Tata Punch EV 2024-2026 news

The updated Punch EV will bring subtle styling tweaks, feature additions and possibly improved range

Tata’s baby electric SUV now looks a lot more mature and classy.

The 2026 Punch EV is expected to carry a key safety feature over the new Punch ICE

For the midlife refresh of the standard model, the facelifted Punch gets some design elements from the Punch EV inside and out

Other than the new colour options, there are no changes in the exterior or interior design of the Punch EV

We not only got a new entry-level offering in the form of the Punch EV, but we also witnessed the launch of EVs focusing on luxury and performance.

Tata Motors is also providing 6-month free charging at Tata Power charging points for EVs purchased during this festive season

Some features the Curvv EV gets over Punch EV include Level 2 ADAS, a panoramic sunroof, and a bigger touchscreen system

The Punch EV Long Range variant has three drive modes on offer: Eco, City, and Sport. Our acceleration tests revealed minor differences between the Eco and City modes

The Citroen eC3 has a larger battery pack, but the Tata Punch EV is more tech loaded

Both EVs also achieved a 5-star safety rating in the recent crash tests conducted by Bharat NCAP

It has also become the safest car tested by our homegrown crash test organisation

The electric version of the Punch is feature loaded, fun-to-drive, and has enough range for you use, but seems a little overpriced

The Tata Punch EV comes with a larger battery pack but offers a similar real-world driving range as the Citroen eC3

The Long Range (LR) variant of the Tata Punch EV comes with a 35 kWh battery pack offering a claimed range of 421 km. Here’s how much it can run in real-world conditions