[uday.ere]

Tata Harrier Automatic teased..

https://youtu.be/r-0GqUTQ1Oo

[mayank0782]

Originally Posted by uday.ere

Tata Harrier Automatic teased..

Eagerly awaited face lift. As highlighted in the TBHP official review, Harrier does have the potential to become a "Great SUV". Consolidating the wish list -

1. Sunroof - Confirmed
2. AT - Confirmed
3. 170 BHP Update - Highly Likely
4. New Steering - No news yet. (That horn pad looks out of place in the classy Harrier interior)
5. Connected Car Features - Highly Likely
6. Sort Out Niggles/Rough Edges - Possible.

Bonus - That gorgeous RED shade.

[Flash777]

Originally Posted by uday.ere

Tata Harrier Automatic teased..

Amazing News!!

This is the Harrier that should have already happened. But better late than never! They better go out all guns blazing.

That brilliant Red theme is striking!

[Skorp_Knight]

That AT gear lever looks a little tacky, tho it's a little too early to make any assumption.

[PrasunBannerjee]

Panoramic Sunroof teased as well

[uday.ere]

Originally Posted by PrasunBannerjee

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Link to the teaser video.

https://youtu.be/2kwROL5DW1M

[ihrishi]

Any idea when do the bookings commence? I'm already sold!

[carenthusiast]

I seriously hope these features makes it to the BS6 version:

1) Rear Disk Brakes.
2) Power bump to 170PS.
3) 18 inch wheels.
4) New steering wheel like the one in Altroz.
5) LED headlights and fog lamps.

[Shreyas_H]

Originally Posted by carenthusiast

I seriously hope these features makes it to the BS6 version:

1) Rear Disk Brakes.
2) Power bump to 170PS.
3) 18 inch wheels.
4) New steering wheel like the one in Altroz.
5) LED headlights and fog lamps.

I'm fairly sure that the 170PS power bump is now confirmed for the BS6 iteration of this engine.

Completely agree on the steering wheel, the horn pad looks dated and out of place! The Altroz steering looks much more classy.

Add another feature to your wish list - smaller ORVMs!

[TusharK]

Tata Harrier AT interior spied

Thanks to moderator moralfibre for sending these images in. Heartfelt gratitude for sharing them with other enthusiasts via this Team-BHP page!



A test mule of the Tata Harrier equipped with an automatic gearbox has been spotted at Nipani.



According to the spy images, the Harrier AT is likely to get a similar gear knob to the manual variant. The gear knob has silver detailing instead of the shift pattern graphic. The SUV has a 3-spoke multi-function steering wheel, a touchscreen infotainment head-unit and glossy black dashboard trim. It also has the circular drive mode selector and the pull-type hand brake.



The Harrier AT has light brown upholstery. The seats have adjustable lumbar support. The car also gets front and rear centre arm rests. The test mule was also sporting new dual-tone alloy wheels.



At present, the Harrier is offered with a 2.0-litre, 4-cylinder diesel engine. This engine produces 138 BHP @ 3,750 rpm and 350 Nm @ 1,750-2,500 rpm and is mated to a 6-speed manual gearbox.

Link to Team-BHP News

[sunilsoft]

Maybe it's just me but the picture of the test mule shows smaller orvms.

[sridharj77]

Originally Posted by TusharK

Tata Harrier AT interior spied

Thanks to moderator moralfibre for sending these images in. Heartfelt gratitude for sharing them with other enthusiasts via this Team-BHP page!

Long awaited news! Tata failed to read the market on this one and rushed it without AT.

On a related but different note, have the initial problems reported by team-bhp on the Harrier been sorted out with the newer cars?

Quick reference from the official review by Aditya:

"The niggles faced by us include the terrain response system going dead + engine modes not being selectable + ESP & hill-hold disabled, a malfunctioning smartkey (wouldn't open the tailgate), ICE head-unit going dead, speakers randomly going kaput, the MID clock getting stuck @ 11:38, steering-mounted button getting stuck, speedometer needle resting between 4 - 10 km/h (instead of 0 km/h), ORVMs not unfolding when the car was unlocked & engine started, a terribly unsorted steering at speed and some miscellaneous others"

I was very interested in booking the Harrier, but reading these problems made me postpone my decision.

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[Vid6639]

Originally Posted by sunilsoft

Maybe it's just me but the picture of the test mule shows smaller orvms.

Based on feedback the ORVM's were too large and had a huge blindspot that was literally scary and dangerous. They have fixed that in this update.

Sad to see Harrier gets the same terrible handbrake but the Gravitas scoop had electronic handbrake button.

Also the wheels seem same 17 inchers as someone mentioned earlier.

[Sandeep M]

Originally Posted by sridharj77

I was very interested in booking the Harrier, but reading these problems made me postpone my decision.

Quoting from Jattitude's ownership thread on his harrier :- https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/test-...arrier-xz.html (My dual-tone Tata Harrier XZ)

I had read in multiple forums that the Harriers manufactured post-July 2019 were a lot different and better when compared to the ones prior to July 2019.

During the last week of September 2019, we were offered a test drive of a Dark Harrier from the August 2019 batch and yes, the difference was apparent immediately. The rolling in the back seat was negligible and only on slow speeds. Steering was well-weighted at high speeds, but not Jeep/ Linea good. The gearbox is a bit notchy, but again way better than that on my Duster. Tata will be well served to launch an Auto gearbox soon. The clutch was much lighter than what my Duster had ever offered. The ride quality on the highway is impressive. It is a big car. The infotainment system did not act up during the test drives.

[moralfibre]

The other test mules spotted with the Harrier AT today. Looks like they were in for a long run. Most of the folks at the lunch table appeared like senior folks from Tata motors doing a final round of road test.