Tata Punch EV facelift live launch and latest updates: Price, specs, features, colours, and variants

Tata Punch EV facelift has a kerb weight of 1,360 kg. 55 per cent weight is in the front and45 per cent is at the rear.

The Punch EV facelift has a water wading capacity of 195 mm and a water wading capacity of 450 mm.

Tata Punch EV facelift comes with three driving modes. There is Eco, City and Sport. There are four multi-regen levels on offer, which can be controlled via the paddle shifters.

The Punch EV facelift can accelerate from 0-100 kmph in under 9 seconds which is quite quick.

Tata Punch EV facelift has a peak power output of 95 kW and wheel torque of over 2,000 Nm. The restart gradeability is of 32 per cent.

Tata Motors has updated the 7.2 kW charger with the Punch EV facelift. It now comes with an illuminated charging status indicator.

Tata Punch EV facelift comes with multiple charging options. There is DC fast charging, wallbox charging and a portable home charger. The DC fast charging is of up to 65 kW, portable home charging is rated for 3.3 kW, and wallbox charging is 7.2 kW.

Tata Motors says that the Punch EV sets a global benchmark of footprint vs battery pack size ratio. It has the highest battery pack to footprint ratio.

The 30 kWh version or Medium Range version, has a real-world range of around 265 km to 280 km. On the other hand, the Long Range version, which comes with a 40 kWh battery pack, has a real-world range of between 335 km and 355 km.

Tata Motors will now offer the Punch EV facelift with two battery pack options. There will be a 30 kWh and a 40 kWh.

Tata Motors is using an LFP battery pack with prismatic cells. This has advantages such as thermal stability, longer life and cost robustness at scale. The company achieved 10 per cent higher energy density, 15 per cent higher energy capacity, 10 per cent wider operating temperature band and 25 per cent faster charging rate.

The Punch EV facelift is based on the Acti.ev platform which is a dedicated EV platform. It debuted back in 2024 with the Punch EV itself. The platform is designed to maximise the space, class-leading efficiency, incorporate different sizes of battery and not compromise on driving experiences.

All these changes to the battery pack means that customers now get a longer real-world range, faster charging and lifetime battery warranty.

Tata Punch EV facelift has a lifetime warranty with unlimited kilometres. It is important to note that this is applicable only for the first registered owner, for private registration, and only for the 40 kWh battery pack.

The Punch EV supports 65 kW of DC fast charging. This means that the battery pack can be topped up from 20 per cent to 80 per cent in 26 minutes. This means up to 135 km of range can be topped up in just 15 min.

Tata Motors has revealed that the Punch EV facelift will come with a new 40 kWh battery pack that has a 355 km of C75 real-world range and 468 km of ARAI-certified range.

An entry-level customer needs a long range, seating capacity for his or her family, fast charging and the capability to tackle our bad roads.

The live event has started. Till now, over 2 lakh units of EVs have been sold annually. This means EV penetration stands between 4 and 5 per cent, whereas Tata Motors has an EV penetration of 15 per cent in PV sales.

Yes, the current Punch EV comes with four regen modes. There are 0, 1, 2, and 3. On 0, the regen is turned off, whereas on 3, it is set on max.

Currently, the Punch EV is offered with two configurations. The smaller battery versions put out 60 kW and 114 Nm, whereas the larger battery pack versions are tuned for 90 kW and 190 Nm.

Currently, the Tata Punch EV is offered with a 25 kWh and 35 kWh battery pack. The certified range is of up to 270 km. With the rumours and teasers, there is hope that Tata Motors might introduce the 45 kWh battery pack from the Nexon EV to the Punch EV. This would mean a significant range jump as well as a jump in charging speeds.

While the cabin layout is likely to remain unchanged, feature upgrades are anticipated. Improvements to the infotainment system, connected car technology and overall equipment levels could be part of the update.

Tata has introduced two new exterior paint options for the facelift. A vibrant yellow shade and a new copper bronze tone join the lineup, expanding the choices for buyers looking for a more distinctive appearance.

The facelifted Punch EV gets subtle but noticeable cosmetic upgrades. Expect revised LED headlamps, updated bumpers and refreshed alloy wheel designs. The overall silhouette remains familiar, but the details aim to give it a more modern and premium look.

The Punch EV facelift marks the first substantial refresh for the electric micro SUV since its introduction. The update is expected to focus on design refinements, feature additions and strengthening the overall value proposition.