Hey brother,
Hope everything’s fine at your side. You know these days, electric cars are becoming common, but not all of them feel solid or powerful. Recently, I came across the Tata Harrier EV, and to be honest, it really caught my attention.
I’m not some big car expert or anything — just a normal person who loves cars and enjoys talking about them. So I’ll tell you exactly what I felt about this one, in simple words, the way we normally speak.
Performance and Drive Feel
So friend, when I first sat inside the Tata Harrier EV, I felt something different right away. You press the start button, and it’s so quiet — no vibration, no sound, just peace.
The car moves like butter. Since it’s electric, there’s no gear shift or engine delay. You touch the accelerator, and boom — it moves instantly. That smooth pickup actually surprised me.
Do you know it’s very special because it comes in two battery versions — one with a 65 kWh battery and another with a 75 kWh. The smaller one is for daily city driving, while the bigger one is for long trips.
The drive feels confident — especially on highways. The steering is light, suspension is comfortable, and the car feels properly planted. Even when I took it over a few rough roads, it didn’t shake much.
So brother, if you drive mostly in town, go for the smaller battery version. If you travel outside often, the bigger battery one will suit better.
Looks and Design
Let’s be honest — first impressions matter. The Tata Harrier EV looks like a proper SUV from every side.
The front design is clean, with a closed grille and sharp LED lights. The side view shows strong character lines, and those alloy wheels give it that modern, tough look. It feels bold, but not overdone.
Inside, Tata has really improved things. The dashboard looks premium, and the seats feel soft and supportive. There’s a big touchscreen in the center that’s easy to use, and the driving position gives you that high, commanding feel — which we all like in an SUV.
Do you know it’s very unique because even though it’s electric, it still keeps that traditional SUV soul alive? Not like some EVs that look too futuristic and weird. This one looks strong, clean, and proud.
Available Colours
Now friend, let’s talk about something fun — colours!
The Tata Harrier EV comes in a few really nice shades:
- Pristine White – simple and classy
- Pure Grey – modern and elegant
- Empowered Oxide – stylish and shiny
- Nainital Nocturne – dark, bold, and premium
If you ask me, I’d pick Nainital Nocturne. It gives that deep, rich look — perfect for people who like their cars to stand out but still look mature.
Space and Comfort
Brother, this is something Tata cars are known for — space.
The Tata Harrier EV is a proper 5-seater SUV, not a small crossover pretending to be one. The front seats are big and comfortable, and the rear ones have enough legroom even for tall people. You can easily sit three at the back.
The boot space is good too. If you go out for family trips, there’s plenty of room for luggage, shopping bags, or even small equipment.
I took a small drive with four people inside — and still felt no pressure. The AC cooled fast, the seats were comfortable, and the cabin stayed peaceful.
So friend, if you’re thinking of buying it as a family car, it’s perfect for both short and long drives.
Features and Technology
Now brother, here’s where this SUV really feels future-ready.
Tata has packed the Tata Harrier EV with features that make driving both easy and exciting. Some of the top features include:
- Large touchscreen infotainment system with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay
- Digital driver display with range and battery info
- Panoramic sunroof
- Automatic climate control
- Wireless charger and ventilated seats
- Multiple airbags and traction control
- Different drive modes like Eco, City, and Sport
Do you know it’s very special because it gives premium features like luxury brands, but still feels Indian-built and practical?
Everything feels well placed. The touchscreen is smooth, the sound system is sharp, and the cabin lighting gives that high-end feel.
Range and Charging
Let’s talk about what everyone wants to know — the range.
The Tata Harrier EV can go up to 627 km on a full charge (claimed range). In real-world driving, you can expect around 500–520 km, which is honestly quite impressive for a car of this size.
Charging depends on how you do it. A regular home charger can take a few hours overnight, but with a fast charger, you can charge it up to 80% in around 45–50 minutes.
In our town, public charging points are slowly increasing, but most people prefer charging at home — plug it in at night, and it’s ready the next morning.
And since it’s electric, maintenance cost is much lower — no engine oil, clutch, or filters. Just basic check-ups and software updates.
Price in Our Town
Now brother, the main question — what’s the price?
In our town, the Tata Harrier EV starts around ₹21.5 lakh (ex-showroom) and goes up to around ₹30 lakh for the top model.
After adding insurance, registration, and other charges, the on-road price comes to roughly ₹25 to ₹32 lakh, depending on the variant.
If you ask me, the mid variant is the sweet spot — you get most of the features without spending too much extra.
Pros and Cons (My Honest Opinion)
Pros:
- Instant power and smooth drive
- Long driving range
- Premium design and comfort
- Low running cost
- Modern tech and strong build quality
Cons:
- Charging network still growing in smaller towns
- Higher starting price
- Real-world range slightly lower than claimed
But honestly brother, if we see the full picture, the positives clearly win.
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Real-Life Example
Let me tell you something real.
My friend Ravi from Purnea recently switched from his old diesel SUV to the Tata Harrier EV. I asked him, “How’s it going, brother?”
He laughed and said, “I don’t even remember when I last went to a petrol pump!”
He installed a home charger, and every night he plugs it in like charging his phone. He drives around 60–70 km daily, and the car easily lasts for four to five days on one charge. He’s saving a lot of money and says driving feels much smoother now.
That’s when I realised — this is not just about saving money; it’s about comfort and peace.
Should You Buy It?
So friend, if your budget is around ₹25–30 lakh and you want something powerful, stylish, and future-ready, I’ll say yes — go for it.
The Tata Harrier EV is great for families, safe for long drives, and perfect for city life. It’s strong, silent, and looks premium.
If you have a place to charge at home, then honestly, you won’t regret this one.
Final Words
Brother, to keep it simple — the Tata Harrier EV is one of the best electric SUVs made in India. It’s strong like a real SUV but modern like an EV.
Do you know it’s very unique because it gives you power, comfort, and peace — all in one car?
If I had to say it in one line:
“The Tata Harrier EV is not just a car — it’s a smooth, powerful future on wheels.”
So if you’re planning to buy a new SUV and want to step into the electric world, this one’s worth every look.
FAQs
1. What is the price of Tata Harrier EV?
It starts around ₹21.5 lakh and goes up to ₹30 lakh.
2. How far can it go on a full charge?
Up to 627 km claimed, and around 500 km in real use.
3. How many people can sit in it?
It’s a 5-seater SUV with a spacious cabin and boot.
4. What colours are available?
Pristine White, Pure Grey, Empowered Oxide, and Nainital Nocturne.
5. Is it good for small-town use?
Yes, if you can charge it at home, it’s perfect for town and highway both.
So brother, that’s my honest talk about the Tata Harrier EV. It’s stylish, silent, and built with pride. If you see it once in person, you’ll know what I mean.
