New Harrier EV: 500km Range And All Wheel Drive!
Tata Harries is one of the most popular SUVs that has a massive appearance with exceptional performance. Now Tata is all set to launch the EV version which is New Harrier EV with a 500 km range and powerful battery capacity with all-wheel drive ability. With the emerging EV market, Tata Motors is all set to bring the latest technology into the segment.
Tata has revealed the New Harrier EV at Bharat Mobility Expo 2024 and it was a show stopper at the event. Let us discuss further about the New Harrier EV.
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The new Harrier EV is equipped with 2 magnetic synchronous motors and it is an all-wheel drive car. It offers immense pick and power with all-wheel drive technology. Earlier this year tata launched the Nexon EV with the new platform Activ.EV and now the New Harrier EV gets the same platform where it gets the complete flat floor and balanced chassis.
Front it gets similar LED projector headlamps with connected DRL just like other Tata cars. More or less it has the same appearance as a normal Harrier. Interiors are similar with different color combinations.
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Speaking about the specification, the top variant of the Tata Harrier EV offers a range of 500km and has a dual motor setup with all four-wheel drive. Detailed specifications are not yet revealed by the Tata Sofar.
Coming to the features New Harrier EV offers all the features of a conventional fuel Harrier and it will have the level 2 ADAS which includes the below features.
- Lane Departure Warning
- Collision Warning
- Adaptive Cruise Control
- Blind Spot Monitoring
- Pedestrian Detection
- Driver Monitoring
- Traffic Sign Recognition
- Automatic Parking.
The New Harrier EV is expected to be launched by mid-2024 and is one of the most awaited SUVs in the EV segment.
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