Tata Motors is gearing up to launch its most premium electric SUV to date—the Harrier EV—on 3 June. This all-electric spin on the popular Harrier will top Tata’s EV lineup in both price and size. After making the rounds in concept and near-production form, the final model took center stage at the 2025 Bharat Mobility Expo.
With the countdown officially on, here’s a full look at what to expect from Tata’s electric flagship.
Design
The Harrier EV sticks closely to the bold and muscular look of its ICE counterpart. It carries over familiar styling cues like the high-set bonnet, sharp LED lighting, and sculpted body lines. Inside, the cabin layout is expected to largely mirror the diesel version, though a few EV-specific design flourishes should add a futuristic touch.
Tata has shown it knows how to mix style with substance—and the Harrier EV looks set to continue that trend.
Features
While the full feature list hasn’t been confirmed, the Harrier EV is expected to pack most of the tech and comforts from the standard Harrier. But it’ll also debut some EV-only tricks, such as:
- Vehicle-to-Load (V2L): lets you power external devices
- Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X): enables two-way energy sharing
- ‘Summon’ feature: a self-parking system, likely reserved for top trims
These additions should make the Harrier EV Tata’s most feature-rich SUV yet.
Range and Performance
Though detailed specs are still under wraps, Tata has hinted at a driving range of around 500km per charge—putting it among India’s longest-range EVs.
The real game-changer? A dual-motor setup that enables all-wheel drive. That’s a first for Tata, and it gives the Harrier EV serious credentials to compete with more premium electric SUVs. Based on what’s been teased so far, here’s a quick snapshot:
| Feature | Expected Details |
|---|---|
| Range | Around 500km |
| Drivetrain | Dual-motor AWD |
| Charging Options | Fast charging expected |
| EV-Specific Features | V2L, V2X, Summon (self-park) |
Pricing and Rivals
Tata is likely to price the Harrier EV between Rs. 24–28 lakh (ex-showroom), which places it firmly in the upper tier of the mainstream EV segment. Rivals could include:
- Hyundai Creta EV (upcoming)
- MG ZS EV
- Kia Carens EV (upcoming)
- Maruti e-Vitara (upcoming)
- BYD eMAX7
Among these, the Harrier EV will likely stand out with its size, on-road presence, and dual-motor AWD tech—something none of its direct rivals offer at launch.
With its strong design, solid feature set, and advanced electric drivetrain, the Harrier EV is shaping up to be a major player in India’s growing electric SUV space.
FAQs
When is the Harrier EV launching?
Tata will launch it in India on 3 June.
What is the expected range?
It is expected to offer around 500km on a single charge.
Will it get 4WD capability?
Yes, through a dual-motor setup—Tata’s first.
What are some EV-specific features?
V2L, V2X, and a summon self-parking feature.
How much will the Harrier EV cost?
Expected between Rs. 24 lakh and Rs. 28 lakh.
