Tata Motors Harrier (2018 - present)

The Tata Motors Harrier (2018 - present) is available in 1 trims producing 140 to 140 hp.

Power: 140 hp
0–100: —
Fuel economy: —
Cargo: 425 l

Harrier Trims

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Trims and engine versions — Tata Motors Harrier
Trim	Fuel	Power	Torque	0–100	Top speed	Fuel economy	CO2	Select
2.0L Turbo 6MT RWD (140 HP)	Diesel	140 hp	350 Nm	—	—	—	—

Fuel economy and CO2 follow the stated test cycle. Manufacturer figures; deviations per market and option pack are possible.

Is Tata Motors Harrier a good choice against other models?

Average across every Tata Motors Harrier trim, compared with 5,860 trims of other cars from the 2015–2021 period.

Is Tata Motors Harrier a good choice against other models?
Measure	This model	Average	Position
Power	140 hp	233 hp	better than 27%
Torque	350 Nm	370 Nm	better than 50%
Cargo volume	425 l	499 l	better than 39%

Percentages show the share of trims from the same period this model beats on that measure. Manufacturer figures.

Not stated by the manufacturer: top speed, acceleration 0–100 km/h, combined consumption, co2 emissions and unladen weight. Those measures are left out of the comparison.

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About Tata Motors Harrier

The compact SUV Tata Harrier made its world debut in 2019 and it is a big step forward for the Indian manufacturer. A pleasant surprise into a crowded market, but unfortunately, the Harrier doesn't leave India, though it might have had a big impact on the European market.

The 4.6-meter (181-in) long SUV promises to accommodate up to five people and 425 liters (15 cu-ft) of luggage, but it can extend to almost double that, with the rear seats folded down: 810 liters (28.6 cu-ft).

Big surprises are on the inside, where the Indian company has tried to do bold moves, with a wooden covered dashboard, leather seats, and an up-to-date instrument cluster and infotainment system. Customers will have up to three USB ports in front and rear. As expected, the touch-screen floating-type display mounted on top of the dashboard supports both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.

Technologically speaking, Tata made a big step forward with a new platform architecture, which is called the OMEGA (Optimal Modular Efficient Global Advanced Architecture). It is based on high-strength steel and a unibody safety cell.

The Tata Harrier is offered with a 2.0-liter turbodiesel engine, which offers 170 HP. Depending on the trim level, this can be coupled either with a 6-speed automatic transmission or with a 6-speed manual transmission. Both variants are front-wheel driven and there is no option for an AWD system.