Tata Harrier Launch Date Revealed! New Leaks Reveal Possible Battery Size And Range! News24 –

Tata has seemingly taken the resolute aim of setting new standards in multiple segments at once as the brand has been planning launches across different segments.  While we had been waiting for the launch of the vehicle for some time, a recent report has revealed that the new Tata Harrier EV will be introduced on June 3.  Tata has recently confirmed the launch as per Auto Car Professional. 

Tata Harrier Exterior Highlights 

 The Tata Harrier looked largely the same as that of the Diesel Harrier facelift. The EV harrier would have vertically slacked LED headlights that would be positioned below the blade-like DRL’S which run across the front fascia of the vehicle. The radiator grill has been updated as well with a look. With its new rim design and and an overall exterior overhaul the car would possibly offer the change that users wanted to witness beyond the Tata Harrier.

Acti EV Base 

The new Harrier EV is not a newly developed vehicle since it has been built on the same Omega Base as the Harrier ICE Vehicle. The Platform has been heavily modified for electrification, and the chassis has been tweaked to house the battery and the electrical framework. Tata follows a similar production principle for the Tata Punch EV as well. With the Punch Tata had to redesign the Alfa platform to ensure that the car is capable of being converted into an EV. 

Dual Motor Arrangement; 500km Range 

One of the standout features of the Tata Harrier would be its EV dual motor setup. With the new setup an electric motor would be added to the rear axle. The brand has not revealed much about the new setup. But the reports have detailed how the new setup would allow the car to not lose any of its off-road capabilities even after being converted to an EV platform.  As per an Exclusive by Auto Car Professional the all new electric harrier would boast a peak torque figure of 500NM. While the EV battery has not been revealed it is apparent that the new battery would be bigger than the Curvv EV’s 55 KWH unit. Users can expect a range of around 500 km.