Tata Motors is getting ready to introduce a seven-seat version of the company’s current, very popular, Harrier SUV as Gravitas in the Indian market. The almost manufactured (near-production) model of the Gravitas at the latest Auto Expo.
The Gravitas is planned to be launched in India in early 2021. The upcoming long SUV was seen in an undisguised form on the roads as it was being tested.
Features of Tata Gravitas
The Gravitas (seven-seat model) is majorly based on the six-seat Tata Harrier SUV, the current model in the Indian market. Even though the upcoming SUV sources most of the features from its predecessor, it has a striking difference at the rear-end which includes a new bumper, distinct reflectors, etc.
Apart from that, the Gravitas features dual exhaust tips on both sides, which makes the rear-end of the SUV look sporty. Additionally, to create extra space for the last row occupants, the black window is kept upright whereas the Harrier SUV is equipped with a jaunty glass.
Both, the Harrier & the Gravitas, appear to be the same on the front side. However, the profile of the SUVs are distinct from each other owing to the longer length of the Gravitas. But, the wheelbase of the upcoming SUV is kept the same as the Harrier.
And to create enough headroom space for the last-row occupants, the roofline is kept quite straight on the Tata Gravitas.
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Cabin Features of Tata Gravitas
The Gravitas will be loaded with a mile-long list of features which are sourced from its predecessor – Harrier SUV. The upcoming SUV can be expected to be adorned with the signature-style dual-tone oak brown coloured dashboard.
The other features include a floating infotainment system with an 8.8-inch display screen, JBL speakers, panoramic sunroof, an instrument panel with 7-inch display and many more.
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Engine & Transmission of Tata Gravitas
The SUV is going to be equipped with a 2.0-litre, four-cylinder diesel engine that is rated to churn out a maximum power of 168 bhp and a peak torque of 350 Nm. The Gravitas will be offered with two transmission options – a 6-speed manual gearbox and a 6-speed automatic gearbox.