Tata Harrier complete specifications, features and equipment list revealed!

Tata Harrier has been finally revealed at its ongoing media drive. The complete list of specifications, features and other equipment is out! The prices will be out in January 2019. 

After numerous teasers, Tata Motors has finally unveiled its flagship SUV in India. Tata Harrier has been unveiled at the ongoing media drive, which is happening in Jodhpur.

The specifications, features, dimensions and other equipment are out. Now remains the pricing of the SUV, which will come in January 2019.

Harrier gets many premium features, putting itself as a good choice in its segment. However, it comes without an AWD or 4WD drivetrain, making it lose some points.

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The fully-grown SUV was first showcased at the 2018 Auto Expo and here in its production form, it looks very identical.

Expected Price

Tata Motors has confirmed that Harrier will be priced around Rs 16-21 Lakhs on-road. Likewise, the ex-showroom prices will be around Rs 14 Lakhs to Rs 19 Lakhs.

Engine

As revealed earlier, Tata Harrier will get a 2.0 Litre KYROTEC diesel engine. It produces 140 BHP and 350 Nm of peak torque. For transmission purposes, it uses a 6-speed manual gearbox.

The engine is a rebadged version of Fiat 2.0 Litre Multijet engine but its gains Variable Geometry Turbocharger. VGT system helps in delivering generous torque at the lower and mid-ranges.

There is no automatic transmission unit available as of now. Neither is this SUV available with a 4×4 drivetrain. Both of these are going to come at the time of the launch of the 7-seater iteration.

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Mileage

As per our expectations, Tata Harrier will deliver a mileage of around 11-12 kmpl in real-world conditions.

Variants

Harrier will come in 4 variants, which include:

1. XE
2. XM
3. XT
4. XZ

Features

• Xenon HID Projector headlamps
• Front fog lamps with cornering function
• An 8.8-inch touchscreen infotainment system
• Nine JBL Speaker setup
• A 7-inch digital instrument display
• Terrain Response modes (Normal, Wet and Rough)
• Cruise Control
• Automatic Headlamps and Wipers
• Cooled storage under the front centre armrest
• 8-way adjustable driver’s seat
• Push-button start
• Video playback and image display via USB
• Voice recognition and SMS readout
• Puddle lamps
• Rear AC Vents
• 60:40 split folding seats

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Safety Features

• Dual Airbags with ABS, EBD, Parking Sensors and Central Locking as standard fitment
• Reverse camera
• Six airbags (Driver, Co-Driver, Seat Side & Curtain)
• ESP
• Isofix child seat mounts
• Hill-hold and hill-descent control
• Roll-over mitigation
• Corner stability control
• Traction control
• Hydraulic brake assist

Interiors

Inside the cabin, Harrier gets a Black coloured dashboard theme and oak wood finish on the dashboard. There are Silver accents running below the dashboard.

It gets quilted Nappa Leather seats with some leather finishes on the door handles. The steering wheel and gear knob also get leather wrapping.

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Exteriors

Harrier gets Tata’s new honeycomb mesh grille with the LED DRLs in it. The headlamps are placed on either side of the grille in the housing cover that also has the front fog lamps.

It gets black body cladding around the body doubled up with skid plates at the front and rear. It gets high wheel arches.

At the rear, it gets large wraparound LED tail lamps with a glossy line flowing between the tail lights. It gets a silver chrome Harrier logo on the boot.

Dimensions

Competition

Lastly, competition is what matters a lot. Harrier receives competition from Jeep Compass, Mahindra XUV 500 and Hyundai Creta.

For the Jeep Compass, you will have to stretch out a bit extra. But the size and specs put it in the same league. Compass offers more off-roading features and dynamics than Harrier.

XUV 500 fits as an ideal competitor, because of a similar pricing. XUV 500 also comes with a similar feature list with an exception of Electric Sunroof, which Harrier does not get. It also offers AWD powertrain in the top-end variant.

Hyundai Creta falls a bit short in the pricing range when compared to Tata Harrier. Creta also offers a similar feature list, but some additional segment first features to give it an edge.

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