Tata Harrier EV has won the design poll on our forums with a fair margin and as a product with Rs 21.49 lakh (65 kWh), Rs 24.99 lakh (75 kWh) Rs 28.99 (All Wheel Drive and 75 kWh) It has redefined value for money and has set the competition... worried. Mahindra EVs are still competitive especially XEV 9e but cars like their own Curvv EV, Creta EV and ZS EV look expensive if you consider size and battery packs. With a bar raised so high, it’s always good for the customer with more competitive choices.show more

Nobody should be stretching their budget far for getting a car as it can but back later. I see many people doing that for Mahindra EVs as they essentially give great ride and build quality. But even if Harrier.EV provides 80% of that feel at 2-3L less then it’s a better car that won’t need people to go too far out of budget for a new EV

@Tataev 21.50 wala variant is a pinnacle of being VFM, it’s dirt cheap!

@Tataev Mahindra current EVs will struggle with each passing year until they change the design

@Tataev Seeing the EV market heat up from ₹20L, the power, specs, size, features & performance Tata and Mahindra offer is insane! They’ve set the bar too high, now German & Japanese brands have no choice but to make equivalent cars or go out of biz (like how the Creta EV sales faded).

@Tataev Seriously considering the HARRIER EV

@Tataev Pricing by tata is superb done

@Tataev Dear sir @volklub, I want to purchase a car with budget of 9 lacs for city driving purpose with good mileage, for which car should I go?

@Tataev Hi! Dzire MT or Altroz CNG please In 4 cyl, Glanza/Baleno

@Tataev Sir, if harrier ev is so well priced and is a bigger more loaded car then just imagine how well priced the TATA Sierra ev will be! I am looking forward to sierra both ice and ev as the car for my family.

@Tataev I guess, you are totally oblivious to the service issues of @TataMotors this is the reason why their sales are slipping so alarmingly

@Tataev @TataMotors 70% noise, 30% reality.