Tata launches the Punch.EV in India starting at an introductory price of Rs 10.99 lakhs: Check features
Tata's new Punch.ev for a starting price of Rs 10.99 Lakhs. The standard model features a 60kW/114Nm permanent magnet synchronous AC motor, while the Long Range model is equipped with a more powerful 90kW/190Nm permanent magnet synchronous AC motor


The electric SUV is available in five exterior colour choices: Empowered Red, Seaweed, Fearless Red, Daytona Grey, and Pristine White.Designed with a captivating exterior, the Tata Punch.ev follows the same design language as the Tata Nexon.ev.It features LED strip lighting across the front, LED projector headlamps with sequential turn indicators, LED fog lamps with cornering function, and a rear design reminiscent of the Tata Punch petrol model. The vehicle rides on 16-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels.Inside the cabin, the Tata Punch.ev offers a plush and feature-packed environment. Highlights include leatherette seats, ventilated front seats, an air purifier with AQI display, a voice-assisted electric sunroof, a USB-C fast charging port, a 10.25-inch touch infotainment system by Harman, a 10-inch digital instrument cluster, wireless smartphone charging, and over 200 voice commands in six languages.Safety is a priority for Tata Motors, evident in the inclusion of features such as six airbags, electronic stability program, ISOFIX, roll-over mitigation, brake disc wiping, hydraulic fading compensation, SOS calling with e-call and b-call, electronic parking brake with auto hold, and a 360-degree surround-view camera system with a blind spot monitor.The Tata Punch.ev marks a significant step in Tata Motors' commitment to delivering cutting-edge electric vehicles with a blend of advanced technology, competitive pricing, and comprehensive safety features.

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