Tata Harrier EV User Experience Review : Indian electric SUV buyers feel that they are being given a fast track and Tata Motors is taking the lead with a plethora of practical and feature-rich EVs. The eagerly awaited Tata Harrier EV combines the Harrier’s bold styling with clean and quiet electric performance. Here is how it behaves in real-world driving for everyday use after spending some time with the Harrier EV.
Design and Cabin Comfort
Externally, the Harrier EV is almost a dead ringer for its diesel sibling, rendering in a faintly bluish hue of news, redesigned alloy wheels, and of course a closed-off grille. Sharp LED DRLs, a captivating bold stance of the SUV, and proportions leave a bold statement on the road for itself. Premium and spacious on the inside, the high-quality materials, a large panoramic sunroof, and a modern dashboard make way in here. With a new digital display for the driver’s area and a gigantic touchscreen infotainment system, the interiors are classic high-tech but simple to use.
Driving Comfort and Performance
Being an EV, the Harrier delivers instant torque the moment you press the accelerator. This made city driving smooth and effortless, whereas overtaking felt quick and confident on highways. Excellent ride quality—the suspension tuning absorbs potholes and uneven surfaces without discomfort. The steering system is light in the city but weighs up at higher speeds, making it easy to drive in any condition. So, a quiet cabin was a big plus for long journeys.
Range and Charging
Tata claims an impressive range for the Harrier EV, with some sensible driving in the real world giving it pretty close to those numbers. In practice, for most urban users, a charge every few days would do. Fast charging means you can put in a good amount of range within an hour, so it could also come in useful for a weekend getaway. The overnight home charge remains, though, the best way to go.
Technology and Features
The Harrier EV reserves many features, including a 360-degree camera, ventilated seats, wireless charging, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), and connected car tech. There are different modes for the regenerative braking system that allow drivers to change the level of energy recovery according to their comfort.
The Tata Harrier EV gives you all of the prestige of a luxury SUV blended with electric smoothness, efficiency, and low use cost. Varied in space and comfort, it feels powerful yet much refined, making it a strong buy if the aforementioned are key concerns on your list when switching over to EVs.