The Tata Harrier EV specifications turn on battery size and drive layout, with no engine to weigh. The 65 kWh rear drive pack makes 235 bhp and 315 Nm. The 75 kWh rear drive pack matches that output but travels further on a charge. The numbers are simple to read once you fix the battery.
At the top of the Tata Harrier EV specifications sits a dual motor QWD version. It makes a strong 390 bhp and 504 Nm through all four wheels. Every trim uses a single speed automatic, since that is how an electric motor drives the wheels. The QWD badge always means the twin motor setup.
Range is the headline figure. The 65 kWh pack claims about 538 km, the 75 kWh rear drive about 627 km, and the dual motor about 622 km. All trims support DC fast charging for quick top ups on a long trip. A home wallbox covers overnight fills so you wake to a full battery.
The body is large, at 4605 mm long and 1922 mm wide, on a 2741 mm wheelbase. That width gives five adults a roomy, lounge like cabin. The 502 litre boot handles family luggage with ease, and the flat floor frees rear leg room for taller passengers.
Safety and feature kit run deep, with several airbags and driver aids across the range. Higher trims add a camera suite and more assistance features. To weigh what each battery and layout costs, see Harrier EV prices trim by trim before deciding.
