Tata Safari news

The three-row SUV has a minimum waiting period of one month

Tata’s new Safari is trying to live up to the legend of its moniker with the Adventure Persona, but how does it differ from the regular model?

Both are three-row versions of existing, popular mid-size SUVs. Here’s a detailed analysis on how their variants stack up against each other in a brochure comparison

This week, we saw two launches and some important information on an upcoming three-row SUV

Safari’s other three-row rivals such as the Hector Plus charge more for the 6-seating configuration

Tata is offering customers a choice between individual accessory items and any of the packs

The Safari Adventure Edition is based on the range-topping XZ+ variant of the standard Safari

We compare the just launched Tata Safari’s on paper credentials with that of the Harrier

We compare the prices of the Safari against every SUV in a similar range

The third-generation Harrier-based Safari gets more features and an automatic gearbox for the first time

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?
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