2026 Tata Harrier EV Every Variant Explained

The Tata's Harrier EV is arguably the most important EV Tata Motors has launched so far. Unlike the Nexon and Punch EVs, which primarily focused on bringing electric mobility to the mass market, the Harrier EV is Tata’s attempt to move upmarket and take on newer-generation electric SUVs such as the Mahindra XEV 9e.

It also debuts several technologies and capabilities that were previously absent from Tata’s EV portfolio, making it a showcase for the brand’s next phase of electrification.

Here we break down every Harrier EV variant, explain the key differences between them, and highlight what you gain as you move up the price range.

Also, if you're considering its competition by Mahindra, XEV 9S, don't miss our detailed variants explained guide on it, to get a side-by-side understanding of both lineups.

Tata Harrier EV Prices And Variants Summary

The Harrier EV lineup is built around five variants: Adventure 65, Adventure S 65, Fearless+ 65/75, Empowered 75, and Empowered QWD 75, with ex-showroom prices running from ₹21.49 lakh at the base to ₹29.48 lakh at the top-spec (Empowered QWD ACFC).

The Stealth Edition, exclusive to the Empowered and Empowered QWD, extends that ceiling to ₹30.23 lakh.

The lineup is structured around two battery sizes. The Adventure 65 and Adventure S 65 are locked to the 65 kWh pack, which Tata rates at 538 km (ARAI/MIDC) and which returns 420-445 km in real-world C75 conditions.

The Empowered trims use only the 75 kWh pack, rated at 627 km (ARAI/MIDC) and delivering 480-505 km in real-world RWD use, and 460-490 km for the QWD.

The Fearless+, sitting under Empowered, is the lone variant that bridges both batteries, available as the 65 variant at ₹23.99 lakh or 75 at ₹24.99 lakh, making it the lineup's single most consequential purchase decision point.

Lastly, AWD, badged QWD by Tata, is available only on the Empowered QWD among the five main variants. All other configurations are rear-wheel drive.

Each variant is also offered with an ACFC (AC Fast Charge) option for approximately ₹49,000 extra.

Prices may change at any time. For the latest and most accurate Harrier EV prices, please visit the Harrier EV Price Page.

What's Common Across All Tata Harrier EV Variants?

Regardless of which variant you pick, every Harrier EV comes with a more comprehensive standard package than most rivals offer even at their mid-spec trims.

On safety, 5-star BNCAP rating and 6 airbags are standard, alongside all-wheel disc brakes backed by Tata's i-VBAC Architecture), a system that bundles 16 active functions. An Electric Parking Brake with Auto Hold is standard as well, as does Drift Mode, an unusual inclusion at this segment's entry price.

The powertrain base is equally consistent. Every configuration shares a liquid-cooled, IP67-rated battery with 5 kVA V2V and 3.3 kVA V2L capabilities (protected by a 30% SOC cut-off). Charging from 20-80% takes approximately 25 minutes via CCS2 DC fast charging.

Drivers also get four-level regenerative braking via steering paddles and a customizable single-pedal drive.

On technology, all variants include smart key passive entry, Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, a Snapdragon-powered infotainment chipset, OTA updates, a 4-year iRA.ev connected subscription, automatic climate control, a PM2.5 Air Purifier, terrain modes, Eco/City/Sport drive modes, and cruise control.

Mechanically, every Harrier EV shares a 4,607mm length, a 2,741mm wheelbase, 502L of boot space, a 600mm water wading depth, and the same FDD suspension with proprietary MTV-CL valve technology.

Here is what you get with each of the Harrier EV variants sitting comfortably under 30 lakhs:

Harrier EV Adventure 65 Base Model

Who Should Buy The Tata Harrier EV Adventure 65 Base Model?

The Adventure 65 is the right pick if and only if the lowest possible acquisition cost is the primary filter. With the 65 kWh pack, real-world range lands at 420-445 km, and the 238 PS, 315 Nm rear motor delivers the same drivetrain performance you get across every RWD variant above it.

