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Tata Punch EV 2025

Engine Capacity

Power

120hp

Torque

190Nm

Speed

140 kmph

Transmission

1-speed Automatic

Drive Type

Front Wheel Drive (FWD)

Price Range

Rs 10M - 11.6M

Overview

The Tata Punch 2025 EV retains the well-known high-riding Punch body and is built on Tata’s new Acti.ev pure-electric platform. This gives buyers a compact SUV-style electric vehicle with good ground clearance and city-friendly dimensions. It comes with two battery options, around 25 kWh and 35 kWh, offering a certified range of about 288 km and 365 km on the MIDC cycle, respectively. In real-world conditions, it has a range of around 190 to 210 km, depending on how it's used. In markets where it is officially sold, the Tata Punch EV is positioned alongside the regular petrol Punch. This allows Sri Lankan buyers to choose between traditional fuel and electric ownership with lower running costs, all while maintaining the micro-SUV appearance and 190 mm ground clearance.
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Top Features

Rearview camera
360 View Camera System
LED headlights with DRL
Electronic stability control
Hill Hold Control
USB/Aux inputs
Wireless charging pad
Front and Rear Parking Sensors
6 airbags
pros

Pros

Tall, SUV-like stance with 190 mm ground clearance – better suited to broken roads and tall humps than many low EVs
Strong safety package with 5-star Bharat NCAP rating, ESP and up to 6 airbags
The real-world range of around 190–210 km suits typical city and short outstation use between charges.
Two battery options help buyers balance budget vs range
Spacious 5-seat cabin and 366 L boot make it more practical than many small EV hatchbacks
Owners report Instant torque and single-gear EV drive keep city driving smooth and easy
cons

Cons

Upfront cost will be significantly higher than most small petrol hatchbacks once local taxes are applied
Public DC fast-charging network is still developing, so home/office charging access is important
Range can drop noticeably with heavy AC use, high speeds, or constant stop-go traffic
EV weight and tall body can make it feel less agile in sudden lane changes compared to a lighter hatchback

Driver Insights

4.5
out of 5

In local EV discussions, the Tata Punch EV is considered a better choice for drivers who prefer not to drive a low-slung hatchback but still need a compact size for city parking. Early Sri Lankan owners and EV-focused groups say it feels more confidence-inspiring on rough back roads and over high-speed bumps compared to some imported small EVs. This is mainly due to its 190 mm ground clearance and micro-SUV design. For daily trips to the office and school within a 30–40 km round trip, many local users mention that the Long Range battery can easily last for two to three days of use between home charges, even with air conditioning and traffic. Buyers of the standard battery usually treat it like a car they need to charge every night or every other night, similar to how some people treat their smartphones. In both cases, owners stress the importance of having a dedicated home charging point instead of depending solely on public DC chargers.

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Exterior Design
The Tata Punch EV maintains the familiar, chunky Punch shape while adding features that make it unique. The closed-off grille, cleaner front design, and signature daytime running lights create a more modern electric appearance. At the same time, the squared-off wheel arches, upright stance, and short overhangs keep the mini-SUV feel. Local buyers often cite the ride height and stance as primary reasons for choosing the Tata Punch EV over lower EV hatchbacks. Many local buyers prefer its higher stance for rough roads. Dual-tone body colors, contrasting roof options, and stylish alloy wheel designs on higher trims give it a more premium look in parking lots and office areas.
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Performance
Fuel Efficiency
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Transmission
Ride Quality

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the battery and range options for the Tata Punch 2025 EV?
The Tata Punch EV offers two main battery packs. The Standard battery has about 25 kWh and a certified range of around 288 km (MIDC). The Long Range battery, on the other hand, has about 35 kWh and a certified range of around 365 km (MIDC). In local mixed use, many drivers can expect roughly 190 to 210 km of usable range per full charge.
How long does it take to charge the Tata Punch EV?
Is the Tata Punch EV safe enough for a family?
How does the Tata Punch EV compare to the petrol Punch for local use?

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