Tata Harrier
Tata Harrier is a 5-seater SUV available at a starting price of Rs. 14 Lakh. The car is available in 23 variants, with 1 engine and 2 transmission option. Additionally, Harrier offers a Ground Clearance measurement of 205 mm and a Boot capacity of 445 liters. You can choose from 4 colors for the Harrier. The mileage...
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What's New on Tata Harrier?
Introduction

- Tata Motors gave a mid-life refresh to its popular mid-size SUV, the Harrier, in late 2023.
- This update gave the SUV a much-needed update ever since it was first introduced in India.
- As of late 2025, the brand retails this SUV with only a diesel powertrain, which will change soon.
- The company will introduce a petrol version to compete with the Creta and Grand Vitara alongside the EV derivative launch timeline.
- But for now, prospective buyers can expect a well-packaged diesel mid-size SUV.
Exterior

- The exterior highlights of the current Harrier include new LED bars at the front and rear and tweaked bumpers.
- Up front is a new grille and LED headlamps that are now placed in the corner of the front bumpers.
- The silhouette of the car remains almost identical to the original Harrier, but it now rides on 19-inch alloy wheels.
- Otherwise, the most prominent change at the back is the 'Harrier' lettering along with new LED taillamps.
- As for the special editions, each come in a unique colour and embellishments to provide some exclusivity to a buyer.
Interior

- The current Harrier is a facelifted version, and its cabin received a major overhaul.
- The top-spec variants boast a dual-tone interior theme along with a 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment screen with wireless mobile connectivity.
- A fully digital instrument cluster comes with a new interface and can be customised according to the driver's choice.
- The old aircon control panel is now replaced by a touchscreen unit with two toggle switches.
- Moreover, the SUV now boasts an illuminated panoramic sunroof and ambient lighting.
- It also gets a JLR-inspired gear knob, JBL-sourced speaker with in-built subwoofer, air purifier, rotary dial for drive modes, and a wireless charger.
- The Harrier SUV has already scored a five-star safety rating in the global NCAP crash test.
- On the safety front, it comes equipped with seven airbags, advanced electronic stability program, ADAS with 11 safety functions, and a tyre pressure monitoring system.
Powertrain

- Tata Motors has not made any mechanical changes to the facelifted Harrier.
- It continues to be powered by a 2.0-litre diesel engine.
- This oil burner churns out 170bhp and 350Nm of torque.
- The power is sent only to the front wheels via a six-speed manual gearbox or a six-speed torque converter.
- Recently, the carmaker has introduced the Harrier EV and soon there will also be a petrol Harrier.
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Tata Harrier Price List (Variant Wise)
Tata Harrier Ex-Showroom price ranges from ₹ 17.56 to 28.74 Lakh. Tata offers Harrier in 31 variants. The top variant of Harrier is Fearless Plus Stealth Edition AT and the base variant is Smart.
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Expert Review on Tata Harrier
- Expert Rating
7.9/10
- Safety7.75Comfort7.5Styling9Merit / USP8Significance8Value for Money7.5
The 2023 Tata Harrier facelift brings a fresh look and improved tech to one of India’s popular mid-size SUVs. First launched in 2019, the Harrier has garnered a loyal following, with Tata selling over 100,000 units in just four years. The facelift builds on this success, introducing significant upgrades both inside and out. Key changes include a bolder design, advanced infotainment features, and additional premium comforts, aimed at keeping the Harrier competitive in a rapidly evolving segment(Tata Harrier).
The new Tata Harrier facelift sports an updated, more aggressive design that enhances its road presence.

Exterior Highlights:
- Sunlit Yellow Color: Exclusive to the top-end Fearless persona, this bold color is paired with a contrast black roof, adding flair.
- Front Fascia: Features a split parametric grille with 3D silver inserts and a pair of sleek Bi-LED projector headlamps with LED DRLs. This combination makes the Harrier look both modern and imposing(Tata Harrier).
- 18-inch Alloy Wheels: Now equipped with aero inserts for better aerodynamics.
- Rear Design: Updated connected LED taillights and a sporty bumper complete the look.

Personas: In line with Tata’s new strategy, the Harrier is offered in multiple personas—Fearless, Smart, Pure, and Adventure each with unique styling elements and features.
The Harrier’s design continues to exude confidence, making it a head-turner whether in the city or on highways.

