Fresh updates make this compact electric SUV highly desirable
Tata Motors has officially introduced the highly anticipated Tata Punch EV facelift in India, giving its popular compact vehicle a significant upgrade. Starting at a competitive Rs 9.69 lakh (ex-showroom), this refreshed model is turning heads across the country. Customers looking for electric cars in Bhubaneswar will be thrilled by the new features, especially the addition of a robust 40kWh battery pack.
This larger battery delivers an impressive ARAI-certified range of 468 km and a reliable 355 km in real-world driving conditions. Drivers wanting a smaller option can still choose the capable 30kWh variant. Fast charging is a breeze, with a 65kW DC charger taking the battery from 20 to 80 percent in just 26 minutes. As EV charging stations Odisha networks expand, finding a spot to top up for 15 minutes to gain 135 km of range makes regional road trips easier than ever.
To make ownership incredibly accessible, the brand launched a Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) plan. Buyers can purchase the vehicle for an initial Rs 6.49 lakh and pay a nominal Rs 2.6 per kilometre for battery usage. This Tata EV battery subscription approach drastically lowers the entry barrier. Furthermore, the company is offering an industry-first lifetime battery warranty with unlimited kilometres for the first owner, eliminating long-term maintenance fears.
Design improvements give the electric SUV Odisha buyers want a sleek, modern edge. Front-end styling drops the old black strip for a clean, closed-off grille, while the rear now sports contemporary connected LED tail-lamps. Inside the cabin, higher trims feature premium touches like ventilated front seats, a massive dual-screen setup, and a 360-degree camera. Safety remains paramount, with six airbags included as standard across all five variants.
Whether you plan to visit Tata showrooms Bhubaneswar or intend to buy electric car Cuttack options, the competitive Tata Punch EV price and premium upgrades make it a top contender for budget-conscious families.
Image Source: CarWale
