2021 Tata Safari live launch: Tata’s new flagship

Full launch report

The 2021 Safari has been launched in India. Read the full report here.

Variants and pricing

2021 Safari has been launched in six trims namely – XE, XM, XT, XT+, XZ and XZ+. Moreover, Tata has also announced a new ‘Adventure Persona’ trim which is placed at the very top of the line at ₹20.20 lakh (ex-showroom) for manual and ₹21.45 lakh (ex-showroom) for the automatic version.

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New features

The Tata Safari boasts a number of alluring features such as biggest in segment Panoramic Sunroof, Electronic Parking Brake with auto-hold function, Powered Driver Seat, Automatic Headlamps, Rain Sensing Wipers, Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), and much more.

Four variants

The new Safari has been introduced in four trims namely – XE, XM, XT and XZ.

New interior colour

Inside, the 2021 Tata Safari gets a new Ashwood dashboard, Oyster white colour theme, and three rows of stadium-style seating.

Interior and layout

On the inside, the new Safari features a familiar layout for the dashboard. There is the same semi-digital instrument console as found on the Harrier. There is also a floating type 8.8-inch touch screen infotainment system available which sits in the middle of the dash. Moreover, it also gets leather wrapping on the steering wheel and gear knob, contributing to the cabin’s richer look.

Six and seven-seat configuration

The new Safari will be available in both six and seven-seat configuration. There will be a dedicated captain seat setup available as an option on the top-of-the-line trim.

Longer length, more room

The new Safari sports a longer length in comparison to its donor model. The designers have extended the rear overhang on the SUV, enabling the company to carve out more cabin space on the inside.

Distinctive tail

While the front fascia looks Harrier-inspired, the rear section features distinctive taillights, a new tailgate with upright rear glass, and a more aggressive looking bumper.

Impact 2.0 design inspiration

The new Tata Safari comes based on Tata’s Impact 2.0 design language.

It is basically a longer version of Harrier and gets a very familiar front fascia look. The headlamps look exactly the same as the Harrier’s and so do the front main grille and sleek high mounted LED DRLs.