⁠Tata Punch EV facelift debuts soon: Top expected features with the mid-cycle update

The Tata Punch EV facelift will debut on February 20 in India, carrying substantial cosmetic changes and an enhanced tech suite.

The Tata Punch EV facelift is set to debut in India on February 20, bringing a mid-cycle update to the Indian carmaker’s smallest electric SUV. To follow in the footsteps of its ICE-powered counterpart, the EV will carry a refreshed design that brings a sharper, more assertive on-road demeanour to maintain its appeal in the sub-4m EV segment. While the major chunk of the changes will focus on the visuals, we expect to see minor but significant feature upgrades with the new model. With an official unveiling right around the corner, here’s a look at the top 5 features expected in the new Punch EV:

Tata Punch EV facelift set to debut on February 20, bringing a mid-cycle update to the brand’s smallest electric SUV

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The facelifted Punch EV is expected to feature the Nexon EV's 12.3-inch touchscreen. (Nexon EV cabin shown above)

The upcoming Punch EV facelift is expected to bring a larger infotainment display carried over from the Nexon EV. This is a 12.3-inch touchscreen unit, which will be a significant upgrade over the 10.24-inch infotainment that is fitted in the outgoing model. It will allow for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, while bringing a fresh UI. Additionally, Tata may pair it with a new premium audio system from Dolby Atmos in the top-spec variants.

Refreshed interiors and powered driver’s seat

The Punch EV brings ventilated front seats, but it does end up missing out on a powered driver’s seat. This is expected to change with the facelift, which will further retain features such as an electric sunroof, wireless charger, and touch-based HVAC controls.

The cabin will carry minimal changes, and although it is likely to retain its dual-tone theme, we should see new upholstery materials and a tweaked dashboard layout for a renewed appeal.

ADAS

Interior updates may include new upholstery materials and a powered driver’s seat, addressing a key omission on the outgoing model

On the safety front, the Punch EV will retain its 5-star credentials but is expected to add Level-2 ADAS to its kit. This will be a major addition and could include features such as lane-keeping aids, adaptive cruise control, blind-spot monitoring, front collision warnings, and more.

Software-defined features

Tata is expected to bring new software-defined features with the Punch EV facelift. These may include enhanced connected car tech, digital key support and more app-based controls.