Tata Harrier EV India Launch Happening Soon – All Key Details

Tata Harrier EV India Launch Happening Soon: Tata Motors is all set to take another big leap in India’s electric vehicle (EV) market with the launch of the Tata Harrier EV. One of the most awaited electric SUVs in the country, the Harrier EV has been making headlines since it first broke cover as a concept at the Auto Expo. After months of testing, camouflaged sightings, and appearances at major events like the Bharat Mobility Global Expo (BMGE) 2025, the Harrier EV is inching closer to hitting showrooms.

Though initially expected to launch by the end of the last financial year, the production timeline has seen a slight delay. The latest updates now hint at a festive season launch, which could work in Tata’s favor as car sales traditionally peak during that time in India. Meanwhile, the brand is also focusing on the Altroz facelift, with pricing expected to be announced shortly.

Let’s take a closer look at everything you can expect from the upcoming Tata Harrier EV—from its range and performance to battery options, features, and more.

Over 500 km Range – Built for Long Drives

One of the biggest highlights of the Tata Harrier EV is its claimed range of over 500 kilometers on a single charge. While Tata Motors hasn’t officially released all the technical details, early indications suggest that the Harrier EV will be among the longest-range EVs available in India once launched. This kind of range is ideal not just for city commuting but also for highway trips, making it a practical option for both urban users and road-trippers.

Dual-Motor Setup & All-Wheel Drive Capability

Performance is expected to be one of the Harrier EV’s strong suits. The SUV is likely to come with a dual-motor setup, which means it will feature electric motors on both the front and rear axles. This will enable all-wheel-drive (AWD) functionality—something that’s still rare in the mass-market EV space in India.

This configuration will not only enhance traction and off-road capability but also contribute to better overall performance. Tata has hinted at a peak torque of 500 Nm, which should make the Harrier EV a powerful and quick vehicle, especially when accelerating from a standstill or overtaking on highways.

Battery Pack Options and Fast Charging Support

The Harrier EV is expected to be offered with multiple battery options, catering to different budgets and user needs. The top-spec model will likely get a 75 kWh lithium-ion battery pack, which is key to achieving the 500+ km range. This battery is expected to support DC fast charging, enabling users to juice up the battery quickly and reduce downtime during long trips.

Additionally, Tata may also introduce a lower-capacity battery variant at a more affordable price point. This strategy has worked well for other Tata EVs like the Nexon EV, which comes in different range variants to suit various customer segments.

Built on Tata’s Gen 2 EV Architecture

The Tata Harrier EV will sit on the company’s Gen 2 EV platform, a heavily reworked version of the OMEGA Arc architecture that underpins the ICE-powered Harrier. This new platform is specifically optimized for electric powertrains, offering better space utilization, improved battery placement, and enhanced safety.

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Interestingly, many of the components used in the Harrier EV are expected to be shared with the Tata Curvv EV, which made its debut last year. This modular approach not only ensures consistent quality but also helps Tata scale its EV production more efficiently.

Smart Features: V2L and V2V Technology

Tata Motors isn’t just focusing on range and performance—the Harrier EV will also bring cutting-edge features to the table. Among the standout additions are Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) and Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) charging capabilities.

V2L (Vehicle-to-Load) allows you to power external appliances—like a laptop, electric grill, or camping gear—directly from the car’s battery.
V2V (Vehicle-to-Vehicle) charging lets you use the Harrier EV to charge another EV in case of emergencies.

These features are particularly useful for people who love road trips or live in areas where power supply may not always be reliable. They also add an extra layer of convenience for day-to-day use.

Bold Design, Spacious Cabin

While the final production design of the Harrier EV hasn’t been revealed, it’s expected to stay true to the bold and rugged styling of its ICE counterpart. However, it will get EV-specific elements such as a blanked-out front grille, new alloy wheel designs, unique LED lighting signatures, and blue accents to highlight its electric identity.

Inside, the Harrier EV is likely to offer a premium and tech-loaded cabin with features like a large touchscreen infotainment system, a fully digital instrument cluster, wireless connectivity, 360-degree camera, panoramic sunroof, and ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems).

Being a mid-size SUV, it will comfortably seat five passengers and offer ample boot space, making it a practical option for families.

Strengthening Tata’s Position in the EV Market

Tata Motors has already established itself as the undisputed leader in India’s electric passenger vehicle market. With successful products like the Nexon EV, Tiago EV, and Tigor EV, Tata has built strong consumer trust in the EV segment. The launch of the Harrier EV will only reinforce its dominance, especially in the premium and midsize SUV category where competition is beginning to heat up.

With rivals like Mahindra gearing up with the XUV.e8 and other brands entering the EV space, the Harrier EV’s timing could be just right to capture market share and solidify Tata’s leadership.