Recently, the Indian auto giant Tata Motors presented its EV roadmap, announcing the introduction of four electric SUVs in the first quarter of the forthcoming year. The updated Nexon EV, the Punch EV, the Harrier EV, and the cutting-edge Curvv EV are among the eagerly anticipated models in this portfolio.
The impending Nexon EV facelift, which is projected to enter the market by late September, is where the excitement starts to build, closely followed by the Harrier EV. With the advent of the Punch EV, the momentum is maintained and is preparing the way for the revolutionary Curvv EV, which will be released in the first quarter of the following year.
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4 brand-new EVs by Tata Motors
Here is some information about the four electric SUVs by Tata Motors described above in case you’re one of the people eagerly awaiting the introduction of these new EVs.
Nexon EV Facelift
Favourite in the sub-4 metre SUV market, the Nexon EV is going to get a much-needed redesign. A recent sighting of test mules for the 2024 Nexon EV makeover has enthusiasts buzzing. The absence of exhaust and the obvious appearance of the battery pack hidden beneath the vehicle’s floor helped to identify the EV variant.
The test mule’s rear end displayed a revised LED tail lamp design, following in the footsteps of its ICE cousin. The Nexon EV Facelift is ready to provide a better and cleaner driving experience thanks to its battery-powered core. It is anticipated to have a similar exterior to the ICE variant and an improved interior with a 10-inch infotainment system, a redesigned steering wheel, and paddle shifters for regenerative braking.
A split headlamp design with a full-width LED bar and an enclosed grille stand out in the Harrier EV’s design. Although exact battery and powertrain information has not yet been made public, experts predict that a 60 kWh battery pack will provide a real-world range of 400–500 km. This new EV SUV will be distinguished by its availability of vehicle-to-load (V2L) and vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) charging capabilities, which are currently not offered by any other EV SUV in the nation.
Punch EV
The Tata Punch, well-known for its appeal in the micro-SUV market, is preparing for its electrification and will soon be known as the Punch EV. The appearance of the upcoming model is shown in renderings with minor EV-specific tweaks to set it apart from the internal combustion engine (ICE) Punch.
The Punch EV is projected to feature a variety of battery pack configurations for different ranges and is anticipated to be powered by Tata Motors’ cutting-edge Ziptron technology. This electric micro SUV might also have telematics through Z-Connect, with different drive modes and regeneration levels.
Harrier EV
The Harrier EV, an electrified version of Tata’s wildly popular mid-size SUV Harrier, will soon be available. Tata Passenger Electric Mobility, Tata Motors’ electric division, is also getting ready for its arrival. At the 2023 Auto Expo, an SUV with a striking and striking look displayed a dual electric motor setup that allowed an all-wheel drive configuration for improved performance and stability on uneven terrain.
Curvv EV
Tata Motors’ electric vehicle inventory has been impressively expanded by the Curvv EV Concept. This SUV Coupe, which is poised to go into production, combines cutting-edge design features like a coupe-like roof line with electric propulsion. The production-spec Curvv SUV is depicted in recent renderings with LED Daytime Running Lamp strips, closed-off grilles, and other distinctively EV aesthetic elements.
The Curvv EV, which is based on Tata’s Gen-2 architecture and runs on a modified Nexon X1 platform, has a claimed driving range of about 400 km. According to reports, this vehicle will compete for attention with its internal combustion engine rivals, thereby broadening Tata Motors’ product line. Other than these, there aren’t many details available about the Curvv EV.
