Car Overview

Latest Update: Tata Motors is developing a 1.6-litre petrol engine to be offered with the Harrier, which is only available with a diesel right now. Read in detail here. Tata Harrier Variants and Price: Tata has introduced the Harrier in four variants: XE, XM, XT and XZ. It is priced between Rs 12.69 lakh and Rs 16.25 lakh (ex-showroom New Delhi). You can read the variant-wise breakdown and which one we’d recommend here. Tata Harrier Powertrain: The Harrier is powered by a 2.0-litre 4-cylinder turbo-diesel engine that churns out 140PS of power and 350Nm of torque. It is the same engine under the bonnet of the Jeep Compass, where it is tuned for more power. Currently, Tata only offers a 6-speed manual transmission  that sends powers to the front wheels of the Harrier. A 4x4 model is not to be expected anytime soon but an automatic gearbox option with a 6-speed torque converter will be available around mid-2019. The Harrier also comes with driving modes (Eco, City and Sport) and multiple terrain response modes (Normal, Wet and Rough) in the top-spec XZ variant. Tata Harrier Features: Tata has packed the Harrier with a host of features though most of them are offered on the top-end variant only, specially safety features like 6 airbags, traction control, ISOFIX child seat anchors, rollover mitigation control and electronic stability control. An 8.8-inch touchscreen infotainment system takes centrestage while a 7-inch multi-info display in the instrument cluster works in tandem with the infotainment system and displays navigation info, music, tripmeter and tachometer. Apart from these, a cooled storage compartment is also present underneath the front armrest and passengers in the rear get individual spaces to stow away their mobile phones. LED elements and projector headlamps are also on offer. Unlike its rivals the Harrier doesn’t get a sunroof, although it was a part of the feature list on the original H5X concept on which the Harrier is based. Tata Harrier Rivals: The Harrier takes on the high-spec variants of the Hyundai Creta and the low/mid-spec variants of the Jeep Compass, and the upcoming MG Hector when it is launched in India this month.