Tata Harrier EV

• Tata Motors has elevated its feature offerings to a new level. As the flagship SUV of the company, the Harrier EV comes packed with a plethora of features designed for your convenience, safety, and comfort. Starting with comfort, the Harrier EV offers electric seats for front passengers, along with a seat ventilation function. Rear seat passengers benefit from pillar-mounted AC vents, while the front features dual-zone climate control. Additionally, for those seeking a chauffeur-driven experience, the Harrier EV includes a Boss Mode, providing extra legroom for rear passengers. Furthermore, it offers 65W Type-C charging ports, capable of charging your laptop and phones on the go.
• To enhance your journey's entertainment value, the Harrier EV showcases the world’s first 14.5-inch touchscreen infotainment system with a Samsung Neo QLED display. This screen supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and is paired with 10-JBL speakers featuring Dolby Atmos. Arcade.ev also offers a suite of multiple apps that can be streamed on the screen. Additionally, the brand has integrated features like Drive Pay.
• Another segment-first feature is the 540-degree surround view camera, which provides a seamless parking experience and assists in maneuvering the car out of tight spaces. The camera's transparent mode allows you to see underneath the vehicle, helping you avoid scraping the car. Moreover, it includes front and rear DVR cameras, 20 level 2 ADAS features, among others.

• The Harrier EV follows the same Tata footsteps when it comes to safety - you get 7 airbags and features such as ESC, hill descent control, and TPMS are standard.
• Taking the safety to another level, the Level-2 ADAS offers lane assist, adaptive cruise, blind-spot detection, and more.
• Also, the transparent bonnet view aids off-roading precision. Notably, the Harrier EV is the first vehicle to get this feature in the respective segment.
• Among all, you get eIRVMs with integrated dash cams, which is really a helpful addition when it comes to the safety.
• Other features such as Auto emergency braking and drowsiness detection improve road safety.
  

• The Harrier EV is available with two battery pack options, including a 65 kWh and 75 kWh unit.
• The smaller 65 kWh battery paired with a single motor is capable of delivering a power output of 238 PS and 504 Nm torque.
• Meanwhile, the bigger 75 kWh battery pack paired with dual motors for AWD functionalities makes 396 PS and 504 Nm of torque.
• The AWD version does 0-100 kmph in 6.3 seconds, which is really an appreciable mark considering the car’s weight.
• Tata has taken the off-roading capabilities to the next level with terrain modes like Snow, Sand, and Rock Crawl.
• The bigger 75 kWh battery pack provides a claimed range of 627 km (MIDC) and the real-world range (C75 range) ranges between 480-505 km.
• Charging options include: 120 kW fast charging which does 0-80% in just 25 mins and adds 250 km in 15 mins) and 7.2 kW home charger and 3.3 kW portable charger.
• Also, the Harrier EV gets multi-mode regenerative braking, paired with regen paddle shifters that enhance efficiency.
  
  

The Harrier EV takes the muscular stance of its ICE sibling and adds future-ready EV cues.

• The Harrier EV features an EV-specific closed-off grille and redesigned bumpers to enhance aerodynamics, eventually improving the range of the vehicle.
• A connected LED DRL bar stretches across the front which looks the same as its ICE counterpart.
• The side profile looks largely the same as the ICE-powered Harrier, but gets a new/distinct set of EV-specific aero alloy wheels.
• The charging port is positioned at the same place where the ICE Harrier gets a fuel tank lid. 
• There are new colour options which include Nainital Nocturne and Empowered Oxide, Pure Grey and Pristine White. These new colour options will provide the new Harrier EV with a distinct identity.