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Tata Gravitas And The Harrier Petrol Spotted Testing Once Again Ahead Of India Launch
Tata Motors is gearing up to launch a series of new models in the Indian market. The company is expected to launch a seven-seater SUV, called Gravitas and the petrol version on its existing SUV, the Harrier. The company is also working on a tall-riding hatchback called the 'Hornbill', which was internally referred to as 'HBX'. All these cars have been spotted testing earlier on the India roads.
However, as per the images clicked by Rushlane, the Tata Gravitas and the Tata Harrier petrol have been spotted once again parked next to each other. Both the SUVs are heavily camouflaged as they are still going under tests.
The Gravitas is essentially an extended version of the Harrier SUV. However, there are some changes between both the models. On the outside, the extended SUV will no longer have a swooping roofline as seen in the standard model. Mechanically the Gravitas will be powered by a BS6-compliant 2.0-litre, four-cylinder, ‘Kryotec' diesel engine that churns out 168bhp of power and 350Nm of peak torque. The engine comes mated to a standard six-speed manual gearbox, with an optional six-speed automatic.
Now, coming to the Harrier petrol, design-wise the new Harrier will remain identical to the current model. Mechanically, the SUV is expected to receive a new 1.5-litre Revotron petrol engine. The turbocharged engine will be capable of pumping out 148bhp of power and 250Nm of peak torque. It is expected to get both manual and automatic transmissions and this petrol motor is also expected to power the Gravitas at a later stage.
In other recent Tata Motors news, the company has partnered with Orix Auto Infrastructure Services Limited to provide unique ownership plans to Nexon EV buyers in the country. Through the monthly subscriptions plans, customers can buy the Nexon EV from various plans available starting with Rs 41,900 per month. They will also get various tenure periods which are 18 months, 24 months, and 36 months depending upon their requirements.
Thoughts About The Tata Gravitas And The Harrier Petrol
As we said that due to the nationwide lockdown, the production plants of manufacturers were shut-down for almost three months. After the lockdown has eased up, businesses have resumed and we are eagerly waiting for Tata to launch all of these vehicles soon in the Indian market.