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I drove the Tata Harrier.ev QWD expecting something dramatic, but it turned out to be more grounded than that. The quad-wheel drive is the highlight — grip is genuinely good on rough and wet roads, and the car feels secure even when you push a bit. That said, it’s not a light or playful SUV. You feel the weight, especially in corners. Acceleration is smooth, not exciting. It’s quick enough for overtakes, but if you’re expecting that instant EV punch, this feels slightly restrained. Ride quality is comfortable, though sharper bumps still make it into the cabin. Inside, the cabin feels solid but not premium for the price. The infotainment works, but it lags at times and doesn’t feel polished. Some materials could’ve been better. Range is okay, but with QWD and spirited driving, it drops faster than you’d like, so planning matters. Overall, the Harrier.ev QWD feels capable and sensible, not thrilling. It’s good at handling bad roads, but it still has rough edges Tata needs to smooth out.