Tata Motors All-New Safari Booking Starts at INR 30,000

The all-new Tata Safari will come in six variants, which are XE, XT, XM, XZ, XZ+, and XT+. The car sits on the OMEGARC platform, an architecture adopted from the D8 platform from the Land Rover and have also adopted the Impact 2.0 design language.

On Thursday, Tata Motors opened the bookings for its all-new Safari at a refundable price of INR 30,000. In a statement, the company said that the announcement for price and deliveries of the new Safari will start on February 22, 2021. Customers can book this SUV through the brand's website or visit the nearest Tata Motors authorised dealership. The car is now on display and is also available for a test drive at Tata Motor's dealer network.

The all-new Tata Safari will come in six variants, which are XE, XT, XM, XZ, XZ+, and XT+. The car sits on the OMEGARC platform, an architecture adopted from the D8 platform from the Land Rover and have also adopted the Impact 2.0 design language. The new Safari will come equipped with a 170 PS Kryotec Diesel Engine along with a 6-speed automatic/ manual transmission. The current three drive modes that come with the car, Eco, City and Sport, will also be offered. The SUV will also come with ESP-based drive modes, which are Normal, Tough and Wet.

Shailesh Chandra, the president of the passenger vehicles business unit of Tata Motors, said that the brand is gearing up in full power to introduce its iconic brand in its new avatar. From today, Safari will be available for display, test drive, as well as bookings across the company's network. He further said that the brand is confident that the new Safari will bring a feeling of prestige, power and excitement in its customers.

Tata Safari has the Benecke Kaliko Oyster White interior that comes with Ash Wood dashboard, captain seats, panoramic sunroof, and spacious 3rd-row seating. To enhance the in-cabin experience, the new Safari comes with iRA connected tech and becomes the third car in the company's product portfolio to have it after Tata Nexon and Altroz iTurbo.