Tata Safari CAMO and DARK Edition Rendered By TeamAutoTrend Ahead Of Launch

by admin | January 16, 2021

Tata Safari 2021

Tata Motors will be launching their flagship Safari 7-seat SUV on 26th January 2021. The new gen Safari is essentially the 7 seat extended version of the Harrier 5 seat SUV based on the Land Rover derived OMEGA arc platform. Earlier this SUV was named the Buzzard at the Geneva auto expo, which was then changed to Gravitas for the Delhi auto expo last year. Now, Tata motors has finalized that it will be the successor to legendary and iconic Safari SUV.

Based on the Harrier, the Safari will be around 60mm longer than the Harrier to accommodate the extra 2 seats while also being taller to provide better headroom for the 3rd row. Except for the larger dimensions and extra seats, the Safari will be largely similar to the 5-seat Harrier. However, the front grille will receive a slightly different treatment, featuring the signature Tri-arrow pattern finished in Chrome.

The tailgate will be more upright, giving the Safari a more boxy appearance and the SUV will also feature long functional roof rails for lifestyle utility. The top spec variants will receive 18” dual tone alloy wheels with the design similar to the Harrier's whereas the lower spec variants will carry forward the exact same 17” alloy wheels seen on the Harrier’s lower variants. The higher variants are also likely to feature a Panoramic sunroof.

Tata Safari CAMO Edition

Tata Safari Dark Edition :

Tata Safari Brown Colour:

The new Safari will be available in 6 or 7 seat configuration.

Other than these external differences, the Safari will carry forward the same features as on the Harrier:

Xenon Projector headlamps with LED DRLs
Auto folding ORVMs
Rear wiper and defogger
18” Alloy wheels
Automatic climate control
Auto headlamps & wipers
Cruise control
8.8” Touchscreen system
Android auto & Apple carplay
Harman audio system with 9 speakers
Connect Next app suite
Reverse camera
6 way Power adjustable driver seat with lumbar support
Off White Leather upholstery
Auto dimming IRVM
Ambient mood lighting
Rear centre armrest
Smart key with Push button start
Follow me headlamps
Terrain response modes : Rough, Wet and City

Safety:

Safety features on the Safari will include:

ABS with EBD
All wheel disc brakes
Corner stability control
6 airbags
Electronic Parking brake
Electronic stability program
Traction control
Hill hold control
Hill descent control
Roll over mitigation
Electronic brake prefill
Hydraulic brake assist
Brake disc wiping
Perimetric alarm system
Pretensioner seatbelts

Powertrains:

The Safari, just like the Harrier will be available with a diesel engine mated to either a 6 speed manual transmission or a 6 speed torque converter automatic transmission. The 2L Kryotec turbo diesel produces 170PS Power and 350NM torque. From the XM variant onwards, the Safari will be available with three drive modes; Eco, City and Sport.

Launch & price:

The new Safari is expected to be priced from ?15L to ?20L for the Manual variants and ?17.5L to ?21L for the Automatic variants. When launched on 26th January, Tata’s new flagship SUV will compete against the likes of the MG Hector plus and the next generation Mahindra XUV500. Stay tuned for further updates.

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Tata Gravitas 7 Seat SUV - All You Need To Know

Tata Motors will be launching their flagship Gravitas 7-seat SUV later this year. The Gravitas is essentially the 7 seats extended version of the Harrier 5 seat SUV based on the Land Rover derived OMEGA arc platform.

Based on the Harrier, the Gravitas will be around 60mm longer than the Harrier to accommodate the extra 2 seats while also being taller to provide better headroom for the 3rd row. Except for the larger dimensions and extra seats, the Gravitas will be largely similar to the 5-seat Harrier.

The tailgate will be more upright, giving the Gravitas a more boxy appearance and the

SUV will also feature long functional roof rails for lifestyle utility. The top-spec variants will receive 18” dual-tone alloy wheels with the design similar to the Harrier's whereas the lower-spec variants will carry forward the exact same 17” alloy wheels seen on the Harrier’s lower variants. Though it is not sure whether the Gravitas will be provided with an electric sunroof.

