By Zephyr Designz, known for their imaginative automotive concepts, has once again captivated enthusiasts with their latest creation – the Tata Harrier Wide Body Concept, playfully dubbed the “Thicc Harrier.” The design firm, recognized for its previous notable works such as the XL6 4X4 concept render and Verna wide body renders, continues to push boundaries by exploring wide body concepts that offer a unique perspective on car design. The Harrier Wide Body Concept retains the essence of the recently launched Harrier facelift but introduces a plethora of distinctive design elements.
Unlike traditional wide-body modifications, Zephyr Designz seamlessly integrates the wide-body effect into the overall design, avoiding a superficial appearance. Notable enhancements include beefier front fenders and a sportier front bumper, providing the Harrier with an appealing and sleeker aesthetic. While the front fascia maintains similarities with the stock Harrier, Zephyr Designz takes creative liberties to infuse a sportier vibe. The reduction of shiny elements to the Tata Motors logo contributes to the overall minimalist yet captivating look.
Imaginative suggestions, such as replacing the Tata logo with classic TATA lettering and incorporating gloss Black elements on the lower part of the doors, hint at potential refinements to further enhance the visual appeal. Underneath, the Harrier Wide Body Concept transforms with sporty suspension upgrades and Vorsteiner VFF 107 wheels in a striking black finish, wrapped in robust Advan Neova tires. This modification not only provides a slammed appearance but also elevates the SUV’s stance, creating a visually compelling sports car aesthetic.
The rear of the Thicc Harrier continues the visual feast with a sporty diffuser housing a chrome-tipped quad exhaust setup. A vertical LED light bar in the middle adds a touch of modernity, while the rear quarter panels exhibit sharper lines, injecting character into the design. The candy Yellow colour chosen by Zephyr Designz enhances the youthfulness of the Harrier, transforming it from a robust, tall-riding SUV into an eye-catching and alluring vehicle. This imaginative rendering offers a fresh perspective on what a Harrier with a wider stance could look like.
