If you are driving through the hills of Himachal Pradesh, you may find futuristic-looking police cars quietly patrolling the roads. The Himachal Pradesh Police have added the Tata Curvv EV to their fleet,
which is a stylish, all-electric SUV that too made in India.
As seen in a X video by Nikhil Saini, these new Tata Curvv EV police vehicles were recently seen outside a Tata dealership in the hills, catching everyone’s attention with their bold design and modern look with the blue-and-white police livery and flashing lights on top, they look absolutely stunning, silent, and ready for duty.
Himachal Police’s new vehicles Tata Curvv EV look absolutely amazing! 👏 Loving the use of Indian-made brands for our police, and EVs at that smart and sustainable move! pic.twitter.com/S5TgqjRItN
— Nikhil saini (@iNikhilsaini) October 9, 2025
The initiative marks a smart and sustainable step by the Himachal Police, as this change not only supports local manufacturing but also aligns perfectly with India’s push toward cleaner and greener transportation.
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Why EVs are Perfect for Mountain Policing
Electric vehicles, or EVs, are particularly helpful in hill regions like Himachal for many reasons. Firstly, they produce zero tailpipe emissions which helps to keep the mountain air cleaner and this is something crucial in eco-sensitive areas. Secondly, electric motors deliver instant torque, which means quick power even on steep slopes that will help police to reach the affected spot easily and efficiently as police vehicles need to respond fast in tricky terrains.
EVs also operate silently which makes them ideal for patrolling without disturbing the peace in tourist zones or wildlife areas. Also, the regenerative braking feature helps recharge the battery while going downhill which is actually something that’s quite useful on Himachal’s winding roads.
A Step Toward the Future
By choosing the Tata Curvv EV, Himachal Police are not just upgrading their vehicles but also anticipating the future of mobility and this initiative represents how Indian-made EVs can be both practical and powerful, even in demanding environments like the mountains.
With this move, Tata Motors and Himachal Police have together set an inspiring example for other states which proves that sustainability and style can go hand in hand, even in the highest terrains of India.
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