The new Tata Harrier facelift sports an updated, more aggressive design that enhances its road presence.

Exterior Highlights:

• Sunlit Yellow Color: Exclusive to the top-end Fearless persona, this bold color is paired with a contrast black roof, adding flair.
• Front Fascia: Features a split parametric grille with 3D silver inserts and a pair of sleek Bi-LED projector headlamps with LED DRLs. This combination makes the Harrier look both modern and imposing​(Tata Harrier).
• 18-inch Alloy Wheels: Now equipped with aero inserts for better aerodynamics.
• Rear Design: Updated connected LED taillights and a sporty bumper complete the look.

Personas: In line with Tata’s new strategy, the Harrier is offered in multiple personas—Fearless, Smart, Pure, and Adventure each with unique styling elements and features​.

The Harrier’s design continues to exude confidence, making it a head-turner whether in the city or on highways.

The facelifted Harrier continues with the tried-and-tested 2.0-liter Kryotec diesel engine, delivering reliable power.

• Performance: The 2.0L diesel engine remains unchanged, offering 168 bhp and 350 Nm of torque, sufficient for both city driving and highway cruising. While power delivery is smooth, it is more tuned for efficiency than outright performance.
• Transmission Options: Available with either a 6-speed manual or a 6-speed automatic. The automatic variant provides a more relaxed driving experience, especially in stop-and-go traffic​

The Harrier’s performance remains solid, though enthusiasts might crave a bit more punch at lower RPMs.

The Harrier’s suspension setup leans toward comfort, providing a plush ride even on rough roads.

• Ride Comfort: The suspension absorbs most road imperfections, offering a smooth and comfortable ride. The softer suspension setup ensures passengers remain comfortable even on bumpy roads.

• Handling: While stable at higher speeds, the Harrier exhibits a bit of body roll around corners. The SUV feels composed, but the brakes could benefit from better bite and progression.

Overall, the Harrier is well-suited for urban and highway driving, though it’s not tailored for aggressive handling

The interior of the Harrier facelift has seen significant upgrades, enhancing both comfort and convenience:

• Front Seats: Now power-adjustable and ventilated, providing excellent support for long drives. The seats are upholstered in premium faux leather with contrasting yellow stitching, adding a touch of luxury.
• Rear Seats: Offer ample space for three adults, with added comfort from adjustable headrests and a foldable armrest with cup holders. The rear also features retractable sun blinds, ensuring a comfortable journey for all passengers​.

With improved materials and thoughtful touches, the Harrier’s cabin feels more upscale and welcoming than ever before.