Name: Tata Harrier & Safari Dark Red Edition With More Features
Uploaded: 2023-01-17T14:24:55.000Z
Description: ADAS, 360-degree camera, powered BOSS mode and a lot more, see what all the Tata Harrier and Safari Dark Red editions have to offer. The exterior design is NOT like the Harrier EV. Watch the entire walkaround review video for all the details on these special editions.

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The Hyundai Creta EV offers two battery options: a 51.4 kWh pack with 473 km range and a 42 kWh pack with 390 km range, ensuring flexibility for both city commutes and highway journeys.

The Creta EV boasts a dual-screen setup, combining a fully digital instrument cluster and a high-resolution infotainment system for a modern, premium cabin experience.

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16-speaker Harman Kardon system offering theater-like immersive sound. 

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The Panormaic sunroof adds a premium touch to this premium Coupe SUV. Going a step further, you can voice control the roof above, exuding a more futuristic feel.

The Curvv.ev gets gesture controlled powered tailgate that adds to the convenience when your hands are full of luggage. Simply hover your foot below the rear bumper and the boot is released automatically.

The new Tata Safari features continuous front DRLs that are interconnected, along with a linked rear tail lamp. Additionally, the front LED DRL comes with a welcome and goodbye Signature Animation on the Front and rear LED DRL, further elevating the vehicle's overall aesthetic.

For improved front illumination, the new Safari is equipped with Bi-LED projector headlamps. The Bi-LED arrangement will improve nighttime driving by offering adequate illumination on the dark stretches of the road.

For a glimpse of the starry night, the Tata Safari offers a spacious panoramic sunroof that can be controlled using voice commands. This sunroof not only elevates the overall interior atmosphere but also creates a more open and airy cabin feel.

The Safari now boasts an Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) Suite with 11 vital functions (Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop & Go function (AT only), Autonomous Emergency Braking - Including Pedestrian & Cycle, Forward Collision Warning, Rear Collision Warning, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Blind Spot Detection, Traffic Sign Recognition, Door Open Alert, Lane Departure Warning, Lane Change Alert and High Beam Assist), Electronic Stability Program encompassing 17 functionalities among other features.

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The Tata Harrier EV has finally debuted, redefining the electric SUV game in India. The electric version of the Harrier is based on the Acti.ev+ platform. Priced from Rs 21.49 lakh (ex-showroom), it marks Tata&rsquo;s first mass-market AWD EV in our country. It gets two battery pack options,&nbsp; a dual-motor setup and a120 kW fast charging. Moreover, it gets multiple segment-leading features which include a 14.5 inch Samsung QLED screen and DrivePay UPI system. The Harrier EV will lock horns with the likes of the Mahindra XEV 9e and the BYD Atto 3.

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	<li>Tata Motors has elevated its feature offerings to a new level. As the flagship SUV of the company, the Harrier EV comes packed with a plethora of features designed for your convenience, safety, and comfort. Starting with comfort, the Harrier EV offers electric seats for front passengers, along with a seat ventilation function. Rear seat passengers benefit from pillar-mounted AC vents, while the front features dual-zone climate control. Additionally, for those seeking a chauffeur-driven experience, the Harrier EV includes a Boss Mode, providing extra legroom for rear passengers. Furthermore, it offers 65W Type-C charging ports, capable of charging your laptop and phones on the go.</li>
	<li>To enhance your journey&#39;s entertainment value, the Harrier EV showcases the world&rsquo;s first 14.5-inch touchscreen infotainment system with a Samsung Neo QLED display. This screen supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and is paired with 10-JBL speakers featuring Dolby Atmos. Arcade.ev also offers a suite of multiple apps that can be streamed on the screen. Additionally, the brand has integrated features like Drive Pay.</li>
	<li>Another segment-first feature is the 540-degree surround view camera, which provides a seamless parking experience and assists in maneuvering the car out of tight spaces. The camera&#39;s transparent mode allows you to see underneath the vehicle, helping you avoid scraping the car. Moreover, it includes front and rear DVR cameras, 20 level 2 ADAS features, among others.</li>
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	<li>The Harrier EV follows the same Tata footsteps when it comes to safety - you get 7 airbags and features such as ESC, hill descent control, and TPMS are standard.</li>
	<li>Taking the safety to another level, the Level-2 ADAS offers lane assist, adaptive cruise, blind-spot detection, and more.</li>
	<li>Also, the transparent bonnet view aids off-roading precision. Notably, the Harrier EV is the first vehicle to get this feature in the respective segment.</li>
	<li>Among all, you get eIRVMs with integrated dash cams, which is really a helpful addition when it comes to the safety.</li>
	<li>Other features such as Auto emergency braking and drowsiness detection improve road safety. 
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	<li>The Harrier EV is available with two battery pack options, including a 65 kWh and 75 kWh unit.</li>
	<li>The smaller 65 kWh battery paired with a single motor is capable of delivering a power output of 238 PS and 504 Nm torque.</li>
	<li>Meanwhile, the bigger 75 kWh battery pack paired with dual motors for AWD functionalities makes 396 PS and 504 Nm of torque.</li>
	<li>The AWD version does 0-100 kmph in 6.3 seconds, which is really an appreciable mark considering the car&rsquo;s weight.</li>
	<li>Tata has taken the off-roading capabilities to the next level with terrain modes like Snow, Sand, and Rock Crawl.</li>
	<li>The bigger 75 kWh battery pack provides a claimed range of 627 km (MIDC) and the real-world range (C75 range) ranges between 480-505 km.</li>
	<li>Charging options include: 120 kW fast charging which does 0-80% in just 25 mins and adds 250 km in 15 mins) and 7.2 kW home charger and 3.3 kW portable charger.</li>
	<li>Also, the Harrier EV gets multi-mode regenerative braking, paired with regen paddle shifters that enhance efficiency. 
	 
