Tata Safari Facelift Unveil- Live Updates

The updated Safari now rides on 19-inch alloy wheels with aero inserts.

The Tata Safari facelift wears a new parametric grille with full-width LED connecting light bars at the front and rear profiles. 

With the Nexon facelift, the Indian automaker started giving characters and personalities to their lineup. And now with the introduction of the Safari facelift, you will get four new Personas.

Further, the updated Safari gets first and second-row ventilation with a comfort headrest. Moreover, the rear windows also get a built-in sunshade function.

Tata Motors has made sure that the cabin of the Safari facelift feels as opulent as possible in the segment. The SUV now features dual-zone automatic climate control and electric boss mode with four-way adjustable co-driver seat.

Tata's connected car technology has also undergone refinement. The new Safari and Harrier facelifts now comes equipped with iRA 2.0 connected car tech.

The Safari facelift now gets a new 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system sourced from Harman. The driver also benefits from a much larger and intrusive all-digital instrument cluster with built-in navigation support.

The new jewelled terrain response selector dial gives a premium touch to the redesigned centre console.

The steering wheel has been updated with four-spoke design and illuminated Tata logo.

The updated Safari comes equipped with an improved ADAS suite.

After the unveiling of the Tata Harrier facelift, it is the updated Safari's turn!

Here is our first look at the USP of the Safari facelift- the third row! This sets the Safari apart from the Harrier and stays true to the USP of the Safari brand name that's been around since 1998! 

The Tata Safari facelift’s 2.0-litre diesel now gives a mileage of 16.30kmpl and 14.50kmpl for the MT and AT respectively. In the outgoing model, this stood at 16.14kmpl and 14.08kmpl for the manual and automatic respectively.

The Tata Safari facelift, like its five-seat sibling, gets an all-new interior. This interior was previewed in parts by the Curvv concept as well as the Safari Red Dark Edition that was launched earlier this year. 

Powering the Tata Safari facelift is the automaker's 2.0-litre Kryotec diesel engine that produces 168bhp/350Nm and can be had with either a six-speed manual or a six-speed automatic. 

Before we get into the official reveal. Let’s get some facts out of the way. The Safari facelift will be offered in four trim levels with one diesel engine option.  The trim levels are Accomplished, Pure, Smart and Adventure.

The Tata Safari Facelift was revealed on 6 October and today it will be showcased in the metal for the first time. We are live from the event bringing you the details as they emerge so stay tuned!