Tata Harrier for Rent in Goa With Driver & Self Drive Facility

Do you want to hire Tata Harrier for rent in Jaipur? Book on RentsPe right now. Originally introduced in January 2019, the Tata Harrier has been among the most often used mid-sized SUV available on the Indian market. October 2023 saw the SUV get its first significant mid-life make-over. In 2025 it will also get an electric derivative. The new Harrier has a redesigned look and an all-new interior with various modern high-end elements. One single 2.0-litre, 4-cylinder, turbocharged diesel engine powers the Tata Harrier SUV. Consumers have choices for gearboxes both manually and automatically. Designed and built on the OmegaArc platform, essentially a re-engineered variation of the Jaguar Land Rover D8 architecture, this C-segment SUV is The new Harrier comes loaded with several new technologies, which makes it more competitive against its rivals. Tata Harrier Key Features LED projector headlamps, LED tail-lamps, LED fog lamps Mood lighting, a 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment unit Touch-based panel for the HVAC controls 10.25-inch digital instrument console Dual-zone climate control, 360-degree camera. LED projector headlights, LED fog lamps, LED tail-lamps, LED turn indicators comprise the SUV's LED lighting system. Based on the model, the SUV comes with two touchscreen infotainment choices: 10.25-inch and 12.3-inch. The Tata Harrier has a redesigned two-spoke steering wheel with illuminated Tata logo, a rotary knob drive selector with a digital display, dual-zone temperature control, powered driver's seat, JBL sound system, panoramic sunroof and others on its 10.25-inch digital instrument panel. Designed on the Optimal Modular Efficient Global Advanced Architecture of the brand, which Land Rover's D8 platform derives, the new Harrier is The SUV has a length of 4,605mm, width of 1,922mm (without ORVM) and height of 1,718mm. Its 2,741mm long wheelbase guarantees outstanding room for all passengers and a big trunk area. With all five seats in place, the SUV has 445-literre baggage capacity. Folding the rear seat will help you to enlarge the trunk area to 815-litres. The new Harrier has a fresh front fascia with a split headlight design and a redesigned grille with chrome treatment. Overlooking the top grille is a full-width LED light bar. A gloss black strip separates a new front bumper into two halves. The lower bumper has glossy black finish and greater air-intake. While the LED DRLs are positioned on top, the primary headlight unit rests on the lower bumper. The side profile looks exactly like the original; save from the newly designed 18 and 19-inch alloy wheels. Only Dark edition models of the 19-inch alloys are available. The new Harrier in the rear has redesigned bumper and fresh LED lighting components for the tail-lamp housing. Tata Harrier Interior The new Harrier interior boasts significant modifications in terms of fresh materials on many body panels and new functionality. The dashboard now has many trims including gloss black surfaces and a textured top panel rather than the fake wood trim. Its leatherette cushioning is contrastingly stitched. On the dashboard is a thin strip of LED ambient light. While the higher models have a 12.3-inch freestanding touchscreen display, the entry-level versions use a 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment device. Right under the central air condition vents is a touch-based panel. This panel serves additional purposes as well as air conditioning control system. These days, a traditional gear lever replaces the rotary dial for gear changes. It receives a fresh 10.25-inch digital instrument console with numerous information display including ADAS capabilities. A new twin-spoke steering wheel with a lit Tata Motors logo The drive selector is found in a rotary knob with a digital display. A dual-zone temperature control, 10-speaker JBL-sound system, 360-degree surround view camera, panoramic sunroof, electrically adjustable driver's seat and others are additional major upgrades. Given a 5 star crash test certification from GNCAP, the new Harrier is among the safest SUVs now available in our nation. Up to seven airbags, ABS with EBD and braking assist, tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS), three-point ELR seat belt for every passenger, and electronic stability program (ESP) equip the SUV. Along with hill-hold control and others, the SUV has a 360-degree surround vision camera. The new Tata Harrier comes with ADAS, or advanced driver assistance system. Adaptive cruise control, autonomous emergency braking, forward collision warning, rear collision warning, traffic sign recognition, high beam assist, lane departure warning, blind spot detection, lane change alert, rear cross traffic alert and door open alert is what the ADAS tech provides. Tata Harrier Price and Variations There are 25 variations overall and five trim levels for the Harrier. Starting at Rs 14.99 lakh, the new Tata Harrier runs up to Rs 25.89 lakh for the top-end model (ex-showroom). Engine Specifications The same 2.0-lit 4-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine driving the Safari also drives the new Tata Harrier. With a peak torque of 350Nm between 1,750 and 2,500 rpm and 167.6bhp of power output at 3,750 rpm, this Fiat-sourced turbo diesel engine is competent Either a 6-speed manual or automatic gearbox is matched to the powerplant. Hyundai sources the automatic gearbox on demand. Three terrain response settings - Normal, Rough and Wet - accompany the new Harrier as well. Moreover, the SUV has three driving modes: Eco, City, and Sports. Claimed to be modified for the new model to provide improved driving experience on our roads is the suspension system. Tata Harrier Mileage: 16.8kmpl fuel efficiency reported from the Harrier diesel manual is ARAI certified. The Harrier diesel automatic, on the other hand, returns 14.6 kmpl. Competition Check The new Tata Harrier directly challenges the likes of the Mahindra XUV700, Mahindra Scorpio N, MG Hector and Jeep Compass. It also questions the higher-spec models of the Kia Seltos, VW Tagyn and the Hyundai Creta.