Tata Harrier EV 2025: India’s Most Powerful, Tech-Packed, and Off-Road-Ready Electric SUV

Tata Motors has taken a giant leap in the EV segment with the all-new Tata Harrier EV 2025. It combines muscular design, off-road readiness, luxury interiors, and futuristic technology — all in one bold package. With a claimed range of up to 627 km, all-wheel drive, and next-gen features like DrivePay and 540° camera, this SUV is more than just electric — it’s electric with a purpose.

Whether you’re navigating urban streets or tackling off-road trails, the Harrier EV promises an experience that’s both refined and rugged. And with premium sound, connected tech, and thoughtful design touches, it’s clear Tata is targeting buyers who want performance without compromising on comfort.

Feature	Tata Harrier EV 2025
Battery Options	65 kWh / 75 kWh (LFP)
Claimed Range	Up to 627 km (ARAI)
Real Range	~480–505 km
Performance	0–100 km/h in 6.3 sec (AWD)
Terrain Modes	6 + Custom, Rock Crawl, Snow
Charging Time	DC: 25 min (20–80%), AC: 9.3 hrs
Warranty	Battery: Lifetime (1st owner)
Price Range	₹21.49 L – ₹30.23 L
Top Tech	540° Camera, DrivePay, Smart Key, JBL
Safety Rating	5-Star Bharat NCAP

Launched on June 3, 2025, the Tata Harrier EV is priced competitively between ₹21.49 L to ₹30.23 L (ex-showroom). Bookings opened a month later, on July 2. The Harrier EV lineup is extensive, offering 16 variants across Adventure, Fearless, Empowered, and Stealth editions.

Some of the most notable variants include:

• Adventure 65 (RWD): Base model starting at ₹21.49 L
• Fearless Plus 65: Mid-variant with advanced tech, priced at ₹23.99 L
• Empowered QWD 75 (AWD): Fully loaded AWD version at ₹28.99 L
• Empowered QWD 75 Stealth: Premium matte black edition with auto climate pre-cooling at ₹30.23 L

This makes the Harrier EV one of India’s most affordable AWD electric SUVs with a luxury feature set.

The Harrier EV is offered in two battery options: a 65 kWh for rear-wheel drive and a 75 kWh for all-wheel drive. While the smaller battery delivers an ARAI-certified range of 538 km, the larger one extends it to 627 km. Real-world driving will give around 480–505 km, depending on driving style and terrain.

Performance is impressive, especially for the 75 kWh AWD variant, which delivers 390 bhp and 504 Nm of torque, launching from 0 to 100 km/h in just 6.3 seconds. Charging is fast too — a 120 kW DC charger juices it from 20% to 80% in just 25 minutes, while home AC charging (7.2 kW) takes around 9.3 hours. The vehicle also supports V2L and V2V charging, enabling users to power other appliances or even another EV.

While most electric SUVs are built with city life in mind, the Harrier EV is engineered to handle the wild. It features six drive and terrain modes: Normal, Sand, Mud Ruts, Snow/Grass, Rock Crawl, and a customizable mode for personal tuning.

Its off-road capabilities are backed by a dual-motor AWD system, a transparent bonnet view via a 540° camera setup, off-road cruise control for steady crawling, and a 600 mm water wading capacity. During media testing, it successfully navigated rocky slopes, staircases, and water pits — proving it’s not just electric but truly capable.

Step inside, and the Harrier EV greets you with a plush, modern cabin packed with tech. The 14.53″ Neo QLED touchscreen from Samsung serves as the centerpiece, paired with a fully digital instrument cluster and an e-IRVM with built-in dashcam.

The infotainment experience is powered by a JBL 10-speaker setup with Dolby Atmos, while smart features like ambient lighting, cooled storage, ventilated seats, and dual-zone climate control offer a luxury feel. Connected features via iRA.ev include OTA updates, UWB/NFC-based digital keys, geo-fencing, remote AC, and even smartwatch controls.

DrivePay is another standout — a built-in system that lets you pay tolls, EV charging fees, and parking directly from the touchscreen. Add to that remote valet, reverse summon, and a smart key fob with 11 remote commands, and the Harrier EV truly feels ahead of its time.

The Harrier EV has earned a 5-star Bharat NCAP rating, underlining Tata’s commitment to safety. It includes seven airbags, including a driver knee airbag, and an extensive Level-2 ADAS package.

Features like adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist, intelligent speed limiter, automatic emergency braking, and rollover mitigation work in tandem to ensure passenger safety. The 540° camera provides additional support with blind spot detection and underbody view — especially useful during off-road drives or tight parking.

The standout feature here is “Transparency Mode,” which virtually removes the bonnet view, helping drivers see obstacles directly ahead — a boon for off-road and city driving alike.

Tata Motors offers a groundbreaking warranty package. The battery comes with a lifetime unlimited kilometer warranty for first owners — a first in India. For subsequent owners, it’s 10 years or 2 lakh km. The vehicle itself is covered for 3 years or 1.25 lakh km.

Tata is also building a robust EV infrastructure, planning to install over 500 high-speed chargers across India by 2027. The Harrier EV will be supported by Tata.ev Studios and dedicated service hubs for hassle-free maintenance.

What’s Impressive:

• Outstanding real-world range (up to 505 km)
• True off-road-ready AWD electric SUV
• Packed with unique features like DrivePay, remote valet, 540° cam
• Premium cabin with ambient lighting and cooled storage
• Lifetime battery warranty – unmatched peace of mind

What Could Be Better:

• Slight ergonomic issue — driver’s left knee may touch the dash
• Glossy black exterior finish not available (only matte in Stealth)
• Aggressive driving lowers real-world range by 15–20%

The Tata Harrier EV 2025 sets a new benchmark in the Indian electric SUV space. It’s not just about range or tech — it’s about capability, comfort, and long-term reliability. If you want an electric SUV that’s rugged enough for the outdoors and smart enough for the future, this is easily one of the best options under ₹35 L.

Whether you’re an early tech adopter, a long-distance EV driver, or someone upgrading from a traditional SUV — the Harrier EV has something truly game-changing to offer. If your budget allows, it’s a clear winner in its segment.