Tata Harrier and Safari Facelift Launched in India at Rs 15.49 Lakh & Rs 16.19 Lakh

Tata Motors on the back of the Nexon Facelift’s success has launched the Tata Harrier Facelift and Tata Safari Facelift in the country. Featuring an extensive exterior and interior refresh, the new models now starts at Rs 15.49 Lakh and Rs 16.19 Lakh (ex-showroom) respectively. Here is everything that has changed.

Tata Harrier and Safari Facelift: Persona and Price

Like the new Tata Nexon, the 2024 Harrier and Safari Facelift’s also adopts a Persona based nomenclature for the trim levels. The Tata Harrier is available in Smart, Pure, Adventure and Fearless Personas while the flagship Safari SUV is available in Smart, Pure. Adventure and a new Accomplished Persona. Higher trim levels come with Dark mode as an option at launch.

Here is a detailed Persona wise price list for the Tata Harrier:

Persona	Price
Smart	Rs 15.49 lakh
Pure	Rs 16.99 lakh
Pure+	Rs 18.69 lakh
Adventure	Rs 20.19 lakh
Adventure+	Rs 21.69 lakh
Fearless	Rs 22.99 lakh
Fearless+	Rs 24.49 lakh

Automatic variants and Dark variants are available from Pure+ persona starting at Rs 19.99 lakh (ex-showroom).

Here is a detailed Persona wise price list for the Tata Safari:

Persona	Price
Smart	Rs 16.19 lakh
Pure	Rs 17.69 lakh
Pure+	Rs 19.39 lakh
Adventure	Rs 20.99 lakh
Adventure+	Rs 22.49 lakh
Accomplished	Rs 23.99 lakh
Accomplished+	Rs 25.49 lakh

Automatic variants and Dark variants are available from Pure+ persona starting at Rs 20.69 lakh (ex-showroom).

Tata Harrier and Safari Facelift: Changes

In their latest iterations, both the Harrier and Safari have undergone significant changes both on the inside and the outside. On the outside, both models draw inspiration from the Tata Curvv concept showcased at the start of 2022. While the Harrier adopts a more dynamic and sporty design, the Safari replaces it for a more poised design that creates an impression of pride and confidence.

Characteristic elements on the outside include a new parametric grille, full-width LED light bar with dynamic swipe indicators at both the front and rear, a more muscular bumper housing the jewelled LED headlamps and large 19-inch alloy-wheels.

While the story on the outside is limited to minor cosmetic upgrades, the interiors tell a different story. The centre piece of the new cabin are the large screens – 12.3-inch for infotainment and 10.25-inch for the digital drivers displace featuring persona-based themes. Other new elements on the inside including ventilated seats, power adjust for the driver seat with memory function, dual-zone automatic AC, bejewelled rotary dial for selectable terrain modes, 10-speaker JBL sound system, rear door sunshades, powered tailgate with gesture function and a large panoramic sunroof with mood lighting.

Overall, the updates to the new SUVs has helped uplift their premium quotient and put up a strong case in their favour.

Tata Harrier and Safari Facelift: Powertrain

Despite featuring major overhaul, both the Tata Safari and the Tata Harrier are still based on the same OMEGA-Architecture derived from Land Rover’s D8 Platform. In terms of powertrain option, both models continue to come offered with FCA sourced 2.0-litre Kryotec diesel engine producing 170 bhp and 350 Nm paired to either a 6-speed manual or a 6-speed torque convertor automatic with shift-by-wire system and paddle shifter.

In additions to all these updates, the biggest change on the new Tata Harrier and Safari is the advancement in safety.  The cars now come offered with 6 airbags as standard (up to 7 on top variants), ABS with EBD, ESP, hill-hold control, electric power assisted steering, 360-degree surround view monitor, blind-spot monitoring, TPMS and a full ADAS suite. The new advanced suite includes features like Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop & Go function, Autonomous Emergency Braking, Forward & Rear Collision Warning, Lane Departure Warning, High Beam Assist and more.

All these enhancements now make the Tata Harrier and Safari the latest 5-start safety rated cars for both adult and child occupants in the country.

So, what do you think of the new Tata Harrier and Tata Safari? Let us know.