Tata Harrier EV Variant-Wise Waiting Period

Launched in June 2025, Tata Harrier EV has quickly captured attention with its smooth design, premium features, and long-range capabilities. Within just 24 hours of launch, the electric SUV received over 10,000 bookings, highlighting the growing appetite for electric mobility in India. But high demand also brings longer waiting periods—something that potential buyers now need to keep in mind. Those planning to buy Harrier EV should be prepared for a potential wait of up to 7 months, especially for mid-range variants.

Tata Harrier EV Waiting Period Details (Variant-Wise)

Tata Harrier.EV is available in three broad trims – Adventure, Fearless+, and Empowered.

Here’s a breakdown of the waiting periods:

Adventure Trim

Adventure 65 / Adventure 65 ACFC: Up to 28-30 weeks (around 7 months)
Adventure S 65 / Adventure S 65 ACFC: Up to 18-21 weeks

Fearless+ Trim

Similar to the Adventure trim, the waiting period can go up to 30 weeks, depending on the city.

Empowered Trim (Top Variant with Quad Wheel Drive)

Includes: Empowered 75, Empowered ST 75 ACFC, Empowered 75 ACFC, Empowered QWD
Waiting period: Around 12-15 weeks (approx. 3.5 months)

Note: Actual waiting time may vary based on the dealership and city.

Packed with Premium Features

The Harrier EV stands out with a rich feature list, including:

- 14.5-inch Harman touchscreen (Samsung Neo QLED)
- JBL sound system with Dolby Atmos
- 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster
- Dual-zone climate control & ventilated seats
- 540-degree surround view camera
- Powered tailgate & smartphone key
- Remote parking with Summon mode
- Level 2 ADAS & OTA updates

Tata Harrier EV Battery, Range & Performance

Built on the Acti.EV+ platform, the Harrier EV offers two battery options:

65 kWh: Up to 538 km range (MIDC)
75 kWh: Claimed range of 627 km, real-world range over 500 km

Powertrain Options:

RWD Variants: 238 PS / 315 Nm
Empowered (QWD): 390 bhp / 504 Nm, 0-100 km/h in 6.3 seconds

Drive Modes:

- Eco, City, Sport, and Boost (for QWD)
- 6 Terrain Modes in AWD: Normal, Snow/Grass, Mud-Ruts, Sand, Rock Crawl, Custom

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