Auto news India - Tata Safari news

The Safari will come in 6 and 7-seater configurations, powered by a 2.0-litre diesel engine

This week’s highlights focus on SUVs and the 2021 Union Budget

Which new cars are expected to enter the Indian market this month?

The all-new SUV can be reserved for a token amount of Rs 30,000

Should you stick around to find the launch price of the new Tata Safari or go for one of its rivals instead?

Tata is expected to announce the prices of the new Safari in the coming weeks

Explore Tata’s latest three-row SUV offering in our image gallery

This week, we saw two new SUVs being unveiled and a much-awaited launch

What do we expect from Tata Motors when it comes to pricing the newly christened Safari?

Does the new Safari do enough to justify that name tag or does it simply take the Safari nameplate in a different direction?

With bookings for the Safari set to open on 4 February, here’s a look at what each variant of the upcoming Tata SUV has to offer

India’s long automotive history has awarded some of these nameplates a legendary status!

The upcoming Safari will be a three-row SUV based on the Harrier with noticeable differences

The Tata Safari will get remote commands and safety features as part of its connected car tech, but not as advanced as the Kia Seltos and MG Hector. 

Tata Safari is a three-row version of the Harrier carrying the same engine and transmission options.