Upcoming Tata EVs 2027–2028 & New 7-Seater Hybrid SUVs

November 12, 2026
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5 Upcoming Tata EVs by 2028 & 6 New 7-Seater Hybrid SUVs Launching in India: Full Timeline & Specs

Between early 2027 and 2028, India’s family SUV market will see five new upcoming Tata EVs 2027 2028—led by the Safari.ev and flagship Avinya—alongside a wave of 7-seater strong hybrids from Hyundai, Toyota, and Renault. Family SUV buyers will have many new choices.

Tata Motors set out the plan in its FY2026%E2%80%93FY2031 investor roadmap. Udaipur Kiran reports that Tata is targeting production at its Sanand plant. The table below lists the five models.

Model Segment Platform and battery Status
Safari.ev 7-seater SUV 65 kWh and 75 kWh packs Early 2027
Nexon.ev ‘Garud’ Compact SUV Sierra ARGOS architecture Roadmap model
Avinya EV Flagship SUV Chery-JLR Freelander architecture Roadmap model
Kuno 4.3 m SUV Not yet detailed Roadmap model
Scarlet Sub-4 m SUV Not yet detailed Roadmap model

Tata has not yet published range figures for Garud, Avinya, Kuno or Scarlet. Production at Sanand is part of the plan for the new models.

Should you buy now or wait? If you need a car this month, buy what suits your budget today. If you can wait, two dates matter. Toyota reveals the next-generation Fortuner on December 1, 2026. The Bharat Mobility Expo follows in February 2027. Prices and launch dates will be clearer after both events.

Upcoming Tata EVs 2027 2028 and the 7-seater hybrid and electric SUVs to compare

Six 7-seaters are due between 2027 and 2028. Here is the list.

Model Powertrain
Tata Safari.ev Electric, 65 kWh and 75 kWh batteries
Next-generation Toyota Fortuner 2.8L diesel with 48V mild-hybrid system
Renault 7-seater (Duster/Boreal derivative) 1.8L E-Tech strong hybrid
Toyota 7-seater (Hyryder/Victoris based) 1.5L strong hybrid
Hyundai Ni1i Details awaited
Hyundai Palisade Hybrid 2.5L turbo-hybrid, 334 hp, 460 Nm, 1,015 km range

CarLelo lists the Palisade Hybrid at 334 hp and 1,015 km of range. The Safari.ev is the only fully electric model on this list. Read our EV reviews for current electric SUVs. Our guide to EV battery technology explains what 65 kWh and 75 kWh mean for daily range. For wider context, see our sustainable transport coverage.

Strong hybrids run on petrol and a battery. They need no plug. That suits buyers without home charging.

Platform changes sit behind two Tata models. The Avinya EV uses the Chery-JLR Freelander architecture. The Nexon.ev Garud uses the Sierra ARGOS architecture. Each model gets the architecture that suits its size and price.

Which Tata EVs are launching in India by 2028?
Tata plans five electric SUVs by 2028: Safari.ev, Nexon.ev Garud, Avinya EV, Kuno and Scarlet. The Safari.ev comes first, in early 2027, with 65 kWh and 75 kWh battery options.

Which 7-seater SUV has the longest range?
The Hyundai Palisade Hybrid is listed at 1,015 km. It uses a 2.5L turbo-hybrid with 334 hp and 460 Nm.

Will the new Fortuner be a hybrid?
It pairs a 2.8L diesel engine with a 48V mild-hybrid system. It debuts on December 1, 2026.

Do strong hybrids need charging?
No. Renault’s 1.8L E-Tech and Toyota’s 1.5L system charge their own batteries.

Two dates matter. The next-generation Fortuner debuts on December 1, 2026. The Bharat Mobility Expo runs from February 4 to 9, 2027. Watch both for Tata, Toyota, Hyundai and Renault announcements.

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