Tata Safari news

The Carens may be an MPV but it treads quite closely to the three-row SUV space as well

As per our sources, the limited editions are expected to go on sale on February 23

All four SUVs will be available in a new golden shade with a bunch of cosmetic differences over their standard versions

The range-topping variant was available only in the Tropical Mist colour

There’s higher discounts for MY2021 (2021 manufactured) models

This feature was earlier available with the Dark and Gold Editions only

Hyundai leads the race with seven offerings, followed by Kia and MG tied for the second spot

Last week, we saw Tata launch its first CNG models, a crucial car safety announcement by the government, and a much anticipated Dark edition of a Tata SUV

The Bhutanese are getting their Tatas in exactly the configurations as us

The Safari Dark can be had in four variants: XT+, XTA+, XZ+, and XZA+

The last week’s highlights were new car launches, price hikes, and commencement of bookings for upcoming three-row models

The SUV’s Dark Edition is expected to command a premium of around Rs 30,000

With the Carens features and specifications being announced, here’s how it stacks up against other three-row offerings on paper

The list includes mass-market SUVs across all ranges, from sub-compact SUVs to premium 7-seat SUVs

Detailed reviews, pros and cons of some facelifted models, and videos on updates on new cars were the buzzmakers on our YouTube channel in 2021
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