Q. How does the car feel on bad roads / potholes? Does it absorb the impact well enough ? Compare to other SUVs and sedans, is it good?

Tata Harrier could be a brilliant option if you want an SUV with road presence, cabin space and practicality without breaking the bank. First, its Land Rover genes ensure that it smothers poor surfaces, at city or highway speeds. It relishes in taking the meanest of road surfaces and taking the sting out of them. At low speeds, only the rowdiest of speed breakers will jostle you. Only by a bit. Dish out some smooth highways and this Tata will head well north of the 100kmph mark and not get floaty or unruly. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test drive for a better understanding of comfort and compatibility. You may click on the link and select your desired city for dealership details. Read More: - 2020 Tata Harrier Automatic: First Drive Review

I have driven XZA+ in extreme roads. It feels safe and less body roll over compared to other SUV. Stability and safety is very good. Even my tyre got punctured but could drive in puncture flat tyre upto 10 Km And couldn't feel problem. Tyre was restored with less damage.. I found this great off road vehicle...