Tata Motors has released discounts of up to Rs. 3.35 lakh on the Curvv EV for October 2026, the biggest benefit in its festive scheme. The Harrier EV gets up to Rs. 2.75 lakh and pre-facelift Tiago EV and Punch EV variants have eligibility for up to Rs. 1.45 lakh each. These attractive festive-season deals come as the Navratri and Diwali purchasing period ramps up, providing prospective electric-vehicle customers with a strong reason to visit showrooms this month.
The standout deal comes with the Curvv EV. Select pre-SeriesX variants of the coupe-SUV, available before the May 2026 update, get a generous green bonus of Rs. 3 lakh which, in conjunction with an exchange or scrappage incentive of up to Rs. 35,000, reaches the headline figure of Rs. 3.35 lakh. The base Creative trim of the earlier stock has a slightly lower green bonus of Rs. 2.5 lakh, bringing its maximum benefit to Rs. 2.85 lakh. Newer SeriesX versions of the Curvv EV are capped at less modest support of up to Rs. 65,000 which mostly comprises exchange or scrappage assistance and a loyalty incentive.
Buyers considering Tata’s larger electric-vehicle SUV can also get substantial savings. The Harrier EV Fearless+ and Empowered trims get up to Rs. 2.75 lakh benefits. The package typically includes an intervention offer, exchange or scrappage support and loyalty benefits which reward customers switching from a conventional Tata vehicle or from another electric model. Certain other Harrier EV variants get less but still substantial maximum benefits.C
learance of older stock continues to boost additional value at the more accessible end of the range. Pre-facelift Tiago EV and Punch EV models are both available with benefits reaching Rs. 1.45 lakh on selected long-range variants. These savings generally combine a cash or green discount with exchange or scrappage assistance. The Nexon EV, by comparison, gets more restrained assistance of up to Rs. 45,000 which includes a modest cash component and exchange or scrappage incentives.
The festive scheme is designed to support multiple powertrain choices across Tata’s passenger-vehicle range, but the electric vehicles currently have the most eye-catching headline figures. Actual amounts depend on the specific variant selected, local stock availability and if the customer qualifies for exchange, scrappage or loyalty components. Offers may also differ from one city or dealership to another, so buyers are advised to confirm the precise benefits available at their nearest Tata Motors outlet before finalising a purchase.With festive demand being traditionally strong and electric-vehicle adoption continuing to rise, the October 2026 scheme puts Tata’s EV line-up in a competitive position. Customers interested in the Curvv EV, Harrier EV or remaining pre-facelift Tiago EV and P