Tata Harrier Mileage

The new tata harrier is now everyone's favourite SUV in this price range. It has a aggressive wide body design which gives a strong road presence. The build quality is much better and has a 5 star NCAP rating. The engine is of 1956 cc which is powerful enough and gives mileage of 16-17 kmpl. The interior is very spacious and the infotainment system makes ride enjoyable.

I own the black colour of this car, which looks magnificent and stands unique. The powerful engine offers great torque that delivers a great performance. The seat is quite comfortable. I would surely recommend this to all based on my personal experience with this model, as i have also went on two trips with it hassle free.

A Driver's PerspectiveI took the plunge and bought the Tata Harrier about a year ago and it has been an interesting ride to say the least. It really shines on highways with its smooth and robust performance.The spacious cabin is another plus making long drives more comfortable especially with the large and supportive seats. The current one feels a bit clunky and outdated compared to what competitors offer in this price range. Another downside from my end particularly in high traffic areas like in many Indian cities is its size.

Driving experience encompasses various aspects like comfort, Handling, And responsiveness mileage refers to the fuel efficiency, Crucial for cost-effectiveness.Pickup is the vehicle's acceleration capability, Important for performance.Service cost includes maintenance expenses, Influencing ownership cost.

After driving the Tata Harrier for a few months I am quite impressed with its performance and design but it has not been all smooth driving. It also corners like a dream thanks to its Land Rover derived platform. However the Harrier isn't without its downsides. The fuel efficiency is not the best in its class and I have been averaging around 12-15 kmpl which is not ideal for long commutes. The infotainment system although loaded with features can be a bit laggy at times which can be a mood spoiler during long drives.