Does the Tata Harrier Dark Edition hold up to its safety claims in the real world?
Ashutosh 26 December 2024 12:08
Safety is one of the major factors in car buying decisions and Tata Motors has been promoting the Harrier, as well as its Dark Edition, as a very safe vehicle. The company boasts a strong chassis, multiple airbags and advanced driver assistance systems. But real world performance can be different than test lab performance. But what is the Harrier Dark Edition like when you actually crash it or drive it hard? What safety features are there that are specific to day to day use? Issues with electronic systems in Tata vehicles have left some users baffled, and cause for concern for safety features that work on the basis of digital control. And the choice of black color scheme for Dark Edition will also be of some detriment for the visibility in some situations. So it’s worth exploring how these factors play out in real life, and whether owners feel they can trust the vehicle’s safety capabilities.
Answered by Priyanka 08 November 2024 20:33
I've had a minor fender bender with my Harrier Dark Edition and came out impressed with how it held up. The safety features kicked in as they should, the build quality is solid. Felt definitely safer than my previous car.


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