The demand for electric vehicles is increasing rapidly in India and Tata Motors already has a strong hold in this segment. Now the company can launch a new facelift model of its Tiago EV in 2026. According to media reports, this time Tiago EV will be given a completely new look. New LED headlights and more attractive daytime running lights can be found in its front. Also, a new front bumper and large side mirrors can be seen, in which a 360 degree camera system can also be provided.

The exterior design of the vehicle may include newly styled wheels, electric sunroof, changed tail lights and a new rear bumper. Talking about the inside, the cabin can get a big touchscreen system, digital meter, wireless phone charging and a new steering wheel with better finishing. It is believed that a 30 kWh battery can be provided in it, due to which its driving range can be more than before. This car can become an economical and reliable option for daily driving in the city.

Tata Avinya will be a premium electric car

Tata Motors may introduce the first production car of its new Avinya range in the second half of 2026. This will be the company’s high-end electric model, which will be placed above the existing electric vehicles. Avinya was first shown as a concept model and now it can be brought to life. Its design can be in sportback style, which will give it a different and modern identity. This car can be based on JLR’s EMA platform. It is expected that it will have better technology and longer range.

Tata Sierra EV will get long range

Tata Sierra EV may also be launched in 2026. It will take advantage of the popularity of Sierra’s petrol and diesel models. Its electric version can come with two battery options and can run for about 450 kilometers on a single charge. It will also support fast charging. There will not be much change in the design, but a closed grill and some minor changes may be seen in it. It will be placed above Curvv EV. 55 kWh and 65 kWh battery options can be found in it. Models like Avinya and Sierra will give tough competition to Mahindra and MG in the EV market.

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The central government has been continuously emphasizing on promoting electric vehicles for the last few years. Through schemes like PM E-DRIVE, PLI Scheme and import duty exemption, the government has clearly indicated that the future belongs to electric mobility. Currently, on purchasing EV, customers get subsidy ranging from thousands to lakhs of rupees and GST is also only 5 percent. In such a situation, new reliefs are expected for the EV sector from the Budget 2026 to be presented on 1 February 2026, which can make it easier for the common people to buy electric vehicles.

Range anxiety will end due to increase in charging stations

• The biggest challenge to EV adoption in India is the lack of charging stations. Charging facilities are limited in many cities, especially on highways and remote areas, due to which people have range anxiety. In Budget 2026, the government can make big investments on EV charging infrastructure. If charging stations increase rapidly, people will be able to travel long distances on EVs without any fear.

Relief may be available on battery manufacturing and GST

• Companies like Tata, Mahindra, Ola, Ather and Maruti Suzuki are working on local EV and battery manufacturing in the country, but setting up a battery plant is an expensive deal. It is expected that in Budget 2026, the government can give new incentives for domestic battery manufacturing and recycling. Besides, the demand to reduce the 18 percent GST on EV spare parts and raw materials is also gaining momentum. If GST reduces, EV prices may become cheaper.
• Overall, Budget 2026 can prove to be a game changer for the EV sector. Subsidies, charging stations, local manufacturing and relief in GST can make electric vehicles more affordable and reliable for the common people.

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