A Big Car Easy Drive
Tata HarrierEngine & Performance
Comfort
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Features
Design
Value for Money
Despite being a big SUV, Tata Harrier is surprisingly easy to drive in the city. The handling is smooth, and it feels light on the steering. It’s got a great balance of size, performance, and comfort. Very happy with my choice.
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Tata Harrier User Reviews & Ratings
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Steering Pulling Issue
Faced a slight left pulling issue since day 1. Alignment was done twice but still feels slightly off. Hope it gets fixed in next service.Read full Review
All rounder
The Tata Harrier remains one of the most stunning SUVs on Indian roads. Since its major facelift, it has evolved from being just a ‘tough’ SUV into a genuinely high-tech, premium machine. However, it still carries some of the classic Tata ‘character’—meaning it excels in most areas but may require a bit of patience in others.Read full Review
Good Visibility
Huge mirrors and high seating means you see everything. Blind spot monitor in the dash is a great touch. Very easy to drive in narrow streets.Read full Review
Clunky Gearbox
The manual gearbox feels a bit rubbery. Sometimes second gear is hard to slot. Tata should work on making the shifts smoother.Read full Review
Best Sound System
JBL speakers with subwoofer is insane. Don't need any aftermarket upgrades. Sound is clear even at high volumes. Truly a premium experience.Read full Review
Harrier Petrol Review
Picked the new petrol AT. It is very silent and vibration free. Mileage is around 11 kmpl. Performance is adequate for city and highway.Read full Review
Too many sensors
The parking sensors are very sensitive and keep beeping in traffic. It gets annoying sometimes. But I guess it is better than hitting something.Read full Review
Maintenance Cost
Paid around 12k for second service which is okay for a car of this size. Parts are not too expensive. Engine is reliable so far.Read full Review
Value for Money
For the price of a mid-spec Creta, I got a base Harrier which is much bigger and safer. If you want a proper SUV feel, go for this.Read full Review
Night Driving is easy
LED headlights have great throw and spread. Auto high beam feature is very useful on highways. Cabin lighting also feels very premium at night.Read full Review
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