The Indian EV scene is buzzing. Big changes are coming. Over the next 12–15 months, three new compact electric SUVs from Tata Motors, Hyundai, and Kia are gearing up to hit the streets. And honestly, this could shake things up in the Indian EV market.
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Tata Punch EV Facelift Small SUV, Big Attitude
Tata Motors just teased the Tata Punch EV Facelift. Official unveiling? 20 February 2026. The new Punch EV looks sharper. The front end is upright now, with a sealed grille giving it a Harrier EV kind of vibe. Even the lower fascia got a makeover, complete with a redesigned skid plate. And yes, those aero-style alloy wheels, inspired by the Nexon EV, really pop.
There’s also a new yellow color with a black roof. Simple. Clean. Under the hood, identical 25 kWh and 35 kWh battery options, but the claimed range? 365 km. Perfect for metropolis commutes or brief weekend trips. Tata electric SUV fans are in for a deal with.
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Hyundai’s Compact Electric SUV A 2027 Surprise
Hyundai isn’t staying quiet either. They’re working on a new compact electric SUV, codenamed HE1i. Launching in India? Probably 2027. It’s small, under four metres, but packed with potential. Think Inster concept vibes, but tweaked for Indian roads.
It’ll seat five comfortably. Two battery options. Top variant? A solid 300–350 km real-world range. That puts it in direct competition with Tata Punch EV and lower-end Tata Nexon EV models. Hyundai’s taking the affordable electric SUV space seriously. And honestly, buyers are gonna love the options.
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Kia’s Budget EV First Move Into India
Kia is stepping in too. Their budget-friendly compact EV is based on the Syros model. Trials already happening overseas. The design borrows from Kia’s recent small EV concepts. It’s cute, modern, and practical.
Two battery choices. One for city use, one for longer drives. Inside? Digital screens. Connected tech. Safety features. Convenience stuff too. Basically, first-time EV buyers get all the perks without the fuss. Kia’s creating a clean circulate to attract the more youthful, town-centered crowd.
Also read : Kia Syros EV Spotted Testing With Shocking Upgrades – Delhi Streets Just Got Electric!
India’s EV Market Changing Fast
The story here? Options are exploding. Tata, Hyundai, Kia and soon others will flood the compact EV segment. Customers win. EV adoption wins. It’s a green wave.
These new SUVs are small but mighty. Perfect for city life. Affordable electric SUV India demand is rising fast. Battery range? Solid. Features? Modern. The market is evolving. Buyers have choices. And that’s the story.