Other than these external differences, the Gravitas will carry forward the same features as on the Harrier:

Xenon Projector headlamps with LED DRLs
Auto folding ORVMs
Rear wiper and defogger
18” Alloy wheels
Automatic climate control
Auto headlamps & wipers
Cruise control
8.8” Touchscreen system
Android Auto & Apple car play
Harman audio system with 9 speakers
Connect Next app suite
Reverse camera
6-way Power-adjustable driver seat with lumbar support
Off White Leather upholstery
Auto-dimming IRVM
Ambient mood lighting
Rear centre armrest
Smart key with push-button start
Follow me headlamps
Terrain response modes: Rough, Wet and City

Safety:

Safety features on the Gravitas will include:

ABS with EBD
All-wheel disc brakes
Corner stability control
6 airbags
Electronic Parking brake
Electronic stability program
Traction control
Hill hold control
Hill descent control
Rollover mitigation
Electronic brake prefill
Hydraulic brake assist
Brake disc wiping
Perimetric alarm system
Pretensioner seatbelts

Powertrains:

The Gravitas, just like the Harrier will be available with a diesel engine mated to either a 6-speed manual transmission or a 6-speed torque converter automatic transmission. The 2L Kryotec turbo diesel produces 170PS Power and 350NM torque. From the XM variant onwards, the Gravitas will be available with three drive modes; Eco, City and Sport.

Launch & price:

The new Gravitas is expected to be priced from ?15L to ?20L for the Manual variants and ?17.5L to ?21L for the Automatic variants. When launched later this year, Tata’s new flagship SUV will compete against the likes of the MG Hector plus and the next generation Mahindra XUV500. Stay tuned for further updates.

Tata Motors Crosses 4 Million Production Milestone in Passenger Cars in India!

Tata Motors has produced 4 million passenger vehicles in India as of today and are now running the ‘We Love You 4 Million’ campaign. Tata says that the Indica, Sierra, Sumo, Safari and Nano broke barriers across categories in the Indian automobile sector. Tata Safari launch pioneered the idea of ‘lifestyle SUV’ in the Indian auto industry, and was an aspirational four-wheeler for customers. In honouring Sumant Moolgaonkar’s legacy, Tata Sumo SUV was introduced. The Indica shaped how a compact passenger vehicle is received. In recent years, their new age vehicles comprise Tiago and Nexon, both of which have been

a great success and one among the best in their segment. Currently its product portfolio comprises of Tiago, Tigor, Nexon, Harrier and Altroz.

Next on, the 7-seat Gravitas is expected to launch along with a mini crossover codenamed the HBX. Tata Motors has also the small volume EV segment and enjoys 67 percent market share. The 1 million production mark for passenger vehicles was reached in 2005-06. The 3 million mark was reached in 2015.

Tata Motors is the first homegrown auto manufacturer to have developed indigenous capabilities from design, development, validation and manufacturing stages, along with streamlined sales and service operations. Tata Motors also notifies it’s the first car manufacturer to install a crash test facility in India. Tata Motors has in-house design and simulation studios, which facilitate rapid prototyping, digital product development, and fully-equipped emission testing facilities. Tata Motors operates manufacturing facilities at Chikhali, Pune; Sanand in Gujarat; and the FIAPL plant at Ranjangaon in Pune.

Maruti Suzuki Jimny Sierra Spotted Testing in India Launching soon !

Maruti has been subjected to a lot of speculation to launch the globally popular Jimny compact off road SUV to India. Maruti had showcased it at the Delhi Auto Expo earlier this year. But there has been no confirmed news until now.

A youtuber (@KarDIY) has recently spotted a white-coloured Maruti Jimny Sierra prototype on the streets of Gurugram. It is the exact same 3 door model sold globally. This top spec Sierra variant also gets alloy wheels.

The global sold Suzuki Jimny is 3550 mm in length, 1645 mm in width and has a height of 1730 mm. It also has

a wheelbase of 2250 mm.

We expect the India spec version to come with the same 105PS, 1.5-litre petrol engine as seen on the Brezza, S-Cross and Ciaz. The Jimny will also come as standard a part-time 4WD system.

In terms of features, the Jimny is expected to get the following:

Flat bottom steering wheel
Projector headlamps
Fog lamps
15” alloy wheels
Auto climate control
7” touchscreen
Android auto & Apple carplay
Steering mounted audio controls
Power windows & mirrors
Rear defogger and wiper
2 airbags
ABS with EBD
Brake assist
Smart key with Push button start

There is also speculation that the compact SUV will be introduced in a new India-specific 5-door avatar by 2021.

It remains to be seen whether the India spec version will retain the Jimny name or be renamed the Gypsy. Regarding pricing, Maruti Suzuki is expected to price the Jimny in the Rs.9L to Rs.15L range and will go up against the only other Off roader, the Mahindra Thar's petrol versions.

Stay tuned for further updates on the Suzuki Jimny.