Pros
- The new design is bold and eye-catching, particularly with the addition of the Sunlit Yellow color exclusive to the Fearless trim.
- It comes loaded with tech features like a 12.3-inch touchscreen, a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster, wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, and a 10-speaker JBL sound system.
- Safety has been enhanced with 6 airbags, ADAS features, and standard electronic stability control, making it a well-rounded package for its segment.
Cons
- The electronic parking brake can be cumbersome, especially in the manual variant, where it automatically engages and can disrupt driving flow in traffic.
- No significant changes to the engine, which means performance remains the same with noticeable turbo lag at lower revs.
- Some issues with feature execution, such as the sunroof mechanism and a lack of USB-C ports, slightly detract from the premium feel.
Verdict
The 2023 Tata Harrier Facelift brings substantial upgrades in style, technology, and safety, offering a more premium experience than its predecessor. While there are some minor inconveniences in functionality, the overall package remains strong, making it a compelling choice for buyers seeking a stylish, tech-savvy SUV in the mid-size segment.
Tata Harrier Mileage
Tata Harrier mileage is 14 to 16 KM/L as per ARAI The Manual Diesel engine has a mileage of 16.8 KM/L. The Automatic Diesel engine has a mileage of 14.6 KM/L.
| Fuel Type | Transmission | Mileage | City Mileage | Highway Mileage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Diesel | Manual | 16.8 KM/L | 14 KM/L | 18 KM/L |
| Diesel | Automatic | 14.6 KM/L | 14 KM/L | 18 KM/L |