Standard kit includes leatherette upholstery, an 8-way driver seat, FATC, a 26.03 cm infotainment touchscreen and a matching 26.03 cm digital cockpit display, Passive Keyless Entry, and the full i-VBAC safety suite.

Where it falls short against the Adventure S, which costs just ₹50,000 more, is notable: no panoramic sunroof, a 26.03 cm versus the Adventure S's 31.24 cm infotainment screen, no rain-sensing wipers, no driver doze-off alert, no automatic defogger, and no rear centre armrest.

Given how narrow the price gap is relative to what the Adventure S adds, the base trim is most defensible for fleet buyers, corporate procurement, or private buyers with a hard acquisition ceiling of ₹22 lakh.

What features does Tata Harrier EV Adventure 65 base model have?

The base model Harrier EV Adventure 65 brings 6 airbags, a 10.25-inch touchscreen, connected car tech, leatherette seats and V2L charging.

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Harrier EV Adventure S 65 Model

Who Should Buy The Tata Harrier EV Adventure S 65 Model?

For ₹50,000 over the base Adventure, the Adventure S makes upgrades that register immediately in daily use.

The 31.24 cm infotainment screen with the Arcade.ev app suite and DrivePay, a voice-assisted panoramic sunroof, rain-sensing wipers and automatic headlamps, a driver doze-off alert, automatic defogger, and a rear centre armrest with cup holders collectively transform the cabin experience, and the sunroof alone justifies the premium for the majority of private buyers.

The 65 kWh battery gives 420-445 km of real-world range, which is adequate for urban commuters and weekend highway use where destination charging is accessible.

Buyers who regularly cover 350+ km in a single stretch without planned charging stops should instead look at the Fearless+ 75 at ₹24.99 lakh, where the 75 kWh pack extends range to 480-505 km.

For everyone else, the Adventure S is the sensible minimum and the variant most first-time Harrier EV buyers end up choosing.

What features does Tata Harrier EV Adventure S 65 add/upgrades over Adventure 65?

Adventure S layers on a panoramic sunroof, larger 12.3-inch infotainment screen, rain-sensing wipers and automatic headlamps.

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Harrier EV Fearless+ 65/75 Model

Who Should Buy The Tata Harrier EV Fearless+ 65/75 Model?

The Fearless+ is the only tier in the lineup available with both the 65 kWh and 75 kWh battery, and that choice carries more weight than the ₹1 lakh price gap suggests.

The 75 kWh pack adds roughly 60-65 km of real-world range: 480-505 km vs 420-445 km, which on an intercity run translates directly into a charging stop avoided. This at ₹24.99 lakh is the more rational pick, unless budget is constrained.

As a tier, it makes a major leap over the Adventure S with 7 airbags (knee airbag added), a 360° 3D surround-view camera, front parking sensors, R19 alloys with aero inserts, cornering LED fog lamps, sequential turn indicators, and a JBL 10-speaker system.

It also adds a 6-way powered driver seat with memory and welcome retract, a 4-way powered co-driver seat, ventilated front seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, wireless charging, an auto-dimming IRVM, cooled front armrest storage, and multi-mood ambient lighting.

The Fearless+ is the sweet spot for buyers wanting a fully loaded cabin without crossing the ₹27 lakh threshold.

What features does Tata Harrier EV Fearless+ 65/75 add/upgrades over Adventure S 65?

Fearless+ introduces ventilated front seats, a 360-degree camera, JBL audio, powered front seats and larger 19-inch alloys.

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Harrier EV Empowered 75 Model

Who Should Buy The Tata Harrier EV Empowered 75 Model?

The Empowered 75 is the variant for buyers who want the Harrier EV's full technology suite on a rear-wheel-drive platform.

At ₹2.5 lakh over the Fearless+ 75, the premium secures a different set of capabilities: a 36.9 cm Samsung Neo QLED infotainment screen, ADAS Level 2 with 22 active features including Adaptive Cruise with Stop & Go, Lane Centering System, and Autonomous Emergency Braking for pedestrians, cyclists, and cars.

