Upcoming Tata EVs: Kuno EV, Safari EV, Avinya X and Next-gen Nexon EV

Tata Motors is currently dominating the passenger electric vehicle segment with over 40 per cent market share. In fact, the brand’s EV sales crossed 16,000 in the month of October 2026. In order to strengthen the EV position further, Tata Motors is aiming to introduce a new set of electric vehicles in the Indian market. These upcoming electric models ranging from 3-row family movers to high-volume crossover challengers and premium global EV platforms. 

Tata Safari EV

Expected Launch: Early 2027
Estimated Price: Rs 24 lakh - Rs 32 lakh
Platform: acti.ev+ (Advanced Modular Architecture)

The Tata Safari EV will be the brand’s first 7-seater model, and will serve as the halo model for the acti.ev lineup. It is developed on the Harrier EV platform, and will incorporates a dedicated multi-link rear suspension setup and high-voltage battery packaging. 

Seating Layout: It will be offered with 6-seat and 7-seat layouts with former having captains seats in the second-row. 
Battery Choices: It is expected to be offered with 65 kWh and 75 kWh battery options. Media reports suggest that the SUV could get a larger battery pack as well.
Drivetrain: Single-Motor rear-wheel-drive setup and dual-motor all-wheel-drive setup
Estimated Range: 500+ km real-world

The top-spec variants will come with a dual-motor electric all-wheel drive setup with electronic terrain response modes for snow, mud, and sand. 

In terms of features, the Safari EV is expected to get power-ventilated second-row captain seats, a 12.3-inch free-standing touchscreen infotainment unit with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, a 10-speaker JBL audio system,  Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) bidirectional power, and LEVEL 2+ ADAS safety features. 

Next-gen Tata Nexon EV

Expected Launch: Mid 2027
Estimated Price: Rs 14.50 lakh - Rs 19.50 lakh
Platform: acti.ev 2.0

Tata Motors is preparing the next-gen Nexon compact SUV. In fact, the Tata Nexon EV will also undergo a full generational overhaul. 

Platform: it is expected to be based the ATLAS multi-energy architecture that also underpins the Curvv EV. 
Design overhaul: Revised A-pillars, wider body, taller stance, and feature-loaded and spacious cabin.
Battery Options: 45 kWh to 55 kWh battery options
Expected EV Range: 450+ Km on a single charge

The spy images reveal that the next-generation Tata Nexon EV will have a flatter roofline and modified rear pillar aimed at improving rear headroom and cargo capacity over the outgoing model. 

Tata Avinya X

Expected Timeline: Late 2027
Estimated Price: Rs 30 lakh - 40 lakh
Platform: EMA (Electrified Modular Architecture / Gen-3)

Tata Motors will enter the luxury EV space with the AVINYA nameplate, which will serve as a standalone premium brand. The first production model is expected to be designated as the Avinya X SUV, which will use Jaguar Land Rover’s (JLR) modular Electrified Modular Architecture (EMA) under a tech-sharing agreement. 

The luxury EV is expected to be packed with an ultra-high density pack with capacity around 80+ kWh. The electric SUV will offer a claimed range of over 600+ km per charge. The Avinya X will support 800V ultra-fast charging, enabling rapid range top-ups. 

Tata Kuno EV

Expected Timeline: 2027-28
Estimated Price: Rs 14 lakh - 18 lakh
Platform: acti.ev (Front-Wheel Drive)

Internally called ‘Kuno’, the company’s upcoming 4.3-metre electric SUV is designed to be positioned between Tata Nexon EV and the Sierra EV. This model will directly rival the MG Windsor EV. 

The electric SUV will be built on the acti.ev platform, and is expected to be offered with 55 kWh and 65 kWh Liquid-Cooled LFP pack. It is expected to offer a range of up to 500km. This electric SUV will be manufactured at Tata Motors Sanand Plant in Gujarat. 

Thanks to the acti.ev platform, the electric SUV will have a flat floor to offer rear legroom and interior utility. It is expected to feature a dual-screen digital cockpit, an electronic panoramic sunroof, LEVEL-2 ADAS, and connected car tech. 

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