So here’s the thing. Tata Motors is ready to shake up the compact EV international once more. On February 20, 2026, the up to date Tata Punch EV is hitting Indian roads. And honestly, it couldn’t have come at a higher time. The Punch EV has been doing pretty nicely to this point, but in this rapid-developing EV market, you want to hold matters clean And Tata seems to know that. The facelift is not just about looking new. It’s about staying relevant. Every detail counts.
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New Exterior Design and Updates
Walk around it, and you’ll notice the changes instantly. Front bumper. Rear bumper. LED lights. All tweaked. Subtle but noticeable. The connected LED tail lamp setup? Yeah, it’s like the ICE Punch, but with that EV twist. Some things don’t change. The front-mounted charging port, the LED DRLs, aero-styled alloy wheels they’re still here. But the grille might look a bit different. Clean. Modern. Maybe even a little flashy.
Oh, and here’s the kicker. Tata might finally add ADAS. Yup. Advanced driver-assist. If that happens, the Punch EV will be one of the few sub-4m electric SUVs in India to offer it. Pretty cool, right?
Cabin and Interior Upgrades
Step inside. And you’ll feel it. Tata isn’t just throwing in a facelift. They’re thinking about how we use cars today. A bigger 12.3-inch touchscreen could be on the way. Like Nexon EV big. Feels premium. Feels modern.
Other sweets? 10.25-inch virtual device cluster, ventilated the front seats, ambient lighting fixtures, 360-degree camera, wireless connectivity All set to make your daily drive sense special. Feels like they remembered what actually matters. Honestly, you sit there and it just clicks. It’s familiar, yet somehow new.
Batteries, Range, and the Real Deal
EV buyers always ask the same question: range. So here’s the scoop. The current 25 kWh battery does around 265 km. The 35 kWh? Up to 365 km. Not bad. But Tata might bump it up. Just a little bigger, just a bit more range. Enough to keep city commuters and weekend adventurers happy. It’s practical. And it makes sense. Daily drives, office runs, random late-night trips—it’s covered. No fuss.
Also read : Tata Punch Facelift Hits Showrooms – Deliveries Now Live Across India!
Pricing and Variants
Now, let’s talk money. The facelift will in all likelihood price a little more than the cutting-edge model. Right now, the Punch EV sits among ₹10 lakh and ₹14.Four lakh (ex-showroom) Exact pricing? We’ll know on launch day.
Still, this facelift isn’t just about numbers. It’s about staying competitive. For new buyers, it’s fresh. For existing owners, it’s an upgrade that actually feels worth it. Tata is making sure their Punch EV doesn’t just survive it stands out.
