Tata Harrier Launched at Rs. 15.49 lakh: See variant wise prices and features

Tata Motors has finally announced the prices of the Harrier facelift, and it starts at Rs. 15.49 lakh for the base Smart variant. Prices of most of the Automatic Variants is yet to be announced, keep following this space for upcoming Prices.

 

The Harrier has scored five star rating in Global NCAP Test.

 

Tata Harrier Pricing

 

 

Tata Harrier Facelift

 

Exterior

 

Tata has upped the game in the compact SUV segment with the recently launched Nexon facelift, and now the Harrier and Safari facelifts make the Tata range of SUVs refreshed and updated.

 

The Harrier facelift features a complete new front facia with a full-width connected LED bar that also gets various welcome and exit patterns. The headlamp unit is new with a full LED setup, while the fog lamps are also new. The headlamp housing now appears more angular compared to the earlier curvy shape. The lowest part of the light unit carries a functional air passage. The new grille gets some striking metal-like highlights, with a diluting effect towards the center. The Tata logo sits right in the center. The lower part of the bumper appears bulky with a large air dam. The skid plates appear glossy and seem to be prone to scratches.

 

 

The side profile of the car is the least changed, and the only major makeover comes in the form of the alloy wheel design. Now the Harrier gets three different sizes for the alloy wheels, depending on the variant you choose. The base size is 17 inches, while the mid- and top variants will get 18-inch wheels. However, a set of 19 inchers is reserved for the Dark editions of the car in Adventure +, Fearless, and Fearless + variants. Harrier is written in bold capital letters on the front doors.

 

At the rear too, the design language is carried with an end-to-end LED bar, and the bumpers are also new and now carry more crispy and sleek rear lights. The rear bumper carries vertical elements at the edges.

 

 

The side profile of the car is the least changed, and the only major makeover comes in the form of the alloy wheel design. Now the Harrier gets three different sizes for the alloy wheels, depending on the variant you choose. The base size is 17 inches, while the mid- and top variants will get 18-inch wheels. However, a set of 19 inchers is reserved for the Dark editions of the car in Adventure +, Fearless, and Fearless + variants. Harrier is written in bold capital letters on the front doors. Harrier will come with seven different body color options to choose from.

 

At the rear too, the design language is carried with an end-to-end LED bar, and the bumpers are also new and now carry more crispy and sleek rear lights. The rear bumper carries vertical elements at the edges.

 

Features

 

Tata has loaded the Harrier with many class-leading features, like dual-zone climate control, a powered driver’s seat, and a powered front passenger seat which also get ventilation funtion. It also gets a 360-degree camera with wireless Android Auto and Apple Car Play. Six-speaker music systems are in lower models, while a JBL-tuned nine-speaker system is in top variants like Fearless and above. The car also gets level 2 Ready ADAS in top variants; however, some of the features, like adaptive cruise control, are only available in the automatic option. The top Fearless Plus also gets one additional knee airbag compared to the standard six airbags and a powered tailgate which also operates on gesture.

 

 

Other driver assistance features and safety kits of the Harrier include terrain modes (normal, rough, and wet) and driving modes (eco, city, and sport). Cruise control, rear window sunshades, electronic parking brakes, front and rear parking sensors, automatic headlamps and wipers, hill descent control, ESP with driver doze-off feature, LED fog lamps with cornering function, a powered tailgate, and many more depend on the variant you choose.

 

The most important change in the Harrier and Safari comes in the form of new electric power steering in place of the old-school hydraulic power steering wheel.

 

Engine and Gearbox

 

Everyone was anticipating that with the facelift, Tata would bring petrol engines to the Harrier and Safari, but as of now, there is no petrol option on offer. The original Fiat-sourced 2.0-litre engine is carried forward. It produces 170 hp and 350 Nm of torque. The engine is mated to a six-speed manual transmission or a six-speed automatic gearbox. The automatic range starts with the Adventure + model.

 

ARAI Claimed Mileage

 

The redesigned Harrier is reported to have a fuel efficiency rating of 14.60 kmpl for the automatic and 16.80 kmpl for the manual. The manual sees a slight 0.45kpl improvement over its previous values of 16.35kpl, while the automatic's stay the same.