Published by: FunCarBox
Author: AP Singh
Last updated: January 2026
Tata Harrier Petrol Launched in India: Price, Variants, Engine, Features & Real-World Buyer Guide
This article is published by FunCarBox, an independent Indian automotive blog focused on ownership-focused analysis and buyer guidance.
All specifications and feature details are based on the official Tata Harrier brochure and manufacturer-announced launch information harrier_master_brochure.

Tata Harrier Petrol: Why This Launch Is Important
The Tata Harrier has long been associated with diesel power. With the introduction of the Harrier petrol, Tata Motors has fundamentally changed the model’s appeal. This launch is not about replacing the diesel Harrier—it is about expanding choice.

For buyers who:
- Drive mostly in cities
- Prefer petrol refinement
- Want a large, premium SUV without diesel-specific ownership concerns
…the Harrier petrol fills a long-standing gap in Tata’s SUV lineup.
At FunCarBox, we evaluate whether this petrol Harrier works in everyday Indian conditions, not just on paper.

Market Positioning: Where the Harrier Petrol Fits
The Tata Harrier petrol sits in a specific niche:
- Mid-size SUV segment
- Petrol-only buyers
- Premium, feature-rich positioning
It targets buyers who might otherwise consider:
- Petrol versions of large 5-seat SUVs
- Smaller turbo-petrol SUVs but want more space and presence
This is a strategic move to capture urban, family-focused buyers.

Engine & Transmission: Hyperion Petrol Explained
The Tata Harrier petrol is powered by the new 1.5-litre Hyperion Turbo-GDI petrol engine, derived from Tata’s latest powertrain development.
Petrol Engine Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Engine | 1.5-litre Turbo-GDI Petrol |
| Displacement | 1498 cc |
| Power | 170 PS @ 5000 rpm |
| Torque | 280 Nm @ 1750–3500 rpm |
| Gearbox | 6-speed Manual / 6-speed Automatic |
| Drive Type | Front-wheel drive |
| Emission Norm | BS6 Phase 2 |
(As per official Tata Harrier brochure) harrier_master_brochure Pic Credit- Tata Motors
This engine prioritizes:
- Smooth acceleration
- Strong mid-range performance
- Lower NVH compared to diesel
Driving Character: Petrol vs Expectations
Unlike diesel SUVs that rely on torque at low speeds, the petrol Harrier delivers power in a more linear and refined manner.
What buyers can expect:
- Quieter cabin, especially at idle
- Better comfort in stop-and-go traffic
- Less vibration over long drives
However, it is not meant to be a sporty SUV. It is tuned for comfort and usability, aligning with the Harrier’s family-oriented positioning.

Dimensions, Space & Practicality
The Harrier petrol retains the same robust body and proportions as the diesel version.
Dimensions & Capacity
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Length | 4605 mm |
| Width | 1922 mm (without ORVMs) |
| Height | 1718 mm |
| Wheelbase | 2741 mm |
| Ground Clearance | ~205 mm (unladen) |
| Boot Space | 445 litres |
| Boot (Seats Folded) | 815 litres |
| Seating Capacity | 5 passengers |
| Fuel Tank | 50 litres |
The long wheelbase ensures:
- Excellent rear seat legroom
- Stable highway manners
Exterior Design: Majestic and Purposeful
The Harrier’s design remains one of its strongest selling points.
Design highlights from brochure:
- LED projector headlamps with sequential DRLs
- Bold front grille with signature Tata design language
- R17, R18, and R19 alloy wheel options (variant-dependent)
- Strong shoulder line and muscular stance
The petrol version does not visually differentiate itself heavily, which is a positive for buyers who want classic Harrier road presence.

Interior & Cabin Experience
Inside, the Harrier petrol offers a premium, tech-forward cabin, particularly in higher trims.
Key Interior Features
- 36.9 cm (14-inch) Harman infotainment screen (top trims)
- Digital instrument cluster
- Dual-zone fully automatic climate control
- Panoramic sunroof with mood lighting
- Ventilated front seats (select variants)

The petrol engine’s refinement enhances cabin comfort, especially during long urban drives.
Technology & Infotainment
Tata has packed the Harrier petrol with segment-leading technology.


