Tata Motors has launched its festive season discounts for September 2026, offering massive savings across its portfolio. The Tata Harrier EV, the company’s most powerful model with a 5-star Bharat NCAP safety rating and 600 km range, gets the highest benefit of up to Rs 2.75 lakh. The discount is valid until September 30 across all dealerships in India.
Harrier EV Gets the Biggest Discount in Tata Lineup
The Harrier EV stands as Tata’s flagship electric SUV and comes with Level 2 ADAS and advanced features. Buyers can avail up to Rs 2.75 lakh in benefits during September. In contrast, the diesel Harrier receives only Rs 45,000 in savings while the new petrol Harrier currently has no discount offers at all. The diesel and petrol Harrier range is priced between Rs 13 lakh and Rs 26.01 lakh ex-showroom, while the Harrier EV starts at Rs 21.49 lakh ex-showroom.
Dual Motor AWD and 600 km Range
The Harrier EV is the first mass-market electric car in India with a dual motor all-wheel-drive setup. It has one electric motor on each axle. Using boost mode, the SUV can accelerate from 0 to 100 km per hour in just 6.3 seconds. The company claims a driving range of 600 km on a single full charge.
540-Degree Camera and 6 Terrain Modes
Tata has introduced a new 540-degree camera function that adds a transparent mode showing what lies under the car. This helps drivers navigate off-road terrain and large potholes. The electric Harrier gets six multi-terrain modes – Normal, Mud Ruts, Rock Crawl, Sand, Snow or Grass, and Custom. The standard Harrier offers only three modes: Normal, Rough, and Wet.
Largest Tata Infotainment Screen and 5-Star Safety
The Harrier EV features a new 14.5-inch Neo QLED infotainment system built by Samsung, the largest screen in any Tata car. An additional camera in the shark fin antenna feeds a digital IRVM and doubles as a dashcam. The SUV scored a perfect 32 out of 32 in adult occupant protection and 45 out of 49 in child occupant protection at Bharat NCAP. Tata demonstrated the body shell strength by placing a 1.5-ton container on top of the vehicle during an off-road event.
