Tata Safari news

Customers will have to shell out up to Rs 1.4 lakh more on automatic variants of the Tata Safari

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

The updated Safari has a modern design and a few new features

It’s from this variant onwards that the SUV feels and looks more premium thanks to front LED fog lamps, 19-inch dual-tone alloy wheels, and a brown cabin theme

The 1-above-base Pure variant of the facelifted 3-row Tata SUV comes with a 10.25-inch touchscreen and fully digital driver’s display.

The Dark edition of the Tata Safari facelift is based on its higher-spec Adventure and Accomplished variants

The Tata Safari has undergone its first major refresh, giving it a sharper appearance inside and out, with an even more expansive features set

Even though it’s the entry-level variant, Tata has taken enough care to not make it too obvious from the outside by giving it alloy wheels and LED headlights and taillights with LED DRLs

The Tata Safari facelift will be sold in four broad variants: Smart, Pure, Adventure and Accomplished

Bookings for the facelifted Tata Safari are open along with the updated Tata Harrier

Out of these seven colour options, three are available in dual-tone shades

With all the teasers combined, we now have an idea of the overall look of the 2023 Tata Safari

The bookings for the updated Tata Safari will start from October 6