Technology Highlights
- Samsung Neo QLED-powered infotainment (top trims)
- Dolby Atmos audio with JBL speaker setup
- Wireless Android Auto & Apple CarPlay
- Built-in navigation with Mappls Auto
- Connected car tech with iRA 2.0
These features are designed to appeal to buyers who prioritize in-car experience.
Safety & ADAS: Strong Focus on Protection
Safety is a core pillar of the Harrier lineup.

Safety Highlights
- 6 airbags (7 airbags on higher trims)
- Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
- Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)
- ISOFIX child seat mounts
- Emergency call and breakdown assist
ADAS (Select Variants)
- Adaptive cruise control (AT)
- Lane keep assist
- Autonomous emergency braking
- Blind spot monitoring
(ADAS availability varies by trim)
Tata Harrier Petrol Variants Explained
Tata offers the petrol Harrier across multiple trims, allowing buyers to choose based on budget and feature needs.
Major Variant Lines
- Smart
- Pure X
- Adventure X / Adventure X+
- Fearless X / Fearless X+
- Fearless Ultra (Petrol-only top trim)
Dark and Red Dark editions are available on select variants.





Tata Harrier Petrol – Variant-Wise Ex-Showroom Price List (India)
| Variant | Transmission | Ex-Showroom Price (₹) |
|---|---|---|
| Harrier Smart TGDi | Manual | 12,89,000 |
| Harrier Pure X TGDi | Manual | 15,99,990 |
| Harrier Pure X TGDi #DARK | Manual | 16,63,390 |
| Harrier Pure X TGDi | Automatic | 17,53,190 |
| Harrier Pure X TGDi #DARK | Automatic | 17,91,090 |
| Harrier Adventure X TGDi | Manual | 16,86,490 |
| Harrier Adventure X TGDi | Automatic | 18,47,290 |
| Harrier Fearless Ultra Red Dark TGDi | Manual | 23,77,990 |
| Harrier Fearless Ultra Red Dark TGDi | Automatic | 25,19,890 |
(Ex-showroom prices; actual may vary by city/dealer. Source: launch reports)
How to Read This Table (FunCarBox Insight)
- Entry Level: Smart TGDi starts at ₹12.89 lakh — the most affordable way into a petrol Harrier.
- Mid Variants: Pure X and Adventure X trims offer mainstream usability with a strong feature mix.
- Feature/Safety Enhancements: #DARK editions add cosmetic and convenience value.
- Top Range: Fearless Ultra Red Dark variants represent the fully loaded petrol Harrier, with the automatic version topping close to ₹25.20 lakh.
Price Disclaimer
Prices listed are ex-showroom India and may vary based on state taxes, sub-urban delivery charges, insurance, and dealer add-ons. Always confirm with an authorised Tata Motors dealer before purchase.
Prices vary by gearbox and edition.

Ownership Costs & Practical Considerations
Petrol SUVs generally suit buyers with:
- Lower annual running
- City-centric usage
- Preference for refinement
Buyers should factor in:
- Petrol fuel costs
- Insurance premiums
- Service intervals
At FunCarBox, we recommend calculating 5-year ownership cost, not just upfront price.
Who Should Buy the Tata Harrier Petrol?
Good Fit If You:
- Drive mostly in urban conditions
- Want a premium petrol SUV
- Value comfort and technology
- Don’t want diesel ownership complexity
Think Twice If You:
- Drive long highways frequently
- Need maximum fuel efficiency
- Regularly carry heavy loads
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FunCarBox Verdict
The Tata Harrier petrol is not designed to replace the diesel—it exists to broaden the Harrier’s appeal.
For urban buyers seeking:
- A large, premium SUV
- Petrol smoothness
- Modern technology and safety
…the Harrier petrol is finally a complete and sensible option.
Author Bio
This article is written by AP Singh, who covers Indian car launches, ownership analysis, and buyer-first automotive insights at FunCarBox.
Data Responsibility Note
Specifications and features are based on the official Tata Harrier brochure and launch information and may vary by city, variant, or future updates
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