Tata Motors announces Harrier EV RWD prices, ranging from ₹21.49 lakh to ₹27.49 lakh
Tata Motors
has announced the launch and introductory pricing of the Harrier EV, with the base variant starting at ₹21.49 lakh (ex-showroom, pan-India). Bookings for the vehicle will open on 2 July. Prices for the Quad Wheel Drive (QWD) dual-motor variants will be announced on 27 June.
The introductory prices for Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) variants are:
Adventure 65: ₹21.49 lakhAdventure S 65: ₹21.99 lakhFearless+ 65: ₹23.99 lakhFearless+ 75: ₹24.99 lakhEmpowered 75: ₹27.49 lakh
The prices are exclusive of the charger and installation costs. An AC fast charger is available on a chargeable basis.
Specifications and features
The Harrier EV is powered by a 75kWh battery pack with an ARAI-certified range of 627 km (P1+P2). The estimated range for the C75 variant is between 480 and 505 km. The vehicle supports fast charging, enabling up to 250 km of range to be added in 15 minutes.
The dual-motor configuration generates 158 PS at the front and 238 PS at the rear, with a combined torque output of 504 Nm. Acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h is achieved in 6.3 seconds.
Additional features include six terrain modes, Quad Wheel Drive, a 540-degree surround view system, and functions such as e-Valet Auto Park Assist, Digi Access digital key, and DrivePay. A lifetime battery warranty is being offered for the first private individual owner.
Vivek Srivatsa, Chief Commercial Officer, Tata Passenger Electric Mobility Ltd., said, 'With Harrier EV we intend to unleash the true potential of an SUV. What makes the Harrier EV remarkable is that it offers all this at price parity with ICE-powered vehicles—while surpassing them in performance, capability, technology, and safety.
With the prices announced, we're not only taking a significant step forward in advancing e-mobility in India, but also offering a strong alternative to traditional ICE-powered vehicles.'
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