TATA Safari EV Launches in 2026 with Over 600 km Range and Advanced Features Tata Motors is set to unveil its electric version of the popular 7-seater SUV, the Tata Safari EV, in 2026. The company has already begun planning the launch, which will include the electric variants of several models, such as the Tata Sierra EV and Tata Avinya EV. Recent sightings of the Safari EV’s prototype and test models have provided insights into its design and expected features. The Safari EV’s overall size mirrors its petrol and diesel counterparts, but the prototype reveals subtle design changes. A rear view of the vehicle indicates the inclusion of a multi-link rear suspension system, enhancing ride comfort. The electric SUV will be built on the Acti.ev+ platform, the same as the Harrier EV, ensuring a balance between performance and efficiency. While the exterior will retain the familiar Safari silhouette, new elements like closed grilles, EV badges, and redesigned front and rear bumpers are expected. A unique side-sport feature, absent in the internal combustion engine (ICE) version, has also been spotted. Interior details remain undisclosed, but industry analysts predict a cabin layout similar to the current model. However, the design theme is likely to evolve, incorporating the TiDAL e-architecture. This platform is rumored to include advanced features such as a 540-degree camera system, automatic parking assistance, seamless mode switching, over-the-air (OTA) updates, and low-speed cruise control. These additions aim to elevate the driving experience and align the Safari EV with modern electric vehicle (EV) standards. Powertrain specifics have not been officially announced, but the Acti.ev+ platform suggests the Safari EV will offer battery options of 65 kWh and 75 kWh.#tata_motors #acti_ev_plus #tata_safari_ev #tata_harrier_ev #tata_sierra_ev
Tata Motors Unveils First 7-Seater Electric SUV, Safari.EV, with 600 km Range and Advanced Features Tata Motors is set to launch its first 7-seater electric SUV, the Safari.EV, during the upcoming festive season. This model will mark the company’s entry into the electric vehicle segment with a 7-seater configuration, positioning it as a direct competitor to Mahindra’s XEV 9S. The Safari.EV is expected to offer a range of up to 600 kilometers, making it one of the longest-range electric SUVs in India. The vehicle will be based on Tata’s new Acti.EV+ platform, known for its enhanced ride quality and safety features. The design of the Safari.EV will retain the overall shape of the conventional Safari SUV, with no significant changes to its dimensions, roof rails, or shark fin antenna. However, subtle modifications will be introduced to accommodate its electric powertrain, including a closed front grille, redesigned front and rear bumpers, and aerodynamically optimized alloy wheels. A distinctive "EV" badge will also be added to emphasize its electric variant. Inside the cabin, the Safari.EV is expected to feature a premium setup, potentially including a three-screen configuration. This would consist of a driver display, a central touchscreen, and an additional screen for rear passengers. The vehicle will likely offer advanced features such as 540-degree camera systems, ventilated seats, panoramic sunroofs, Dolby Atmos sound systems, and Level-2 ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems). A "sumo mode" for parking without using the steering wheel is also anticipated as a unique selling point. Powering the Safari.EV will be a choice of battery packs, including 65kWh, 75kWh, and an optional 80kWh variant, which would be the largest battery pack in Tata’s current lineup.#tata_motors #mahindra #safari_ev #xev_9s #acti_ev_plus
