Tata Motors has officially begun the production of the highly anticipated Harrier.ev, the brand’s first all-electric midsize SUV. With manufacturing taking place at the company’s Pune plant, customer deliveries are set to begin in July 2025.
The Harrier.ev is not just another EV – it’s being positioned as one of India’s most powerful, tech-loaded and intelligent electric SUVs.
Highlights
- Production starts at Tata’s Pune facility
- Deliveries to begin in July 2025
- Based on new acti.ev+ architecture
- Available in RWD and QWD configurations
- Segment-first tech like Samsung Neo QLED Harman display and 540° surround view
A New Chapter for Tata’s EV Journey
The Harrier.ev marks a bold step in Tata Motors’ electrification strategy. Built on the brand’s acti.ev+ platform, this electric SUV is designed for performance, practicality and connected technology. Unlike typical front-wheel drive EVs in the segment, the Harrier.ev will be offered in both rear-wheel drive (RWD) and quad-motor all-wheel drive (QWD) versions, giving it a significant edge in versatility and handling.
This dual-motor QWD configuration is expected to deliver exceptional torque and traction, making the Harrier.ev suitable for a wide range of Indian road conditions.
Loaded with Segment-First Features
Tata has pulled out all the stops when it comes to the Harrier.ev’s feature list. Some of the standout features include:
- Samsung Neo QLED Harman infotainment system, a first for any production car globally
- Dolby Atmos-powered premium sound system
- 540-degree Surround View Camera, offering enhanced visibility
- Connected car tech with AI-powered user interface
These features are aimed at tech-savvy customers who are looking for more than just electric mobility – they want comfort, entertainment and cutting-edge connectivity.
Special STEALTH Edition & Colour Options
In addition to its regular trims, Tata will also offer a special “STEALTH Edition” of the Harrier.ev. This variant features matte black paint, all-black interiors and subtle design enhancements for a more aggressive and modern appearance.
Colour options available at launch will include:
- Nainital Nocturne (deep midnight blue)
- Empowered Oxide (copper grey)
- Pristine White
- Pure Grey
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What’s Next?
With production now underway, the Harrier.ev is expected to reach showrooms across India by mid-July. Bookings are likely to open very soon. Pricing has not yet been officially confirmed, but it’s expected to start from around ₹28 lakh and go up to ₹35 lakh for higher trims.
Tata Motors is clearly aiming to shake up the midsize electric SUV segment with the Harrier.ev. Whether it’s the powerful dual-motor setup, premium features, or its futuristic design, this EV is shaping up to be one of the most significant launches of 2025.
