The SUV market has been paying attention to the Tata Harrier Dark Edition, it's got a bold look and a strong build. But it’s where it performs on longer journeys that really matter. A long road trip shows a vehicle's strengths and weaknesses that short city drives never will. All of that comfort over hours of driving, fuel efficiency on highways, cabin noise levels at high speeds, and how effective things like cruise control are. Moreover, the Dark Edition's own trim and feature details may vary what it’s like to drive. How does the Harrier cope with long distances over varied road conditions? Does the dark interior theme cause any problems with heat or glare on day long drives? Potential buyers who are looking for an SUV with road trip capability will find some useful comparisons of these aspects to other SUVs in the same class.