At present, none of its internal combustion engine SUVs offer 4WD, a technology that is available by its market rivals such as Mahindra. Recently, Maruti Suzuki also introduced all-wheel-drive in its mid-size SUV Grand Vitara. On being asked if its existing range of SUVs, Harrier and Safari, will get 4WD in the future, Chandra replied, "It was difficult to justify investment as sales remained dismally low of such models in the domestic market.". At present, Tata offers the Nexon EV Prime and Nexon EV Max in the compact SUV segment. On the other hand, it has the Harrier and Safari SUVs, which are also deprived of 4WD. The Indian manufacturer has plans to expand its EV portfolio to ten products with a mix of existing models and new entrants by 2025. Recently, Tata Motors launched the electrified version of its hatchback, Tiago, priced at Rs 8.49 lakh, in what is being considered a disruptor in the pricey Indian EV market.