Tata Harrier’s Full Accessories List Out (With Prices)

Tata Motors has revealed the full list of accessories (along with prices) available for the new Tata Harrier, on the company's unique online customisation platform — the Imaginator. Potential customers can personalise the five-seater SUV to their own taste with the available accessories and make a booking on the website itself.

Through the Imaginator, we can see a full 360-degree preview of the Tata Harrier with all the selected accessories — here are more details of the customisation platform.

Launched at Rs 12.69 lakh ex-showroom (Delhi), the Tata Harrier is a brilliant five-seater SUV that offers supreme value for money. It comes with a lot on the inside and outside, and also sports the brand's latest OMEGA architecture; derived from Land Rover's D8 platform.

We have already driven the SUV and needless to say, it really impressed us in terms of equipment levels and driving experience. To know everything about the vehicle, read our detailed review of the Tata Harrier.

Coming back to the topic, the Tata Harrier's accessories can be split into three general categories: Styling, Comfort and Utility.

Styling Accessories

• Chrome treatment: Rs 1600-5370
• Roof rails: Rs 9090
• Roof graphics: Rs 8184
• DRLs + fog lamps: Rs 15,984
• Dashboard mat: Rs 1232
• Door visors/rain guards: Rs 4585
• 17-inch alloy wheels: Rs 9955

Comfort Accessories

• Seat covers: Rs 9400-9710
• Floor mats: Rs 1950-4160
• IRVM camera display: Rs 15,038
• Mood lighting: Rs 5778
• Rear-seat entertainment package: Rs 34,990
• Sun blinds: Rs 4436

Utility Accessories

• Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS): Rs 10,373
• Front parking sensors: Rs 3730
• Underbody illumination: Rs 5392
• Side steps: Rs 18,055
• Wireless charging: Rs 3794
• Door-open illumination: Rs 1463
• Parcel tray & cargo net: Rs 2514-3375
• Mudflaps: Rs 960

The prices mentioned above apply before taxes and can vary with the dealership location.

Powered by a 2.0-litre Kryotec diesel engine, the Tata Harrier produces 138bhp and 350Nm of torque. This is further mated to a six-speed manual transmission which drives just the front wheels.

The Harrier has got a fair share of pros and cons, but it is still an excellent alternative to the likes of the Jeep Compass and Mahindra XUV 500.

Thoughts On The Tata Harrier

The Tata Harrier is a promising product for the legendary Indian automotive brand. Many have confirmed their bookings already and Tata Motors expects good sales numbers in the months to come. Is the Tata Harrier really 'The New Benchmark' as it is marketed? Let us know in the comment section below.