Tata Harrier EV: Tata Motors has officially launched the Harrier.ev at ₹21.49 lakh, packing segment-first technologies that make it India’s most feature-rich electric SUV yet.
The Harrier EV isn’t just another electric SUV—it’s Tata’s bold statement in the premium EV space. With a dual-motor setup delivering supercar-like acceleration and world-first automotive technologies, this electric beast promises to shake up the segment. Here’s what makes it special.
Design That Commands Attention
Let’s be honest—the Harrier already had serious road presence, and the EV version doesn’t mess with that formula. The designers have kept the commanding stance intact while adding just enough electric flair to make it stand out. That blanked-off grille? It’s not just functional—it’s a statement. The connected LED DRLs do their little welcome dance when you approach, which never gets old, trust me.
The ‘.ev’ badging might seem subtle, but it’s enough to let fellow motorists know you’re driving something special. Four color options keep things interesting, though that matte Stealth Black on the special edition is pure eye candy. Those 19-inch wheels with aerodynamic covers? They look the part and help squeeze out extra range—win-win.
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Interior Luxury Meets Cutting-Edge Tech
Step inside, and wow—Tata has really gone all out here. The “Zenith Suite” sounds fancy, but it actually delivers on the promise. Those ventilated seats are a godsend during Mumbai summers, and the memory function means no more adjusting everything when your spouse has been driving.
But here’s the real showstopper—that massive 14.53-inch Samsung Neo QLED screen. I’ve seen plenty of infotainment systems, but this one’s genuinely impressive. Colors pop, response is snappy, and it’s bright enough to use even in harsh sunlight. Pair that with the JBL sound system, and your daily commute suddenly becomes a lot more enjoyable.
10 Standout Features That Set It Apart
1. 540-Degree Surround View System
This isn’t your regular 360-degree camera setup. The transparent mode literally shows you what’s under the car—sounds gimmicky until you’re navigating a rocky trail or trying to avoid that pothole that could swallow a small hatchback. It’s genuinely useful.
2. Dual-Motor All-Wheel Drive
Finally, a Tata EV with proper all-wheel drive! The front motor handles daily driving duties while the rear kicks in when you need extra grip. It’s not just about showing off—this setup actually works when the monsoons hit.
3. Supercar-Like Acceleration
6.3 seconds to 100 km/h? That’s quicker than most sports cars from a decade ago. Hit the Boost mode, and this SUV will pin you to your seat. It’s almost unfair how effortless the acceleration feels.
4. Six Intelligent Terrain Modes
Rock Crawl mode in a Tata? Who would’ve thought! These aren’t just marketing gimmicks either—each mode genuinely changes how the car behaves. Perfect for those weekend getaways to the Western Ghats.
5. Digital Key Technology
Your phone becomes your car key. Sounds simple, but it’s incredibly convenient. No more digging through pockets or bags—just walk up and the car recognizes you. The NFC card backup is smart thinking too.
6. e-Valet Auto-Park System
Parallel parking in tight Delhi streets just got easier. The Summon feature is particularly cool—call your car from a parking spot like you’re in a sci-fi movie. Though I’d still recommend keeping an eye on it!
7. Vehicle-to-Load and Vehicle-to-Vehicle Charging
Power your camping gear or help out a stranded EV owner—this feature turns your Harrier into a mobile power station. It’s the kind of tech that seems unnecessary until you actually need it.
8. TheatreMaax Entertainment Experience
Netflix while charging? Gaming during long waits? The kids will love this, and honestly, so will you. Just don’t get too engrossed and forget you’re in a parking lot.
9. DrivePay Integration
UPI payments from your car dashboard—welcome to the future! No more fumbling with your phone at toll booths or charging stations. It’s these little conveniences that add up to a better ownership experience.
10. Ultra Glide Suspension
Indian roads can be brutal, but this suspension setup genuinely smooths things out. Whether you’re cruising on the expressway or navigating crater-sized potholes, the ride quality remains composed.
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Performance That Delivers
The numbers look good on paper, but how does it feel on the road? Pretty impressive, actually. That 627 km ARAI range translates to about 480-500 km in real-world conditions—more than enough for most use cases. The dual-motor setup provides confidence in all weather conditions, something you’ll appreciate during monsoon season.
Four driving modes mean you can be economical when needed or unleash the full performance when the highway beckons. The instant torque delivery never gets old—overtaking becomes effortless.
Safety and Connectivity
Seven airbags come standard, which should be the norm by now but sadly isn’t. The Level 2 ADAS works well on highways, though Indian traffic can still confuse it occasionally. That smart rearview mirror is genuinely useful—wide-angle view without rear passengers blocking your sight.
The iRA.ev connectivity suite keeps you plugged in with over 17,000 charging points mapped. Four years of subscription included means you won’t be hunting for working chargers.
Pricing and Availability
₹21.49 lakh to start—that’s competitive considering what you’re getting. The lifetime battery warranty shows Tata’s confidence in their tech, which should ease range anxiety concerns. Bookings open next month, so there’s time to convince the family CFO.
This isn’t just another electric SUV—it’s Tata showing they can play in the premium league. With rivals like the XEV 9e breathing down their necks, the Harrier EV needed to be special. Mission accomplished, I’d say.