Tata Harrier is available in both petrol and diesel models now. Though both diesel and petrol powertrains are offered as Front Wheel Drive (FWD) cars, they are equipped with terrain response and multi-drive modes. The EV models of Harrier are also equipped with the Transparent Mode that lets the driver see things beneath the car for a more controlled and precise driving experience while navigating through challenging terrains. More details about the exterior, interior, safety, and performance of this car have been shared below.
Exterior4/5
Design
4/5
Paint Quality
4/5
Panel Gaps
4/5
Interior4/5
Design
4/5
Space
4/5
Comfort
4/5
Safety4/5
No. of Airbags
5
Features
4/5
Performance4/5
Stability
4/5
Eng. Response
4/5
Clutch & Gears
4/5
Verdict
Tata Harrier is a perfect car to buy for families looking for a dependable car for their short trips and long journeys. It is equipped with a comprehensive set of safety features and its tough build quality along with terrain response modes make it capable of handling all types of roads and conditions. The fit and finish of certain models can be ordinary and this is one area where Tata Motors has to really work on. Apart from that, there is nothing to complain about this majestic beast.
Who should buy a Tata Harrier
If you need a car with dominating road presence and muscular appearance, Harrier is perhaps one of the best options. Its spacious and roomy interiors make it a comfortable car for long journeys. The seats are well-cushioned and front seats even come with ventilation function which is a much-needed thing during summer. Performance enthusiasts will also love this car and they can also pick the EV version of Harrier that is tuned for sporty driving dynamics and long range.
Pros of Tata Harrier
Bulky size and dominating road presence
Suspension is tuned for Indian road conditions
Level 2 ADAS safety features
High-quality sound system from JBL
Cons of Tata Harrier
Fit-and-finish is not as expected in some models
The diesel variants feel noisy at higher RPMs
Software glitches are common for touchscreen infotainment system
