
Harrier EV Conquers Elephant Rock Before Official Launch
Tata Harrier EV Climbs the Elephant Rock, Shows Off-Road Muscle Before Launch

Just a day ahead of its much-anticipated launch on 3rd June 2025, Tata Motors gave us a jaw-dropping teaser of the upcoming Harrier EV—and it’s not your average promotional video. This one’s all about grit, capability, and electric power.
In a bold move, Tata sent the Harrier EV up the Elephant Rock in Kerala, a steep, rocky terrain sitting at an elevation of 3,937 feet. To make the climb even more dramatic, the drive was executed by Dr Mohammed Fahed, a seasoned off-road expert. Locals were quick to point out how dangerous the climb is, and with 34-degree inclines and loose rocks all around, they weren’t wrong. But the Harrier EV proved itself.
The Climb That Turned Heads

The video teaser showcases the Harrier EV confidently taking on jagged terrain, steep inclines, and unstable surfaces. It’s not just about the power here—it’s about how the SUV puts its features to work.
We get a peek at:
- Dual motor AWD setup
- Three driving modes: Rock Crawl, Snow, and Sand
- Off-Road Cruise Assist
- 360-Degree Camera with a unique Transparent Mode for underbody visibility
These features aren’t just for show—they actively helped the Harrier EV tame a hill that most wouldn’t dare to drive up.
What We Know So Far

Tata hasn’t officially pulled the wraps off the Harrier EV’s full spec sheet yet, but the video gives us some juicy hints:
- Expected range: Around 600 km on a full charge (the video shows 560 km at 90%)
- Torque output: Confirmed to be 500 Nm
- Battery options: Likely to offer two packs, details TBA
- Interior: Similar to the ICE Harrier, with rotary drive mode selectors and a digital infotainment setup

This EV isn’t just about city cruising—it’s being marketed as an all-terrain electric SUV, ready for real adventures.
Final Thoughts

Tata isn’t just launching a car—they’re making a statement. And that statement is loud and clear: electric SUVs can be tough, capable, and thrilling. The Harrier EV has taken the road less traveled—literally—and come out on top.
Stay tuned for the full specs, pricing, and booking details tomorrow when Tata officially launches the Harrier EV.