[TusharK]

Tata Motors has announced the launch of the 2024 Harrier and Safari Dark edition. The SUVs are priced at Rs 19.99 lakh and Rs 20.69 lakh (ex-showroom), respectively.



The Harrier and Safari Dark editions are available in four trims – Pure+S, Adventure+, Fearless and Fearless+.

The Harrier and Safari Dark editions feature an Oberon Black exterior with a piano black front grille and 19-inch Blackstone alloy wheels with Aero inserts.



Both SUVs get a Blackstone interior theme with leatherette seats, ambient lighting, #DARK logos on the headrests, a Blackstone Matrix dashboard design with piano black accents, and grab handles on the doors and central console.

The Harrier and Safari Dark editions use the familiar 2.0-litre diesel engine that produces 168 BHP and 350 Nm. The engine is paired with either a 6-speed manual or a 6-speed automatic.

Link to Team-BHP news

[Venkatesh]

Harrier and Safari Dark Edition Product Note and pictures.

[pmbabu]

Is anyone able to tell the difference between the earlier (2023 facelift Dark edition) and the 2024 version? I couldn't spot any difference in the Dark # brochure in my first read - there is now a separate brochure just for the Dark editions of Harrier and Safari, kudos to Tata for showing it as a separate offering showcasing every detail of exterior/interior with pictures!

[Enigmatic]

Weren't the Dark editions launched a while back along with the facelift? I have already seen quite a few on the roads.

Any specific update in the 2024 variants?

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Enigmatic

[pmbabu]

Originally Posted by pmbabu

Is anyone able to tell the difference between the earlier (2023 facelift Dark edition) and the 2024 version? I couldn't spot any difference in the Dark # brochure in my first read - there is now a separate brochure just for the Dark editions of Harrier and Safari, kudos to Tata for showing it as a separate offering showcasing every detail of exterior/interior with pictures!

Watched MotorOcatane's "New" 2024 Harrier Dark Edition review, and nothing is new. Trust the motor companies to come up with stuff refreshing our memory, and these channels to come up with "all new" reviews that don't have even an extra sticker on the car. Sigh.