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The Harrier EV takes the muscular stance of its ICE sibling and adds future-ready EV cues.

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	<li>The Harrier EV features an EV-specific closed-off grille and redesigned bumpers to enhance aerodynamics, eventually improving the range of the vehicle.</li>
	<li>A connected LED DRL bar stretches across the front which looks the same as its ICE counterpart.</li>
	<li>The side profile looks largely the same as the ICE-powered Harrier, but gets a new/distinct set of EV-specific aero alloy wheels.</li>
	<li>The charging port is positioned at the same place where the ICE Harrier gets a fuel tank lid.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>There are new colour options which include Nainital Nocturne and Empowered Oxide, Pure Grey and Pristine White. These new colour options will provide the new Harrier EV with a distinct identity.&nbsp; 
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A unique key introduced with the Tata Harrier EV has 11 unique key features on offer. Owners can activate Summon mode - in which the car starts and moves in the forward direction on its own. This feature comes in really handy in tight parking situations.

Smart Card finally introduced in a Tata car with the Harrier EV. The scanner is located on the B-pillar and is quite visible. Just tap the Smart Card, and the Harrier is unlocked. A no-battery, backed and reliable tech that replaces the physical keys.

A great feature borrowed from the Land Rover Defender enters the Harrier EV. It offers an HD view of the rear, which also comes with a recording function. Moreover, at the front side, it also has a camera for the dashcam. So, it has 2-in-1 functionality.

Harrier EV features the biggest infotainment screen ever seen in a Tata car — a 14.52-inch unit by Harman and powered by Samsung Neo QLED. It is loaded with features and is super easy to use.

Tata takes the surround view monitor to another level with the Harrier EV. Here, you not only get a 360-degree view of the car but also a transparent view of what’s underneath it — providing an additional 200 degrees of visibility, which is extremely helpful in challenging off-road terrain s.

Cross any road with confidence and don’t worry about the Harrier EV’s big size, as the Blind View Monitor has you covered. Sometimes, the ORVMs can’t really show what’s in your blind spot and can lead to a mishap. In situations like this, the Blind View Monitor really helps.

The panoramic sunroof, the favourite feature of Indians, is there in the Harrier EV. It opens through voice activation and also gets ambient lighting around its surroundings.

Perks of an electric vehicle — the Tata Harrier EV offers multiple storage spaces, including a 67L frunk, which is big enough to store the 7.2 kW AC charger.

Two-zone climate control is a must-have convenience feature in such a big car, as it gives passengers the freedom to set the temperature as per their own requirements. Also, the AC performance of the Harrier has always remained consistent.

Being 4WD, Harrier EV possibilities have expanded and now it can reach anywhere with multiple terrain modes, and there are 6 to choose from. Normal, Rock Crawl, Mud Ruts, Snow & Grass, Sand and Custom.

Finding it difficult to park Harrier EV in tight spots. Just activate the Auto Park Assist and park in parallel, perpendicular, angular or anywhere autonomously. 

Like with every other Tata electric vehicle, the Harrier EV too gets V2V and V2L - utilising the full potential of the electric powertrain. This feature really comes in handy while camping or if another vehicle needs charging.

Increase the legroom space of the rear left seat with Bose Mode - electronically slide the front seat forward and recline it to fully experience the luxury.

For the Harrier EV, Tata has worked on its ADAS features to make them more responsive at slow speeds, as ADAS usually doesn’t function perfectly at low speeds and owners often had to turn it off.

Quad Wheel Drive (4WD) - First in the segment to offer this drivetrain.

An ARAI-certified range of 627 km - truly impressive and highly commendable.

Comes with segment first features as - Summon mode, Digital Key and Auto Park.

The Harrier EV offers a 67L frunk - enough to store small items and the 7.2 kW AC charger - along with a commendable 502L of boot space.

With a 120 kW DC fast charger, the battery goes from 20% to 80% in just 25 minutes.

540-degree surround view - also shows what’s underneath the car HD Rear View Mirror and integrated dashcam - a feature usually seen in high-end premium cars.

Competitive price - Starts at Rs 21.49 lakh. 

A lot of tech features can sometimes cause small software glitches.

QWD (4WD) is expected to be available in the top-spec variant only.

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Tata Motors has unveiled a host of accessories for its flagship EV, the Harrier.ev. The new Harrier EV has been launched at ₹21.49 lakh (ex-showroom). With the launch, the brand has introduced a range of cosmetic, electrical, and camping accessories for the EV. Here’s a detailed walkaround of all the accessories you can get with the new Harrier.ev.

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 ADAS, 360-degree camera, powered BOSS mode and a lot more, see what all the Tata Harrier and Safari Dark Red editions have to offer. The exterior design is NOT like the Harrier EV. Watch the entire walkaround review video for all the details on these special editions.

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