KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Tata Safari and Harrier Ultra variants bring premium tech and safety features along with petrol powertrain
- Features include a large Neo QLED infotainment display, digital IRVM with dashcam and Dolby Atmos audio
- Powered by a new 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine producing 168 hp and 280 Nm, with manual and automatic options
Tata Motors is strengthening its petrol SUV portfolio by introducing new Ultra variants for the Safari and Harrier. Aimed at buyers who want premium features with petrol powertrain, this new trim adds advanced technology, enhanced comfort and safety upgrades to the petrol lineup. Here's a closer look at what the Ultra variants offer and how they elevate Tata's flagship SUVs. However, before getting into the details, make sure to join the 91Wheels WhatsApp community to never miss out on any automotive updates.
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What You Get With The ULTRA variant?
The Ultra variants introduced on the petrol-powered Tata Safari and Harrier add a noticeable layer of sophistication over the standard trims. Key highlights include a massive infotainment display measuring up to 14.5 inches, featuring a high-resolution Neo QLED panel and advanced connectivity features. Enhancing safety is a digital inside rear-view mirror that also houses a built-in dash camera, while the cabin experience is further improved with a premium sound system tuned for Dolby Atmos.
Moreover, these trims also pack an extensive Level-2 ADAS suite, complemented by additions such as a camera cleaning system, memory-enabled ORVMs with reverse-dip function, and integrated navigation with voice assistance and Alexa support. Added comfort elements like a sliding front armrest and updated dual-tone cabin layouts underline Tata's intent to position these Ultra variants as the most feature-rich petrol offerings in the Safari and Harrier range.
Powertrain
Along with this variant, both the Safari and Harrier get a new 1.5-litre turbo petrol engine, which belts out 168 hp and 280 nm of torque. Meanwhile, this engine option comes mated either with a 6-speed manual unit or an automatic transmission.
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Verdict
With the introduction of the Ultra variants, Tata Motors has made its petrol-powered Safari and Harrier significantly more compelling. By combining a new turbo-petrol engine with high-end technology, advanced safety features and enhanced cabin comfort, these trims cater to buyers looking for a premium SUV experience without opting for diesel or electric. The Ultra variants strengthen Tatas position in the competitive midsize SUV segment and broaden the appeal of both models.
