Tata Sierra EV, Tata Avinya And Updated Tata Punch EV To Launch In 2026; Future Roadmap For Tata EVs Announced

By Admin

24 Dec, 2025

Introduction
Tata Motors has officially outlined its future electric vehicle roadmap, confirming the launch of the Tata Sierra EV, Tata Avinya and an updated Tata Punch EV in 2026. Along with these three models, the company has also announced the introduction of three completely new EV nameplates by FY2030. This move further strengthens Tata Motors’ leadership in India’s rapidly growing electric mobility segment.

With over 2.5 lakh EVs already sold in the Indian market, Tata Motors continues to push aggressively toward a greener and more sustainable future. Here is a detailed look at the upcoming Tata EVs and what they bring to the table.

Tata Sierra EV
The Tata Sierra EV has already created strong buzz after being showcased in its production-ready form alongside its ICE counterpart. In terms of design, the Sierra EV closely follows the Sierra ICE, maintaining its iconic SUV stance. The key visual difference lies at the front, where the EV version gets a body-coloured, closed-off fascia instead of a traditional grille.

Under the skin, the Sierra EV will be based on Tata’s Acti.ev+ platform, the same architecture that underpins the Harrier EV. Tata is expected to offer two battery pack options, following its existing EV strategy. The claimed driving range is expected to go up to 500 km, and an all-wheel drive option is also likely to be offered, making it one of the more capable electric SUVs in its segment.

In terms of pricing, the Tata Sierra EV is expected to start at around Rs 15 lakh (ex-showroom), positioning it as a strong contender in the mid-size electric SUV space.

Updated Tata Punch EV
The Tata Punch EV, which has already established itself as a popular entry-level electric SUV, will receive a model-year update in 2026. This update is expected to focus on enhancing features and refreshing the overall look to keep it competitive.

Tata Motors may introduce new exterior and interior colour options along with minor cosmetic changes. An updated freestanding infotainment system with slimmer bezels, similar to what has been seen on test mules of the Punch ICE facelift, is also likely. Improvements to the audio system are expected as well.

On the mechanical side, Tata could make minor powertrain refinements aimed at delivering a better claimed driving range, further improving the Punch EV’s appeal for urban and daily use buyers.

Tata Avinya
The Tata Avinya will sit at the premium end of Tata Motors’ electric vehicle portfolio under its luxury EV sub-brand. Tata showcased the Avinya X at Auto Expo 2025, giving a clear indication of the brand’s design and technology direction.

The Avinya features a striking SUV-coupe design with futuristic styling cues. Design highlights include T-shaped LED DRLs, a closed front grille, vertically stacked headlamps and a prominent silver skid plate that enhances its road presence. The overall design language sets it apart from Tata’s existing EV lineup.

Inside, the Avinya adopts a minimalist interior philosophy. It features a dual-tone cabin, a two-spoke steering wheel and a seamlessly integrated digital display layout. The focus is clearly on premium comfort, advanced technology and a clean, uncluttered design experience.

What Else Is Coming in Tata’s EV Lineup
In addition to the Sierra EV, Punch EV update and Avinya, Tata Motors has confirmed that it will introduce three entirely new EV nameplates by FY2030. While details about these models are yet to be revealed, they are expected to further expand Tata’s reach across different price segments and body styles.

Tata Motors has already sold more than 2.5 lakh electric vehicles in India, with the Nexon EV emerging as the brand’s biggest success, crossing the 1 lakh sales milestone on its own. This strong foundation gives Tata a clear advantage as it continues to expand its EV portfolio.

Conclusion
Tata Motors’ future EV roadmap highlights its long-term commitment to electric mobility in India. With the launch of the Tata Sierra EV, the refreshed Tata Punch EV and the premium Tata Avinya in 2026, along with three new EV nameplates by FY2030, Tata is clearly aiming to dominate the electric vehicle space across multiple segments.

As the brand continues to innovate and expand, these upcoming launches are set to play a crucial role in shaping the future of electric mobility in the Indian automotive market.