Charging ahead

It looks like the Harrier, but at its core the EV is a completely different and reimagined car, promising a more tech-focused and off-road-centric experience

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Tata Motors has been going big on electric vehicles in India, while sticking to its accessible and sensibly-priced roots. From the Punch EV to the Curvv EV (with the very popular Nexon EV in between), there's something for everyone and every budget.

That's where the Harrier EV comes in. Sure, it looks like the regular diesel-powered Harrier, but that's just what you see on the outside. At its core, this is a reimagined EV with very different features, abilities, and performance figures. It's all designed to make this more of an SUV, albeit with the modern touches of an electric vehicle.

At ₹21,49,000 onwards in India, it's also rather well priced for what's on offer – a big, powerful, tech-filled, and performance-focused SUV which doesn't skimp on the features. The Harrier EV is impressive, but can it match up to the competition in terms of what you're getting for the price?

The battery-motor scene