Tata Motors just lately launched the brand new Red Dark Editions on the Nexon, Harrier and Safari SUVs. While the Nexon solely receives beauty updates on the Red Dark version, the Harrier and Safari Red Dark Editions get a bunch of latest options equivalent to ADAS and an improved 10.25-inch touchscreen. These new options have now been made obtainable on the common trims of the Harrier and Safari, however that has been accompanied by a worth hike. Bookings for the up to date Harrier and Safari are already underway.

1. Regular Harrier and Safari now get ADAS, bigger touchscreen
2. Prices for the Harrier have passed by Rs 5,000-7,000
3. Prices for the Safari have elevated by Rs 14,000-66,000

Tata Harrier, Safari: new ADAS tech, 10.25-inch touchscreen

Replacing the previous 8.8-inch touchscreen is a brand new Harman-sourced 10.25-inch touchscreen that has been made obtainable from the mid-spec XMS/XMAS trims on each the Harrier and Safari. Meanwhile, the decrease XM trim continues with a smaller 7.0-inch touchscreen, as earlier than.

This new display screen options a lot better graphics, an up to date interface and packs in new performance as properly. It now reveals local weather management data, automobile statistics and likewise serves as a show for the brand new 360-degree digital camera that is available in from the XZ+/XZA+ trims on each SUVs. Perhaps an important updates that the brand new display screen brings alongside is wi-fi connectivity for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, which now match your complete display screen – beforehand they had been wired and solely occupied a restricted portion of the display screen. The new system additionally provides voice instructions in six completely different languages. There’s additionally a brand new four-way power-adjustable co-driver seat and ambient lighting across the sunroof on the Safari, with each SUVs gaining reminiscence operate for his or her powered driver’s seat.

Elsewhere, Tata has added a brand new 7.0-inch digital instrument cluster on each the Harrier and Safari SUVs that are available in from the XZ/XZA trims. The new ADAS suite, nonetheless, is restricted to solely a newly launched top-spec XZA+(O) trim. It packs in options equivalent to Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB), ahead collision alert, lane departure warning, lane change help and site visitors signal recognition.

Tata Harrier, Safari: variants rejigged

Tata Motors has additionally taken this chance to reshuffle the variant line-up of each the Safari and Harrier SUVs. The following variants have been discontinued from the Harrier line-up: XT MT, XMA AT, all XZS/XZAS trims (dual-tone and Dark included). Tata has additionally discontinued the particular Jet and Kaziranga editions of the Harrier. There’s, nonetheless, a brand new XZA+(O) trim that has been added – one with the ADAS – that can also be obtainable in dual-tone, Dark and Red Dark Editions. Prices for the Harrier have gone up within the vary of Rs 5,000-7,000.

Similarly, for the Safari, Tata has discontinued the next variants: XT MT, XMA AT, all Jet, Kaziranga and Gold Edition fashions. The particular Adventure variant, nonetheless, has been retained on the Safari. Like the Harrier, the Safari additionally good points a brand new top-spec XZA+(O) trim with ADAS options that’s additionally obtainable in Adventure, Dark and Red Dark editions. Prices for the Safari have elevated by Rs 14,000-66,000.

Both SUVs stay mechanically unchanged, which suggests the Harrier and Safari proceed with the 170hp, 2.0-litre diesel engine that’s mated to both a 6-speed guide or a 6-speed computerized gearbox. Both powertrains had been just lately up to date to satisfy RDE and E20 fuel-compliance as properly. 

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