Tata Harrier SUV images compliant with production specifications were unveiled and launched early 2019

Tata Motors has released official images of its most anticipated offer, the Harrier SUV. The company is already out of the first SUV Harrier unit of its newest production line in Pune. The company says that the all-new badembly line was built in record time of 6 months with Jaguar Land Rover's best manufacturing practices. It has 90% automation with over 100 KUKA and ABB robots.

"We have received an extraordinary response from our customers since we opened the Harrier reservations a fortnight ago, ready line and launch of 1st Harrier, we are now preparing to start deliveries early The Harrier, with its breathtaking design, will certainly appeal to customers, especially those who have been waiting impatiently for the product since its presentation. The H5X concept at Auto Expo 2018. We are confident that the Harrier will set new standards in the segment. SUVs in 2019. "said Mayank Pareek, president of Tata Motors' pbadenger car division.

The exterior design of the production car will follow Tata's Impact Design 2.0 model presented at Auto Expo 2018. We can expect a grille and thinner lights, aggressive contours, a line steeply pitched roof and large wheels. As for the interior, it will have to be the best ever fitted on a Tata car and rely on the type of progress that the company has made in this area. Tata Motors recently unveiled a new family of engines that will power the future SUV Tata Harrier. The company has already revealed that the details of the Land Rover derived Omega were the architecture of the new SUV, which now gives a clearer idea of ​​what this new flagship product will look like.

The new engine is called 2.0-liter Kryotec and is derived from the FCA Multijet II engine introduced on the Jeep Compbad. This turbocharged four-cylinder engine is expected to produce about 140 hp in the 5-seater variant that is expected to debut first, the 7-seat Harrier will likely produce 170 hp. The new engine will have an electronically controlled variable geometry turbocharger (eVGT) for better response. The engine has also been adapted to operate on different driving modes via the terrain response system that the Harrier will be equipped with. The engine will be paired with a six-speed manual and a six-speed automatic. The 5 places should fall in the price range Rs 9 to 12 lakh.

The engine is coupled to a six-speed gearbox that has also been polished to obtain a Diamond Like Carbon (DLC) surface. In addition, the MV Agusta F4 Claudio is also equipped with a hydraulically operated clutch consisting of an updated oil bath and a sliding clutch. If the 212PS value is higher, MV also offers the 205PS "handy" version which rises to 13,450 rpm and in which the maximum torque remains unchanged. This one has been approved for the Euro 4 and the 212PS version complies with the Euro 3 emission standards.

The production Harrier (formerly the H5X concept) will be based on the platform of Entry-level SUV D8 SUV from Jaguar Land Rover, with variants like the Land Rover Discovery Sport, the Jaguar E-Pace and the Range Rover Evoque. Tata's version, called Omega-Arc (Modular Optimally Optimized Global Advanced Architecture), will involve the use of cheaper materials and components to reduce costs.