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We see how the heavily updated Harrier compares to its nearest rivals on paper
The automatic variants of the Harrier Facelift start from the Pure + variant which is priced at Rs 19.90 lakh and go up to the top-spec Harrier Fearless + #Dark variant which is priced at Rs 26.44 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) respectively.
Here are the top five things you need to know about the latest iteration of the Tata Harrier facelift.
Heavily updated SUVs get more tech, overhauled interiors and refreshed exterior designs.
The leaked image seems to have come from a crash test centre, and we hope the results on the Tata Harrier are as impressive as that on the Tata Nexon that scored four stars in the Global NCAP ratings.
The Harrier facelift brings about several visual enhancements and feature upgrades to differentiate itself from its predecessor
The Tata Harrier facelift will be available in seven trim levels - Smart(O), Pure(O), Adventure, Adventure+, Adventure+ A, Fearless and Fearless+.
A midlife update for Tata’s largest SUVs introduce styling changes inspired by the Harrier EV concept and more features.
The facelifted Harrier appears to have a larger touchscreen and new digital instruments display.
Having introduced its all-new offering in January this year, Tata Motors has silently hiked prices on the Harrier compact SUV. The Tata Harrier gets a price increase of Rs. 31,000, across all variants with prices now starting at Rs. 12.99 lakh, going up to Rs. 16.55 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). This is the Harrier's first price hike since its launch and can be seen listed on the automaker's website. While Tata has not announced the reason for the hike, it is likely that rising input costs triggered the increase.
A midlife update for Tata’s five-seat SUV will bring styling changes inspired by the Harrier EV concept showcased at Auto Expo 2023.
The Tata Harrier will be launched in India in January 2019 and will take on the likes of the Mahindra XUV500 and even the Jeep Compass. The new Harrier gets the new design language that Tata Motors calls Impact 2.0 like we have seen on the Nexon. It is the longest car in its class and will most certainly appeal to a range of buyers with its 2-litre diesel engine that makes 138 bhp of peak power and 350 Nm of peak toque. The new Tata Harrier will also be the new flagship offering from Tata Motors with the new Land Rover derived Omega Arc platform but lets take a closer look at that design language and see how it makes a first impression.
The Tata Harrier is all set to get the option of dual-tone colours soon. Tata Motors has released a teaser of the compact SUV with the new black with orange and black with silver colour schemes, and it is the roof as well as pillars that get the black treatment. The update comes about six months into the launch of the Harrier in India, and will also keep the model relevant amidst new competitors including the newly launched MG Hector, Jeep Compass Trailhawk and the upcoming Kia Seltos.
The SUV has recorded this production milestone since its launch in 2019.
Since February 2022, a crew of 1500 women have been working in multiple shifts assembling the two SUVs at the company’s Pimpri plant in Pune, Maharashtra.
The line-up will likely be launched in March or April of this year and will come with a few cosmetic changes and could get some extra features over the normal line-up
The Tata Harrier is also gaining popularity in the used car market and if you are considering this SUV, here are some pros and cons.
The Harrier has been a strong competitor in the compact SUV segment and looks muscular, sleek and handsome. It has immense road presence as well, but is it worth buying? We list out the pros and cons
While the Tata Harrier and Safari XTA+ trim carries over all the bells and whistles from these lower trims, it has also borrowed few features from the top-of-the-line variants.
The XTA+ variant on both SUVs has been positioned below the XZA variant but carries over features like the Hyundai sourced six-speed automatic transmission and panoramic sunroof.
The Tata Harrier is offered in 9 variants - XE, XM, XMA, XT, XT+, XZ, XZ+, XZA, XZA+. It is a diesel-only model.
The Harrier is also available in a Dual tone option as also the Dark Trim prices for which start at ₹ 17.60 lakh going all the way up to ₹ 18.95 lakh.
The new Tata Harrier Camo Edition is customised version of the standard Harrier and is available in XT variant onwards in the manual transmission trims and XZ variant onwards in the automatic transmission trims.
The Harrier Dark edition is now available on lower XT and XT+ variants which are priced in India at Rs. 16.50 lakh and Rs. 17.30 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).
Tata Motors has introduced a new variant of the Harrier XT+ and it comes with a panoramic sunroof.
A prototype model of Tata Motors' HX7 based SUV, the 7-seater version of the Harrier, was recently spotted testing in India, and this time around we even get a small sneak-peek at the SUVs cabin as well. While the carmaker has already revealed the SUV at the Geneva Motor Show, with the nameplate of Tata Buzzard that name is reserved for the global market, and the India-spec model is likely to get a different name.
The package covers important maintenance services of the critical parts such as the engine and engine management system, air conditioning system, transmission system and gear box, fuel system and fuel pump, driver information system and many more.
Tata Motors has launched a new special edition model of its flagship SUV, Tata Harrier for the upcoming festive season, priced at Rs. 16.76 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). Christened Tata Harrier Dark Edition, the new special edition model, as the name suggests, comes with a complete black theme inside out features black exterior elements and all-black interior.
Tata Motors has officially announced the introduction of an electric sunroof, on the Harrier, as an accessory through Tata Motors Genuine Accessories (TMGA). Both existing and new Tata Harrier customers can get this feature by visiting the nearest Tata Motors dealership for Rs. 95,100 plus installation charges.
Tata Motors has recently introduced sunroof as an official accessory for the Tata Harrier SUV. Up until now, the Harrier did not come with a sunroof, even in the range-topping XZ variant, however, customers can now get it as an accessory for Rs. 95,500.
