Expectations from the 2021 Tata Gravitas

Tata Harrier, a widely popular car in India has a sibling under construction, the Gravitas. The 2021 Tata Gravitas looks quite similar to the Harrier but is different in many aspects. It was recently spotted road-testing and a concept car was already showcased in the Auto Expo 2020. Read the below story to know more.

Expected Features

The new Tata Gravitas is expected to get 18-inch wheels. As like the other Tata cars, the Gravitas will also come with great build quality and safety. Electronic steering wheel with the SUV is also an expected feature in the new car. The Tata Harrier also became quite famous due to its ESP features, and the Gravitas will get the same.

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Four-wheel disc brake setup will complete the safety aspect of the car. The car is said to be 80mm taller and 60mm longer than its sibling, the Tata Harrier and will feature similar SUV styling seen on the cars.

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Design elements of Tata Gravitas are quite similar to the Harrier with the third row being a major difference. The sloping roof of the Harrier is also replaced by a taller and more SUV like roofline for third-row comfort. The car was first showcased in India during the Auto Expo 2020 in February.  The car was expected to go on sale sometime later this year but has been delayed due to the pandemic.  Tata has already discontinued the Hexa and this new car will be placed above Harrier to become Tata’s flagship SUV.

The Auto Expo model did not have a sunroof a high possibility of the panoramic sunroof in the production variant of the car is expected.  You will also get connected car technology in this car to help it stand equally against its arch-rival the Hector Plus. This car will be priced close to the Hector Plus.

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Launch and Price

The Tata Gravitas is expected to launch in India quite soon around Q1 2021, although no definite information is available from Tata as of now. The new SUV of course will be priced higher than the Harrier. The Tata Gravitas when launched in India will compete against MG Hector Plus and Toyota Innova.

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