It also adds Auto Park Assist with 15 functions including Remote Parking and Summon, a 540° camera system with Transparent View mode, Dolby Atmos audio, a powered tailgate with gesture activation, Boss Mode (powered front passenger recline for rear occupant comfort), Approach Unlock and WalkAway Lock, Digi Access via UWB, NFC, and BLE, and built-in Mappls navigation.

This variant makes the strongest case for buyers who spend major time on expressways and need parking automation in dense urban conditions.

Additionally, for buyers who want everything the Empowered 75 offers, but wrapped in a more aggressive aesthetic, Tata offers the Stealth Edition at a ₹75,000 premium. The distinguishing elements are visual rather than mechanical.

The exterior gets a Matte Stealth Black finish, R19 Piano Black alloy wheels, and Stealth Edition badging, while the cabin adopts a Carbon Noir leatherette interior theme with matching dark trim.

What features does Tata Harrier EV Empowered 75 add/upgrades over Fearless+ 65/75?

Empowered 75 brings ADAS, Samsung Neo QLED infotainment, Dolby Atmos, auto parking functions and a powered tailgate.

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Harrier EV Empowered QWD 75 Top Model

Who Should Buy The Tata Harrier EV Empowered QWD 75 Model?

The Empowered QWD pairs a 158 PS front induction motor with the standard 238 PS rear PMSM, bringing total output to 396 PS and 504 Nm, a 60% torque increase over every other variant in the lineup.

The dual-motor architecture also enables Boost Mode, off-road assist, and an expanded set of six terrain modes (Normal, Snow/Grass, Mud-Ruts, Sand, Rock Crawl, Custom) versus four on the standard Empowered.

As a result, gradability improves from 28% to 47%, a figure that differentiates this variant for buyers in hilly terrain.

Those gains do come with compromises. The front motor reduces frunk space from 67-litre to 35-litre, and real-world range dips to 460-490 km against the Empowered 75's 480-505 km.

At ₹1.5 lakh over the Empowered 75, the QWD is for buyers who will actively use the AWD traction, tackle demanding gradients regularly, or want the most potent drivetrain the Harrier EV offers without sacrificing any of the Empowered's technology.

Additionally, like its RWD counterpart, the Stealth Edition upgrades are totally cosmetic: Matte Stealth Black exterior paint, R19 Piano Black alloys, and the Carbon Noir interior theme. The ₹75,000 Stealth premium buys the visual distinction of the all-black treatment on what is already the most capable Harrier EV available.

What features does Tata Harrier EV Empowered QWD 75 add/upgrades over Empowered 75?

Empowered QWD 75 adds dual-motor all-wheel drive, Boost mode, off-road assist and six selectable terrain programmes.

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Warranty, Dealerships, And EMI Of Tata Harrier EV

The Tata Harrier EV is covered by a standard warranty of 3 years or 1,25,000 km, whichever comes first.

It comes with a Lifetime High-Voltage (HV) Battery Warranty with unlimited kilometers for eligible first owners, where “lifetime” is defined as 15 years from the vehicle’s first registration date.

This applies primarily to private individual registrations and eligible employee company-perk vehicles.

For second and subsequent owners, the HV battery warranty is limited to 10 years or 2,00,000 km from the original registration date, whichever occurs first, provided the ownership transfer is notified to Tata.

Lastly, the electric motor is covered by an 8-year or 1,60,000 km warranty, whichever is earlier.

To know the nearest Tata dealer near your location, please check out our dealership page here. Similarly, if you already own a Tata Harrier EV and are looking for a service station, we have plenty of authorized ones you can check out on this page.

For EMI estimates and loan planning, use our Harrier EV EMI Calculator. If you want to know your daily charging cost with the Harrier EV, visit our EV charging cost calculator here, which has the latest electricity rates across states.

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