Tata Motors is turning up the heat in the EV game with the launch of the all-new Harrier EV—and it’s nothing short of a showstopper. With a mind-blowing 600+ km range, a futuristic 14.5-inch infotainment screen, and a host of segment-first features, this electric SUV is clearly here to make waves.
What’s New? A Lot, Actually
If you’ve been holding out for a seriously capable electric SUV, your wait is over. The Tata Harrier EV brings together power, tech, and rugged capability in one sleek package.
From the outside, it keeps that bold Harrier stance but adds EV-specific styling touches to set it apart. Underneath, it’s all new—a dual-motor all-wheel-drive (AWD) setup that promises performance and grip on any terrain.
600+ Km Range & Quick Performance
Let’s talk numbers. The Harrier EV boasts a range of over 600 kilometers on a single charge—easily putting it among the longest-range EVs in its segment. And thanks to its dual motor system, it isn’t just efficient—it’s quick too. 0-100 km/h in 6.3 seconds when you hit the Boost mode? Yes, please.
This makes it a real contender for people who want long drives without constantly hunting for chargers.
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Built for All Kinds of Roads
Here’s where it gets really cool: unlike the regular Harrier, the EV version comes with six multi-terrain modes—Normal, Mud Ruts, Rock Crawl, Sand, Snow/Grass, and Custom.
Each mode adjusts the power, traction, and throttle response so you can confidently take on tough roads or no roads at all. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway in the hills or just want to feel in control during monsoon chaos, this car’s got your back.
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14.5-Inch Samsung Display – The Biggest Yet
Inside the cabin, it’s all about next-level tech. The star of the show? A 14.5-inch Neo QLED infotainment screen, designed by Samsung. It’s the largest screen Tata has ever put in a car, and it looks amazing. Super crisp, responsive, and just really fun to use.
It makes navigation, media, and even climate control feel like using a high-end tablet. Basically, your dashboard just leveled up.
Digital IRVM – Like Having Eyes at the Back
The Harrier EV also comes with a smart digital rearview mirror (IRVM) that uses a high-res camera mounted on the shark fin antenna. Even in poor lighting or bad weather, you get a clear, real-time view behind you.
Plus, it doubles as a dashcam, recording footage while you drive—handy for safety and peace of mind.
Tata Harrier EV Price and Booking Info
So, what’s the damage? The Tata Harrier EV starts at an introductory price of ₹21.49 lakh (ex-showroom) and goes up to ₹27.49 lakh for the top-spec variant.
Bookings open from July 2, and we wouldn’t be surprised if Tata throws in some sweet early-bird offers to kick things off. Given the buzz, expect strong demand right out of the gate.
Final Thoughts: The Electric SUV to Watch
Tata’s not playing it safe anymore. With the Harrier EV, they’re aiming squarely at tech-loving, performance-seeking SUV buyers who want an electric option that doesn’t compromise.
