By Tata dealerships have begun unofficially accepting bookings for the upcoming Tata Harrier and Safari facelifts. These highly anticipated SUVs can now be reserved with a token amount of Rs. 21,000 for the Harrier facelift and Rs. 25,000 for the Safari facelift. The test mules of both the Tata Safari and Harrier facelifts have been spotted undergoing rigorous testing across various terrains in India, fueling the anticipation for their official launches. In terms of design, the facelifted Harrier and Safari are expected to receive substantial updates, including refreshed front and rear bumpers, a revised grille, a striking full-width LED light bar, and connected taillights featuring sequential turn indicators. The SUVs will also showcase redesigned alloy wheels, enhancing their overall appeal.
Stepping inside the updated Harrier and Safari, enthusiasts can look forward to a cabin inspired by the futuristic Curvv Concept and drawing from the recently launched Nexon facelift. While both models already come generously equipped with features like a 360-degree surround camera and a 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system, the facelifted versions are likely to introduce several enhancements. These may include a new two-spoke steering wheel with an illuminated logo, an all-digital instrument cluster with navigation support, a redesigned center console featuring a new gear lever, touch-based HVAC controls, a larger touchscreen infotainment system, and fresh leatherette upholstery.
Under the hood, the Tata Harrier and Safari facelifts will continue to be powered by the proven 2.0-liter Kryotec diesel engine, which can be paired with either a six-speed manual or an automatic torque converter unit. Additionally, Tata is rumored to introduce a new turbo-petrol powertrain option, expanding the choices available to prospective buyers. With these upcoming facelifts, Tata Motors is set to raise the bar in the highly competitive SUV segment, offering customers an enticing blend of modern design, advanced technology, and reliable performance. The unofficial bookings for the Tata Harrier and Safari facelifts signal the growing excitement among SUV enthusiasts, and the official launches are eagerly awaited to see these updates in action on Indian roads.
