Tata Safari News

While both are essentially dark editions, the Safari Stealth sports a unique matte black shade compared to the glossy black paint of the XUV700 Ebony.

All the cars in this list get 6 airbags as a standard fitment in their lower-spec variants.

While their dark-themed aesthetics set them apart, their engine choices and performance capabilities also play a key role in distinguishing them

The Safari Stealth Edition is limited to just 2700 units and is based on the top-spec Accomplished Plus variant, carrying a premium of Rs 75,000.

It's for those who like their SUV stealthy and want to stand out with the dapper-looking matte black shade!

While both belong to the same Tata stable, their designs are significantly different giving each SUV its own personality!

For those of you who are fans of SUVs in matte shades, this one’s for you!

For those of you who want their SUV in a special hue and want it to stand out, the Tata Safari Bandipur Edition might interest you!

Apart from rearranging the variant-wise colour options, Tata has also improved their safety quotient by adding an important ADAS feature!

The Harrier and Safari share the same platform, same engine, and even the same transmission options, but one of them is heavier due to an extra row of seats

New launches from Tata and Mercedes, new editions for Skoda, Kia and Hyundai cars and the global reveal from Audi and Volvo were among past week’s highlights

The last Indian car to get this award was the Mahindra XUV700 back in 2022, when it was crash tested as per the old protocols