- Tata plans to deploy Mega Chargers (150 kW+) across metros.
Verdict: Is Tata Harrier EV the Future of Indian SUVs?
Tata Motors merges the rugged appeal of the Harrier with the sophistication of EV performance. With premium features, solid range, and next-gen tech, the Harrier EV is a serious contender in the electric SUV space.
While we await the pricing for higher variants, the base model itself seems well-equipped for urban and long-distance driving. Combined with a lifetime battery warranty and Tata’s expanding EV charging ecosystem, this SUV is worth watching.
