Tata Gravitas Design – What’s the Change?

The Tata Gravitas is going to be the upcoming seven-seater SUV from the company. It was also showcased in the Auto Expo 2020 where it got a lot of attention from people. It will be based on Tata Harrier’s Omega platform and will get the same wheelbase as that car. The Tata Gravitas design will be slightly changed and the overall length of the car will be increased to accommodate the extra seats.

Overview

In December last year, it was spotted with a bright orange colour on it. The car was seen in a bright orange colour for easier assessment of its testing. While this colour was only for testing, there could be a similar bright orange colour option on it as is also seen on the Harrier. This could give the Gravitas a funky look. The car will be launched in the latter half of 2020 although the launch could now be delayed by a few months. It will be priced above the Tata Harrier and the pricing could start from around Rs 17-20 lakh (ex-showroom).

Tata Gravitas Design

Tata Gravitas design language is the same as the Harrier, getting sleek DRLs on the front that also double as indicators. It gets chrome elements on the grille as well along with chrome around the headlights. From the side, it gets larger 18-inch wheels and different wheel design. You get a chrome strip below the windows as well as chrome on the door handles. From the rear, it looks similar look to the Harrier albeit some minor change in the bumper as well as the light that makes the car look a bit different. The rear integrated spoiler also has grown in size.

Tata Gravitas Interiors

Interiors play a crucial role in the Tata Harrier design. Like the Harrier, it gets premium interiors with an 8.8-inch infotainment system that has Android Auto and Apple Carplay, AC vents and a USB slot for the third row. The driver seat is electrically adjustable. The Gravitas also gets a beige colour option inside. The third row also gets a lot of legroom and therefore will be comfortable for long rides. It also gets ambient lighting and a nine-speaker JBL system. On the second-row, you get a recline as well as push-pull function.

Also read: Should you buy a Tata Harrier?

Rivals

Meanwhile, Tata is also working on the HBX concept model that it had showcased in the Auto Expo. This will be a micro-SUV from Tata. The Gravitas will compete against other seven-seaters in the segment. The upcoming MG Hector plus will also go up against the Tata Gravitas.