The Tata Harrier specifications centre on a torquey diesel and a strong new petrol. The 2.0 litre Kryotec diesel makes 168 bhp and a muscular 350 Nm. The 1.5 litre turbo petrol also makes 168 bhp, with 280 Nm and a smoother top end. Both suit relaxed cruising more than outright sprinting.
Both engines on the Tata Harrier specifications sheet offer a six speed manual or a six speed automatic. The diesel returns 16.8 kmpl in either gearbox, which is fair for its weight and size. Petrol economy figures are not published yet, so judge them qualitatively for now. The diesel remains the natural highway choice.
The body is large, at 4605 mm long and 1922 mm wide, on a 2741 mm wheelbase. That width gives the cabin its lounge like feel for five adults. The 445 litre boot handles family loads, and the 50 litre tank supports long touring between fills. The wide track adds stability at speed, and the long wheelbase smooths the ride.
Ground clearance sits at 205 mm, enough for rough rural roads and steep ramps. The tall seating gives a clear view over traffic, while soft trim lifts the cabin mood. A big touchscreen anchors the dashboard on higher trims, joined by a digital driver display.
Safety kit is comprehensive, with multiple airbags and driver aids climbing the range. Higher versions add a camera suite and more assistance features. To weigh what each engine and trim costs, check the Harrier price for your city before committing.
