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Tata Harrier 2023
December 2023 - January 2024
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Tata Motors has always been instrumental in updating their Harrier from time to time.
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We drove the new 2023 version much before its launch, in Pune and as far as facelifts go, this is a big one.
The changes are more than skin-deep, but let’s begin with what you can see. Gone are the big headlamps and in their place, there are smaller, sleeker LED units similar to the ones seen on the new Nexon facelift. The Harrier’s styling has triangular elements which differ from the vertical ones seen on the Safari. There is full-width LED bar both front and rear. The grille has a blacked-out look which combined with the new light signature in the dark gives it a sleeker appearance. The rear bumper mimics the front ones with auxiliary lights built into them. The choice of yellow and purple colour is part of the new personas, although milder colours are also available. The wheels are all black in the test car which come in other finishes too.
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