Tata Harrier Ev offers a real world range of 480 to 505 km at just 21.49 lakh (ex-showroom). It comes with QWD (Quad wheel Drive) so you can do decent off–roading with it. It has 540 degree camera, Samsung infotainment touchscreen and a lot of features
6 Things to Know About Harrier EV
- The new key has eleven commands like remote park and summon mode.
- 540-degree view- Blind spot monitor, transparent mode and 360 degree camera.
- QWD or all-wheel drive with 504Nm from the dual-motor setup
- The 75kWh battery offers a range of 250km with a 15 minute charge.
- e-IRVM offers an unobstructed rear view and dashcam functions.
- Rear Passenger can extend their legroom with the electric Boss mode switch
How is the Tata Harrier EV car?
Pros
- Excellent overall ride quality and new-age tech.
- all-wheel drive version. So you can also go off-roading with it
- Passengers will find the cabin spacious and comfortable.
Cons
- The current charging infrastructure is inadequate so charging problems may arise in Longdrive
Front profile
- Talking about the front design, there is no change as compared to the old Tata Harrier, the design language is the same as the front look.
- Split DRLs are available in the front. Projector LED lights and LED fog lights are available.
- Tata logo is available and below that a 360-degree camera is available, although the company says that the front camera is 540 degrees because it covers the area below the car.
- 6 parking sensors are given in the front of the car.
- ADAs level 2 features are provided in this car, so radar is provided in the front. The company says that ADAs features do not work in low speeds in other cars, but in our new Tata Harrier and this car all the ADAs features work even at low speeds.
Side profile
- Tata Harrier EV comes with 19-inch alloy wheels with Goodyear Tyres with aerodynamic covers which helps in increasing the range of the vehicle.
- EV bagging is given in the front door.
- Tata has made this Harrier EV with AWD (all-wheel drive) technology (4*4), so its QWD bagging is given on the side.
Back Profile
- The back side of the new Tata Harrier is same as the old Harrier from the design point of view.
- Connected DRL is given on the backside of Harrier EV.
- The big bagging of Harrier.EV is given at the back.
- There are 6 parking sensors at the rear.
- The tailgate is electrically powered.
- Talking about the boot space, it has a little smaller boot space than the old Harrier which is 502 liters.
- In this car, the front bonnet has a 67-liter frunk in the RWD (Rear Wheel Drive) version and a 37-liter frunk in the AWD (All wheel Drive) version.
- Due to Tata Harrier EV being a 4*4 dual motor, the boot space has been made a little higher and smaller
Color option.
The Tata Harrier EV is also available in a ‘Stealth Mode’ avatar, which features a matte black exterior and interior shade that makes the e-SUV look attractive. Tata Motors already offers the Harrier EV in 5 color options:
• Stealth Black (Exclusive to Stealth Edition)
• Nainital Nocturne (Exclusive to Empowered variant)
• Empowered Oxide (Exclusive to Empowered variant)
• Pure Grey
• Pristine White
Key & Features
You can access Tata Harrier EV in three ways.
1) Key
2) NFC enabled card
3) Mobile application.
The company has given a round shape to the key to Tata Harrier EV. A features have been added to this key like lock, unlock, boot open, headlight, switch on car, parking etc. Another feature of Tata Harrier EV key is digital card which means a digital card which is NFC enabled like a credit card which you can keep in your pocket. You can access this car completely from your phone also.
Interior
The interior layout of the Tata Harrier EV is also similar to its ICE-powered counterpart. However, the EV gets a new white and grey cabin theme that is similar to the smaller Curve EV and the Nexon EV.
Apart from this, it gets a 4-spoke steering wheel with Tata’s illuminated logo and a 10.25-inch digital driver display. However, the infotainment system has been updated to a larger 14.5-inch touchscreen and features Samsung’s QLED display that supports
Dolby Atmos surround sound system. There is also a 45w Type A charging port.
The center console gets a drive selector stalk, twin cupholders, buttons for the electronic parking brake, a rotary selector to choose 6 different terrain modes (including Normal, Mud Ruts, Rock Crawl, Sand, Snow/Grass and a Custom mode) and a center armrest.
The seats are finished in grey and white leatherette that looks premium and gives the EV an upmarket feel. Reclining option is given for both the front seats. Driver seat is electrically adjustable.
Staring can be adjusted a little bit as per your requirement.
This Tata Harrier Ev has ambient light on doors and dashboard which enhances the beauty of the car.
Talking about the back seats, three people can sit comfortably. You get two headrests at the back. There are two cup holders on the hand rest in the rear center. For safety, there are 3 seat belts of 3.3 inches.
For a 6 ft person, kneeroom, headroom and thigh support are quite good in the rear seat.
There are 2 charging points of 65w at the rear. There is ac vent on the door side for the back passengers. Back passengers get the option of sunblind.
There is no option of reclining seat for the rear seat.
Tata Harrier EV Safety
- For driver and passenger safety, the new Harrier EV has seven airbags, EPB with auto hold function, TPMS, all-wheel disc brakes, ESP with i-VBAC to improve traction and braking stability, traction control, hill descent control, roll over mitigation, reverse parking camera, and a sensor-based reverse parking assist as standard cross all variants.
- Other notable safety features include a comprehensive Level 2 ADAS suite, knee airbag, transparent mode (540-degree Surround View), Acoustic Vehicle Alert System (AVAS), hill-hold assist and electronic IRVM.
Tata Harrier EV Battery Pack And Specifications
- The Tata Harrier EV features 65kWh or 75kWh battery packs that power single or dual electric motors.
- The dual motor version features Quad Wheel Drive (QWD), making it the first All-Wheel Drive (AWD)
- The 75kWh battery pack develops 390bhp and 504Nm, capable of launching it from 0-100 in just 6.3 seconds and reaching a top speed of 180 kmph.
- On a single charge, the range of the 75 kWh QWD variant is up to 622 km (ARAI certified) or 480-505 km (C75 real-world conditions).
- The range of the 75 kWh RWD variant is said to be at a respectable 627 km.
- Meanwhile, the smaller 65kWh battery pack version produces an output of 235bhp.
- The 120kWh DC fast charger can provide a range of up to 250 km with just 15 minutes of charging, while the 20%-80% takes ~25 minutes
Harrier EV Technology
- Harrier EV comes packed with smart and intuitive features, a 14.53-inch Samsung Neo QLED infotainment touchscreen (a first in the mid-size SUV segment) and a 12.25-inch fully digital instrument cluster.
- More on the entertainment side, it has a 10-speaker JBL sound system with Dolby Atmos 5.1, Arcade.ev in-car app, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity.
- For ease and convenience, it has a panoramic sunroof, six terrain modes, boost mode, and drift mode, 540-degree surround view camera, blind spot monitor, iRA connected car technology, ORVMs, Vehicle to Load (V2L) and Vehicle to Vehicle (V2V) charging and DrivePay for effortless FASTag and EV charging payments.
- The e-Valet features Auto Park Assist (APA), reverse assist and a Summon mode that allows users to call their Harrier EV out of driveway or tight spots by using the app or the Keyfob.
