Tata Punch EV Facelift Launch Highlights: Price, Specifications, Features, Images

Tata Motors is all set to reveal all the details of the Punch EV facelift today.

Launched in 2024, the Punch EV is due for a major update. And more than cosmetic changes, it will have some skin-deep updates too.

Tata Motors has already revealed the front design of the facelifted model, with the electric micro-SUV borrowing cues from the ICE Punch facelift.

The facelifted model was also spotted on the road sans camouflage, giving us a glimpse of the rear of the EV. As seen in pictures, the updated model gets the same tail as the ICE counterpart.

The interior of the Punch EV has remained under wraps all this while though we expect it to be in line with the ICE model.

The launch event is about to kick off with the first piece of information coming in shortly. Stay tuned!

Anand Kulkarni, Chief Product Officer, TPEVM, takes the stage to talk in detail about what has gone into the new Punch EV Facelift.

The new Tata Punch EV Facelift has a new 40 kWh battery pack. While the ARAI claimed range is 468 kms, the C75 real-world range is set at around 355 kms.

Charging capacity has increased from 50kW to 65kW, enabling a 20–80 per cent top-up in just 26 minutes. A quick 15-minute charge can add up to 135km of driving range.

Tata is also offering a lifetime battery warranty with unlimited kilometres on the new Punch EV facelift. However, this benefit is limited to the first registered owner and is applicable only on the larger 40kWh battery pack.

Two battery pack options confirmed on the 2026 Tata Punch EV.

3 Charging Options - 60kWh DC, 7.2kW AC Wallbox Charger, and the 3.3kWh AC Home Charger. The Wallbox Charger also gets a redesign with illumination.

It produces a peak output of 95kW (Roughly 125 bhp) and is claimed to accelerate from 0 to 100 kmph in under 9 seconds.

The new Punch EV facelift offers 195mm of ground clearance along with a water wading capacity of up to 450mm.

With a kerb weight of 1,360kg, the unladen weight distribution stands at 55:45, despite the larger battery pack and the increase in overall mass.

Built on the 5 Star BNCAP structure, the new Punch EV meets the usual safety parameters.

Safety hardware includes hill assist, 6 airbags, ESP, ITPMS, and ISOFIX.

Take a look at some of the features that will be offered on the Punch EV facelift.

Here is your first look at the cabin of the Punch EV facelift

The Punch EV facelift will be offered in 7 paint schemes, out of which 3 are all new additions to the colour palette.

The Punch EV facelift will be offered in 7 paint schemes, out of which 3 are all new additions to the colour palette.

Take a look at some of the standard safety features that will be offered right from the base trim level.

Long list of features on the top-spec Empowered Plus trim

The Punch EV facelift finally takes the stage along with its prices. Introductory ex-showroom price starts at Rs 9.69 lakh – This is notably lower than the outgoing Punch EVs base price of Rs 9.99 lakh

Here are the full prices: It tops out at Rs 12.59 lakh (ex-showroom, introductory)

For the Punch EV facelift, Tata has also introduced the Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) option, with prices starting at Rs 6.49 lakh, along with a battery usage cost of Rs 2.6 per km.

That's all about the 2026 Tata Punch EV from our blog. For complete details on it, head to our launch story:

Tata Punch EV Facelift Launched In India; Prices Start From Rs 9.69 Lakh