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- Dreamland harrier5.0XE BS IV(Diesel)PerformanceMileageComfortCost of OwnershipValue for MoneySafetyStylingSales SupportBest car in history of tata carsBy Ramjat ChoudharyPosted on: Dec 21, 2019 07:25 PM12421
- Furstrated and dissatisfied1.0XZ BS IV(Diesel)PerformanceMileageComfortCost of OwnershipValue for MoneySafetyStylingSales Supportam Vishnu from bangalore I have purchased a New Tata Harrier XZ Car from Kropex Auto Pvt Ltd, Hosur Road Showroom on 13.06.2019. I regret to inform that on 11.09.2019 around 9:00 Am , we noticed that heavy white smoke coming from Engine while driving on Electronic City flyover. Immediately we stopped the vehicle and informed to Kropex sevice center and Highway Patrol. The Tata Road side assistance Boy came and informed us to leave the vehicle in kropex Service center in order to check the problem. The car was in Kropex Service center for 2 days on 11.09.2019 and 12.09.2019 . I was informed that there was a problem in the clutch plates and were replaced. Meanwhile 2nd free service was also done during this same time. We got our vehicle delivered on 13.09.2019 evening after confirmation that the problem was attended and resolved and also 2nd free servicing. The car was taken out only on 14.09.2019 evening for a drive after it returned from servicing on 13.09.2019 evening. Yet again the same problem arised on 14.09.2019 evening around 7.00 PM near Attibele Toll gate . The clutch and gear got jammed and heavy smoke came out from the engine. All the family members were in the car. Immediately all came out and parked vehicle. The issue was again informed to Kropex Service and also complained to Tata Customer care regarding the same. There was a heavy smoke coming out from engine continuously till 30 mins. The road side assistance person arrived after 1.30 hours of informing the issue and has taken the vehicle again for checking the problem. The same issue has happened again which only means that there is a lacuna in addressing and resolving the issue which had happened on 11.09.2019. We can come to conclusion that nothing had been resolved during the 2 days 11.09.2019 and 12.09.2019 wherein the car was at service center only. It is really shocking to me and my family members , and are fearing about travelling in this car. It is a brand new car and hardly 3 months old which is purchased on a loan. I am mentally distressed due to the above issue . We had our plans for long weekend trips . But in case the same issue happens in middle of journey , it ruins the entire peace of family. Also our time is wasted due to the follow ups for resolving and addressing the issue. I am very disappointed ,dissatisfied and deeply regret for having bought this car.By VishnuPosted on: Jan 01, 2020 06:57 PM498
- Shocking / Suspension Problem Bhopal1.0XZ BS IV(Diesel)PerformanceMileageComfortCost of OwnershipValue for MoneySafetyStylingSales SupportDear On ( 16-05-2019 ) i purchased a brand new ( Tata harrier xz 2019 make -veer motor , chunna bhatti bhopal, madhya pradesh ) from u .upon driving the car ,after 7 months i discovered ( suspension is not working properly and some oil leakage from suspension chamber ) I am very disappointed and shocked from what happened and i find the situation very irritating . New cars are not simply do that . While I understood manufacturing errors do happen ,still i cant comprehend the fact that the car was not tested before handover .this is not the type of product i would have expected from a manufacturer of your size and reputation. I demand (replacement of car ,fixing of the problem ,refund etc ) compensation for the waste of time and my hard earned money . Enclose with this letter are copies of the registration card and other related documents for your reference . My expectation are high ,please don’t disappoint me again . Awaiting your reply and action Regards Deepak mishra Address-b 303 yashoda parishar kolar road bhopalBy Deepak MishraPosted on: Feb 03, 2020 06:27 PM3611
- BEWARE!!DON'T BUY Tata Harrier (MUST READ)1.0XZ BS IV(Diesel)PerformanceMileageComfortCost of OwnershipValue for MoneySafetyStylingSales SupportI am Vipin Kumar Mittal. I purchased Tata harrier XZ from Malwa Automobiles, rohini Delhi. There are major manufacturing defects in Tata harrier which I have experienced while driving the car for 7000 kilometres. 1.The right hand side mirror is too big which blocks the view of the right side while turning right. I was about to meet accident many times. So turning right is very difficult in crowded areas. 2. The bonnet is too high which blocks front view. 3. The front USB port is hard-to-reach.Connecting charges is very difficult. 4. The USB port at the back is very low and hard to reach. 5. The Cruise turns off while driving many times. 6. Low speed at 2nd gear the car stops with a sudden jerk because of the presence of double freewheel . It was also given in Tata Aria which had the same problem which caused its failure 7. When we turn full left or right there is a strange sound and alignment problem. 8. There is a mismatch in the adjustment of 3 position headlamp and fog light. 9. The length of back seat is less and there's no sitting comfort. 10.The car is now giving an average of 12.6 kmpl with AC which is very low in long drives. Tata has no return policy and I am not at all satisfied with the car. There's a danger of meeting accidents due to these defects and Tata Motors will be responsible for this. I will put a banner on my car"I AM NOT SATISFIED WITH TATA HARRIER" front and back if Tata doesn't take the car back to let people know about the failures of this car. I will definitely go to the court to see you tata if the card is not taken back till 31st May.By Vipin Kumar MittalPosted on: Dec 26, 2019 07:01 PM3661
