Tata Harrier

The Tata Harrier's new petrol powertrain is a 1.5-litre four cylinder turbo engine that pumps out 168 bhp of power and 280Nm of torque. This FWD SUV gets two gearbox options, a six-speed manual and a six-speed automatic (torque converter) with manual override and paddle shift. Tata Harrier Key Specifications: Fuel Type Petrol Engine 1498 cc Turbocharged Transmission Manual & Automatic (TC) Power 168 bhp Torque 280 Nm Read more

Positives: Tata Motors has made good efforts in making the Harrier's cabin feel upmarket and putting things inside together well. There's ample leg and shoulder room in the second row even for three individuals. It's equipped with a 10.24-inch digital instrument cluster and electronic parking brake with auto-hold functionality. Then, the 12.3-inch Harman touchscreen infotainment is paired with a nice-sounding JBL music player with 10 speakers. This system supports wireless Android Auto/Apple CarPlay and connected vehicle tech. Then, there's a 45W Type-C charger and wireless charging. Another good thing is that there are physical buttons for the air-con controls adding to the convenience of operating while driving. The SUV boasts a six-way powered driver seat with memory, four-way powered co-driver seat, and ventilated front-row seats. What's more, it gets dual-zone climate control and a powered tailgate with gesture-opening functionality. Tata Motors has also provided the Harrier with a panoramic sunroof, which can be operated with voice commands. Even the front fog lamps get cornering function, auto LED projector headlamps, and rain-sensing wipers. Negatives: The wireless charging pad inside is still a little tricky to operate. The touch panel on the dashboard needs to provide some feedback for better operability. Read more

Positives: The Harrier's DRLs get turn indicators with a sequential motion and an attractive centre position lamp. Customers can choose a dual-tone roof and stylish 16-, 17-, or 18-inch alloy wheels. Prospective buyers can even opt from different cabin colour options, which match the version, exterior paint, and mood lighting. Another USP is the jewelled terrain mode selector, which looks classy and ups the premium feel inside. Standing apart is the 'Dark' edition with a ‘Blackstone’ matrix dashboard, ‘Blackstone’ interior theme, #DARK badge, and 19-inch Blackstone alloys. Negatives: Some sections lower down in the Harrier’s cabin have a few rough edges here and there. Read more

Positives: The Harrier has been bestowed the highest five-star safety crash rating from the NCAP authorities. The SUV features up to seven airbags (six are standard) and three-point seat belts for all passengers. Even in terms of tech, there's a 360-degree camera, front/rear parking sensors, TPMS, and ADAS. Read more

The Harrier gets a 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel Kryotec engine that pumps out 168 bhp and 350Nm. It can be had with a six-speed manual or six-speed automatic (TC) transmission options. This FWD SUV has an ARAI rated mileage of 16.8kmpl and a range of 840km (claimed). Key Specifications: Fuel Type Diesel Engine 1956 cc Turbocharged Transmission Manual & Automatic (TC) Mileage (User Reported) 16 kmpl Power 168 bhp Torque 350 Nm Read more