2021 Tata Safari road test review
Tuhin Guha Updated: February 01, 2021, 09:46 AM IST
We always knew there was going to be a three-row Harrier, Tata Motors made sure of that with the showings at Geneva and then at the Auto Expo. But what we didn t know was that this was in fact the new Safari. An inspired move no doubt, but one that brings with it the sentimentality and expectations associated with a well-remembered name. So now this needs to be not just a good SUV but a good Safari. A cakewalk or do the trappings of lineage hold it back?
Look at the new Safari straight on and you ll need a discerning automotive eye to separate it from the Harrier. The grille is now finished in brushed silver with Tata Motors new tri-arrow motifs highlighted in chrome. There s some more chrome around the carried-over split headlamps. These changes are well-integrated and don t neces
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