In order to pose a stiff challenge to the competition, Tata Motors is planning to launch the facelifted version of the already popular Harrier SUV.
In this video, we take a look at the changes that the Tata Harrier facelift model could come with. The new SUV has been testing for a while now. Hence, it isn’t a surprise anymore. But it will be pleasantly exciting to see the changes that will be available on the upcoming Harrier. Here is the list of all these changes that might make it to the final product.
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- 4×4 Drivetrain – With the aim of rivalling the popular Mahindra XUV700, we might finally see the Harrier with a 4×4 drivetrain. Off-roading enthusiasts certainly would love this feature in an SUV to take on the tough conditions and rugged use.
- Smooth Gearbox – Many owners had complained about the clutch being too heavy. Taking that feedback, we might see the gearbox and clutch get a bit smoother so that the city drive could become easier.
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- New Infotainment System – Another complaint that the Harrier owners have is the quality and size of the infotainment system. At the moment, it is a small unit with a sluggish interface. However, with the new Harrier, we might see a 10 or 12-inch touchscreen with a smooth interface and connected car tech functions. This could also incorporate a 360-degree camera.
- Convenience Features – While the bigger Safari gets ventilated seats, the Harrier doesn’t. It is a prominent and useful feature to beat the summer heat in our country. That might also change with the facelift. In addition to that, there could also be the inclusion of an electric tailgate and rear disc brakes.
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- ADAS Functions – ADAS is becoming a norm these days, especially in this segment of cars. The XUV700 famously offers Level 2 autonomous functions and the new Harrier might offer the same to attract tech-savvy potential owners.
- New Exterior Styling – As is the case with every facelift, there will be changes to the already bold exterior. We could see redesigned headlamps and sporty elements to accentuate the SUV stance of the Harrier.
- Powertrain – Though Tata has not confirmed anything yet, the rumour mill thinks that the new Harrier could even come powered by a petrol engine to bring down the prices. Also, the XUV700 is offered in both variants. The launch is likely to take place in the first quarter of 2023.
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