Pune — Tata Motors has officially flipped the switch on its boldest electric ambition yet — rolling out the very first production unit of the all-new Harrier.ev from its Pune plant, with customer deliveries set to begin this month. The nation’s EV poster child just got a full-blown, high-voltage avatar — and it’s not just shockingly good-looking, it’s shockingly powerful too.
Touted as India’s most powerful, most capable, and most intelligent SUV, the Harrier.ev is here to redefine what it means to drive electric. And no, this isn’t just a Nexon on protein powder — this is a whole new beast built on Tata’s acti.ev+ platform, developed to handle torque tantrums, tech overload, and road trips that start with “Let’s take the scenic route” and end with “Oops, we drove to Bhutan.”
In classic Tata style, the design team has gone full-throttle with four electrifying colors — Nainital Nocturne, Empowered Oxide, Pristine White, and Pure Grey — plus the showstopper STEALTH Edition, which looks like it was forged in a Batcave and driven out to conquer Gotham… or at least Goregaon.
And it’s not just about looks. This electric juggernaut comes in QWD (Quad Wheel Drive) and RWD (Rear Wheel Drive), with a dual-motor setup that delivers enough torque to make sports cars sweat, and enough tech to make your smartphone jealous. Highlights include:
- Samsung Neo QLED Harman Display (a.k.a. Netflix in HD while parked)
- Dolby Atmos surround sound (because Beethoven deserves bass)
- 540° Surround View System (yes, even sees under the car — perfect for nosy potholes)
With a booming booking pipeline and social media already flooded with unboxing reels, the Harrier.ev is ready to enter Tata showrooms this July — bringing with it a silent storm of power, poise, and a politely smug “I told you so” to every diesel doubter.
Tata Motors hasn’t just built an SUV — they’ve engineered an icon. And in case you were wondering, yes, the Harrier.ev is also the only SUV in India capable of making your neighbour’s diesel Fortuner feel outdated before the traffic light turns green.
Now charging: India’s most intelligent SUV.
And this time, it’s fully loaded — literally. 🔌
