2023 Tata Harrier Facelift rendered ahead of launch

We know that Tata Motors has started working on the facelift of the Harrier. As of now, no test mules of the upcoming SUV have been spotted. The Harrier was launched back in 2019 and has been very successful mainly because of its butch looks, ride quality and safety. Here, we have a rendering of the 2023 Harrier.

The rendering is done by SRK Designs. The current Harrier is based on the H5X Concept that Tata showcased at the Auto Expo. The Harrier is considered to be one of the best-looking SUV in the segment. It does seem like the SUV is inspired by the Land Rovers.

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We can see in the image that the render is an evolution of the current Harrier’s design. It still has a split headlamp design. The LED Daytime Running Lamp is above and it seems like it now stretches across the width of the SUV. The main headlamp unit is now much smaller and placed in the bumper. The front bumper has been redesigned and simplified. There is also a faux skid plate.

There are some changes on the side profile also. There are newly designed alloy wheels. Although, they look a bit undersized when we look at the huge wheel arches that have a sculpted design. There is black plastic cladding running throughout the length of the Harrier. It now gets flush sitting door handles just like we have seen on the Mahindra XUV700.

We cannot see the rear of the render but it does look similar to the current Harrier. Having said that, it is important to note that this is just a rendering and the final product from Tata Motors will look different.

Tata Harrier Facelift

Tata Motors has codenamed “Q5MCE” to the upcoming Harrier Facelift. It is currently under development and might get launched by the end of next year. Despite selling in good numbers even after being on sale for quite some time now, it is good that Tata Motors is working on a facelift. This is because the SUV segment has become very competitive and manufacturers are constantly working on adding more and more features to the vehicles.

What can we expect from Harrier Facelift?

With the facelift, Tata Motors would redesign the exterior. So, expect a new set of headlamps which would still have a split headlamp setup. There would be LED Daytime Running Lamps, this time the manufacturer might give Harrier a full LED setup. There would be new front and rear bumpers along with redesigned rear tail lamps. The alloy wheels would also be new and will be diamond-cut units.

The interior could see updates in the form of updated materials and upholstery. There are online reports that say Tata Motors is working on a larger touchscreen infotainment system. The current infotainment systems that Tata Motors is using are not fluid when compared to competitors. They are also a bit slow to respond and smaller in size.

Tata Motors could add features like a 360-degree parking camera, ambient lighting, a fully digital instrument cluster, an electronic parking brake, ADAS features etc. Tata is also working on improving the ride quality of the SUV.

Also read: 10 DC Design cars & how they look in the REAL world: Maruti Swift to Mahindra XUV500

We know that Tata Motors has started working on the facelift of the Harrier. As of now, no test mules of the upcoming SUV have been spotted. The Harrier was launched back in 2019 and has been very successful mainly because of its butch looks, ride quality and safety. Here, we have a rendering of the 2023 Harrier.

The rendering is done by SRK Designs. The current Harrier is based on the H5X Concept that Tata showcased at the Auto Expo. The Harrier is considered to be one of the best-looking SUV in the segment. It does seem like the SUV is inspired by the Land Rovers.

Also read: India”s first Mahindra XUV700 with 22-inch alloy wheels

We can see in the image that the render is an evolution of the current Harrier’s design. It still has a split headlamp design. The LED Daytime Running Lamp is above and it seems like it now stretches across the width of the SUV. The main headlamp unit is now much smaller and placed in the bumper. The front bumper has been redesigned and simplified. There is also a faux skid plate.

There are some changes on the side profile also. There are newly designed alloy wheels. Although, they look a bit undersized when we look at the huge wheel arches that have a sculpted design. There is black plastic cladding running throughout the length of the Harrier. It now gets flush sitting door handles just like we have seen on the Mahindra XUV700.

We cannot see the rear of the render but it does look similar to the current Harrier. Having said that, it is important to note that this is just a rendering and the final product from Tata Motors will look different.

Tata Harrier Facelift

Tata Motors has codenamed “Q5MCE” to the upcoming Harrier Facelift. It is currently under development and might get launched by the end of next year. Despite selling in good numbers even after being on sale for quite some time now, it is good that Tata Motors is working on a facelift. This is because the SUV segment has become very competitive and manufacturers are constantly working on adding more and more features to the vehicles.

What can we expect from Harrier Facelift?

With the facelift, Tata Motors would redesign the exterior. So, expect a new set of headlamps which would still have a split headlamp setup. There would be LED Daytime Running Lamps, this time the manufacturer might give Harrier a full LED setup. There would be new front and rear bumpers along with redesigned rear tail lamps. The alloy wheels would also be new and will be diamond-cut units.

The interior could see updates in the form of updated materials and upholstery. There are online reports that say Tata Motors is working on a larger touchscreen infotainment system. The current infotainment systems that Tata Motors is using are not fluid when compared to competitors. They are also a bit slow to respond and smaller in size.

Tata Motors could add features like a 360-degree parking camera, ambient lighting, a fully digital instrument cluster, an electronic parking brake, ADAS features etc. Tata is also working on improving the ride quality of the SUV.

Also read: 10 DC Design cars & how they look in the REAL world: Maruti Swift to Mahindra XUV500