Tata Harrier news

The mid-week of October saw a series of launches, including the most awaited ones from Tata

The updated Tata Harrier is more expensive than before, and rivals the Mahindra XUV700 and MG Hector

The Harrier EV was showcased at the 2023 Auto Expo, and Tata confirmed the Harrier Petrol after the launch of the facelifted Harrier

The Harrier automatic is priced from Rs 19.99 lakh to Rs 26.44 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi)

We try to answer the most important questions that you may have about the facelifted Tata Harrier and Safari duo and explain how the updates make them better

Except the Hyundai Verna, all cars mentioned in the list have stable body shell

The new Tata Harrier and Safari’s are the highest-scoring Indian SUVs tested by Global NCAP so far

Updated exterior, bigger screens, more features, but still a diesel-only SUV

While both SUVs offer more than 400 litres of boot space, it’s not as straightforward on the 3-row Safari as it is on the Harrier

Tata says it has integrated structural reinforcements for the two SUVs as part of the safety improvements

Both the models still get the same 2-litre diesel engine, with manual and automatic transmission options as before

The list includes conveniences and safety elements which have trickled down from a couple of segments over the SUV duo

The week saw a lot of important launches, and updates, including price hikes as well

Their bookings are already open for Rs 25,000 both online and at Tata’s pan-India dealer network

The Adventure trim is further divided into 3 sub-variants: Adventure+, Adventure+ A, and Adventure+ Dark.