Tata Punch EV Facelift With More Range Launched, Prices Start From Rs 6.49 Lakh With BaaS Pricing
The facelifted Punch EV gets subtle styling updates and new battery packs with a longer range as part of the refresh
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The Tata Punch EV, introduced in early 2024, has received its first minor facelift. Tata is offering it in five broad variants: Smart, Smart Plus, Adventure, Empowered and Empowered Plus S. Bookings are now open for the all-electric micro SUV, and its deliveries are set to begin soon. Along with regular pricing, Tata has also introduced Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) pricing for the facelifted 2026 Punch EV, which starts at Rs 6.49 Lakh.
Here’s a look at the variant-wise prices of the facelifted Punch EV:
Prices
| Variant |
Price |
| Smart 30 |
Rs 9.69 lakh |
| Smart Plus 30 |
Rs 10.29 lakh |
| Smart Plus 40 |
Rs 10.89 lakh |
| Adventure 40 |
Rs 11.59 lakh |
| Empowered 40 |
Rs 12.29 lakh |
| Empowered Plus S 40 |
Rs 12.59 lakh |
Exterior
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The fascia comes with a similar set of headlights as before, with black surrounds, while the central LED strip connecting the LED DRLs has been done away with.
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Tata has also tweaked the bumper to give the electric SUV a much cleaner appearance along with a larger air dam.
- The fascia of the Punch EV looks a whole lot different than its ICE counterpart (read detailed comparison here).
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Its faux silver skid plate also gets a textured finish to freshen things up at the front.
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The charging flap is still located right below the bonnet line and flaunts the ‘Tata’ logo. A little below the charging slot, you will find the front camera as part of the 360-degree setup.
| Numbers That Matter: Length: 3880 mm | Width: 1742 mm | Height: 1622 mm | Wheelbase: 2445 mm | Ground Clearance: 195 mm | Water wading depth: 450 mm |
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It’s from the sides that you would notice the most resemblance to the pre-facelift model.
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Key details include blacked-out ORVMs (with turn indicators) and roof rails, C-pillar-mounted rear door handles, thick body cladding, large wheel arches, and 16-inch alloy wheels. Want to know about the new Punch EV's colour options? Check out this story.
| Smaller Detail: It continues to feature ‘Tata.ev’ badges on the lower portions of the front doors. |
- The facelifted Punch EV comes with the same set of connected LED taillights as seen on the refreshed Punch ICE (internal combustion engine).
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It also gets the same ‘Punch.EV’ lettering on the tailgate as the pre-facelift model as well as a tall bumper with a rugged skid plate.
- The new Tata Punch EV is available in a total of seven colour options which you can check here. Three new shades are added to its palette.
- However, like most cars, not all colours are offered with all variants of the Tata Punch EV (detailed variant-wise colour options explainer).
You can also take a look at out in-depth gallery to see what the new Punch EV looks like.
Interior
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Tata has given the facelifted Punch EV’s cabin similar updates as seen on the inside of the new Punch.
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It gets a dual-tone black and white cabin theme and a refreshed leatherette seat upholstery.
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It comes with the same 2-spoke steering wheel with an illuminated ‘Tata’ logo, redesigned central AC vents, a touch-enabled panel for the climate controls, and dual digital displays.
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The power window switches have been updated with toggle like swtichgear.
Features And Safety
| Feature |
Note |
| 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system |
It features the carmaker’s latest UI and is slick to use. It also supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. |
| 10-inch digital driver’s display |
It functions well and has a crisp display with all the crucial information for the driver’s needs. |
| Auto climate control |
Helps to keep the cabin cool by adapting to the inside and outside temperatures while reducing manual work of adjusting the settings. |
| Ventilated front seats |
The front occupants also get the option of seat cooling function in higher variants to enhance the comfort factor, especially during summer. |
| Wireless phone charger |
You don’t need to worry about your phone’s battery drain, thanks to the wireless charging pad in the centre console. |
| Single-pane sunroof |
The single-pane sunroof, as seen on the outgoing version, is designed to make the cabin feel airier. |
| 360-degree camera |
A key convenience-yet-safety feature that works best in tight parking spots and tricky driving conditions. |
| Tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS) |
Displays the real-time tyre pressure levels on the go. |
These features aside, the facelifted Punch EV also comes with cruise control, paddle shifters, connected car tech, push-button start/stop, six airbags (as standard), electronic parking brake with auto hold, electronic stability control (ESC), and ISOFIX child seat anchorages.
We have also explained the variant-wise feature spread here.
Battery Pack And Range
With the facelift, the Punch EV has arrived with new battery pack options. Now it gets a bigger 40 kWh battery pack, which was once offered with the Nexon EV. The detailed specifications are as follows:
| Battery Pack |
30 kWh |
40 kWh |
| No. of electric motor |
1 |
1 |
| Power |
88 PS |
129 PS |
| Torque |
154 Nm |
154 Nm |
| Acceleration (0-100 kmph) |
13.5 seconds |
9 seconds |
| Claimed range (MIDC Part 1 + 2) |
365 km-375 km |
468 km |
Take a look at the Punch EV's variant-wise battery options here.
Rivals
The facelifted Tata Punch EV squares off against the Citroen eC3, while also serving as an affordable alternative to the likes of these cars:
- Tata Nexon EV: If you want a Tata EV that's slightly larger than the Punch EV (check comparison here).
- MG Windsor EV: If rear-seat experience is your top priority. Our detailed comparison helps you make an informed decision.
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