- Best SUV in this segment!!!5.0XZ BS IV(Diesel)PerformanceMileageComfortCost of OwnershipValue for MoneySafetyStylingSales SupportI have been waiting for this car since AutoExpo 2018. And I have become the 75th customer in entire country (and obviously in entire world) to buy this vehicle. But I have made inquiries into other cars in this segment. That is the competitors of Harrier. They are Jeep Compass and XUV 500. I have removed Hyundai Tucson from this list as it is heavily priced for the performance and features it provides. First I have eliminated XUV500. The car is extremely spacious and extremely light to handle easily. But I did not like 1. The looks of XUV500 W11, both exterior and interior compared to Harrier or Compass. 2. Sound system is pretty ordinary too, compared to Compass and Harrier. 3. The horse power is bit higher for XUV500 compared to Harrier (comes into play after a speed of 120kmph - which I have no intentions of crossing on Indian road conditions). 4. And it has got sunroof (which is awkwardly placed between the front and rear seats inaccessible to either row). 5. And it has got disc brakes for all wheels (which is not a necessity to me, until the braking does the sudden halts for me efficiently). Then I have had tough time to eliminate Jeep Compass. Because the built and looks of Compass are exceptionally great. The quality reminded me of Benz, BMW premium cars in terms of drive quality, NVH levels in cabin, suspension, heavy and safe feeling inside the car. Overall there are lots of premium touches for Compass.The reasons for eliminating Compass are: 1. The base variant Compass Sport on road price is 20.5 lakhs - the same price as top variant of Harrier XZ. 2. The safety features provided in Harrier like ESP, Corner stability, Roll over mitigation control, 6 air bags are provide in compass starting from Compass Limited 4x4 edition which is priced at 27 lakhs on road. 3. Even if I go with Compass Sport, basic requirements like good leather seats, reverse parking camera, reverse parking sensors, fog lamps, projector headlamps etc should be bought as additional accessories - despite shelling 20.5 lakhs. 4. Space of Compass is enough for 5 people, but the rear seats are uncomfortably vertical, causing pains and cramps in abdomen for a bit fat people on long drives. So I bought Harrier XZ and got it delivered on Feb 10th 2019 and roamed more than 5000 kms till date. The following are pros and cons I have observed. Pros: 1. The turning radius is very good. 2. The hydraulic steering gives wonderful control on the car. Even at low speeds, the steering is not heavy. 3. Very comfortable seats even for a huge person. For long drives these are very apt. 4. Excellent infotainment system. Sound system is extraordinary. The touch panel is very responsive and feather touch. Android Autoplay works brilliantly. The dashboard just behind steering is very helpful to check distance to empty, mileage the car is returning. 5. Air conditioning for both front and rear is brilliant. 6. Braking is excellent and adequate even in high speeds (though rear brakes are drum cylinder brakes). Had an unfortunate chance of testing Corner stability Program. A sudden turn by a biker on highway made me steer hard right. CSP immediatley kicked in and safely did the turn in opposite direction and turned me on to highway after crossing the obstacle. 7. ESP programs all are efficient and highly useful. Because of the drive modes, I have an experience of driving 3 different cars as economy mode converts the car engine power to 110 PS, city mode to 125 PS and Sport mode to 140 PS. 8. Enormous boot space - I have literally packed my family's (consists of 5 adults) entire clothes packed into the boot. Nothing more to say. Cons: 1. Front view of the car is bit dull and not so eye catching. The tata logo doesn't help much either to cotradict. The car catches eye only when the side or back of the car comes into view. 2. The right side ORVM clubbed with the A pillar creates a huge blindspot. Twice I almost had an accident, and once I gave a slight nudge to a scooterist. 3. The Xenon HID projector headlamps are very bright, but when faced with beam lights of opposite vehicles, some blindspots are created. Need extra LED lights to be installed if you are regular in driving on highways, which don't cover opposite vehicle beam lights. Overall Performance: The handling of the car in any road conditions is excellent in this price range. Whether it be braking, suspension or steering control, everything is exceptional about this car. Talk about comfort, and there is no better seating than Harrier (except of middle person in rear seat). The pickup of the car is magnificient in sport mode. Not so exciting in other driving modes. And coming to mileage, I have travelled from Vijayawada to Tirupati a distance of 450 kms and it cost me 30 litres of diesel at speeds of 120 kmph on highways. This care is built for long drives and it shows. After sale services: Surprised to say this, but the after sale service of Tata is very good. Very good is a huge leap from very bad in terms of servie of Tata in passenger vehicle segment. The approach to customer and his concerns has changed a lot. They have been provocative all the time in resolving small issues I had initially. And door delivery service, suggestions of what kind of service is apt for the car condition has been excellent so far. Overall, I am happy with customer service till date.By Nishanth ChPosted on: Dec 18, 2019 08:32 PM323
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C&B Expert Rating 7.9 | 7.5 | 8.3 | 7.5 | - | 7.5 |
Engine 1956 cc | 1451 CC | 2184 CC | 2499 CC | 2523 CC | 2523 CC |
Transmission Manual, Automatic | Manual | Manual | Manual | Manual | Manual |
Mileage 14 - 16 KM/L | 13.96 - 17.4 KM/L | 13 - 16.57 KM/L | 14 KM/L | 13.86 KM/L | 13 KM/L |
Fuel Type Diesel | Petrol, Diesel | Diesel | Diesel | Diesel | Diesel |
Seating Capacity 5 Seater | 5 Seater | 7 Seater | 2 Seater | 5 Seater | 2 Seater |
Fuel Tank Capacity 50.0 L | 60.0 L | 60.0 L | 55.0 L | 57.0 L | 60.0 L |
No of Variants 23 | 20 | 26 | 6 | 3 | 3 |
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Tata Harrier Price in Top Cities
| New Delhi | ₹ 16.27 Lakh |
| Mumbai | ₹ 16.48 Lakh |
| Bangalore | ₹ 16.90 Lakh |
| Hyderabad | ₹ 15.78 Lakh |
| Chennai | ₹ 17.04 Lakh |
| Kolkata | ₹ 14.86 Lakh |
| Pune | ₹ 16.48 Lakh |
| Mysore | ₹ 16.89 Lakh |
| Chandigarh | ₹ 15.91 Lakh |
| Ahmedabad | ₹ 15.36 Lakh |
| Lucknow | ₹ 15.91 Lakh |
| Allahabad | ₹ 15.91 Lakh |
| Agra | ₹ 15.91 Lakh |
| Jaipur | ₹ 15.63 Lakh |
| Nagpur | ₹ 16.47 Lakh |
| Bhubaneswar | ₹ 15.91 Lakh |
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