Tata Punch EV spied, may compete with MG Coment and Citroen C3

Tata Motors is reportedly working on an electric version of its entry-level SUV, the Punch.

As per the reports, a test mule of the Punch EV was sighted while it was being tested on roads.

The test version reportedly has new alloy wheels, a fake exhaust, but it does not have rear disc brakes. It also had a redesigned front fascia.


Carmakers often change a lot of design elements in the final version, which may entirely look different from the test mule.

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It is expected that the Punch EV may have a redesigned interior as well, could sport a 7-inch infotainment system, and may offer a rotatry-style gear system. The instrument cluster could come with a new look as well.

Tata Punch EV is expected to compete with the MG Coment and Citroen C3. According to reports, it may be priced around Rs 12 lakh.


Tata Motors recently unveiled its new brand identity, TATA.ev, for its EV business.

With an investment plan of $2 billion, the carmaker looks to get 50% of its sales from green cars, compared to the current contribution of around 15%.

Shailesh Chandra, MD of Tata Motors' Passenger and Electric Vehicles Division, recently said that the company plans to stay busy with production plans and launches over the coming years, and these would be skewed towards electrics, a category that the company currently dominates.

Tata Motors' EV portfolio comprises green versions of the flagship Nexon SUV, Tiago mini, Tigor sedan, and XPRES-T. The company has plans to launch electric versions of upcoming cars such as the Curvv and Sierra, while also looking at completely 'born electric' platforms such as the one on which the Avinya concept was showcased.

Sales of electric vehicles in India crossed the 1 million mark in the first nine months of 2023. In 2022, it took the whole year to cross that figure.