Tata Harrier Reviews

Tata Harrier Expert Opinion

Design and aesthetics4.8/5
Features and specifications4.7/5
After-sales support3.9/5
Brand value4.8/5
Resale value4.3/5

Likes

  • Imposing Road Presence
  • Superb JBL Audio
  • Advanced ADAS Suite

Dislikes

  • Occasional Tech Glitches
  • No All-Wheel Drive

Expert Review

4.5/5
The Harrier is Tata's mid-size SUV for buyers who want Land Rover DNA without the Land Rover service bills — the one that proves you don't need a British badge to get British underpinnings. Built on the OMEGARC platform derived from Land Rover's D8 architecture, it's the closest thing to a Range Rover Evoque cousin you can buy for under ₹26 lakh. Priced from ₹12.89 lakh to ₹25.85 lakh (ex-showroom) , on-road figures start around ₹15 lakh and stretch past ₹30 lakh. Who should buy it? Buyers who want a big, bold SUV with genuine road presence, European underpinnings, and enough tech to impress their neighbours. Anyone who thinks the Creta is too small and the Scorpio N is too truck-like. What will bug you? The fit and finish — panel gaps, uneven boot alignment, and left-pulling steering issues are common complaints. The manual gearbox feels rubbery, and second gear is hard to slot.

Tata Harrier User Reviews

73 reviews
Overall review4.63/5
Vishambhar Nedungadi3 September 2026
4.7

25,000 km chalaye hain. Koi issue nahi.

Vismay Kurup3 September 2026
4.4

Diesel engine clatter noticeable hai under hard acceleration.

Brahman Mathew3 September 2026
4.5

445-litre boot practical hai. Weekend trips ke liye kaafi hai.

Salil Unnithan3 September 2026
4.7

High-speed stability incredible hai. 140 pe bhi planted feel hoti hai.

Abdul Aziz Rangrez3 September 2026
4.6

Terrain Response modes broken roads par useful hain.

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