Tata Harrier news

While all three SUVs here get a 5-star rating in both adult and child occupant protection, a closer look at the scores reveals some interesting details

Of the eight internal combustion engine (ICE) cars in Tata’s portfolio, four models – including the Altroz and Nexon – are now more affordable with a price slash of over Rs 1 lakh

Tata cars entered South Africa, Mahindra BE 6 Batman Edition’s availability increased, and a Maruti crossover hit a milestone and there are more interesting updates to look up to

The newly launched Tata Harrier Adventure X Plus is priced almost at par with the Platinum trim of the Hyundai Alcazar. We have hence compared the two to see which variant comes out on top

The Harrier, Punch and Tiago get the same engine options as the India-spec models, excluding CNG options; however, the Curvv is being offered only with the more powerful turbo-petrol unit

These Onam offers only applicable on all Tata cars except the Tigor EV till September 30 and are available exclusively for customers based in Kerala

Besides new variants, special edition, new colour options and a Toyota milestone, VinFast has opened their first ever manufacturing plant in India

With nearly similar prices, the Harrier Adventure X looks poised to give a tough fight to the Creta SX (O) variant. We check out how the two variants fare, at least on paper

While most of the Tata cars are available in a month or two across the top cities, some of the models are available for delivery in around two weeks in Hyderabad, Lucknow, Thane, and Surat

The Adventure X and Adventure X Plus variants of the Harrier have no design differences, but the latter gets some added safety features

The Adventure X and Adventure X Plus are the new variants added to the Harrier’s lineup

Along with the introduction of new Adventure X variants, Tata Motors has also rejigged the variant lineup of both SUVs

Should you pick the Harrier EV’s top-spec RWD variant over the standard Harrier’s flagship diesel-automatic variant? We answer that in this report

While the Harrier EV has been crash tested recently, the Harrier was the first car to be tested by Bharat NCAP. Both get a 5-star safety rating, but we take a look at which is better

While multiple exciting new luxury launches took place, the past week’s spotlight was attracted by the two Maruti cars for their impressive performance in the Bharat NCAP crash test
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