Tata Safari Facelift Interior Leaked Ahead of India Launch; Shows New Infotainment Unit
The interior of the revised Safari has been sighted once again, offering more clear details than before. Let's go through the recent spy shots that indicate a modified 4-spoke steering wheel, a new infotainment unit, and more.
By Sanorita
It's not hidden that Tata Motors is gearing up to give generation updates to the well-liked SUVs in its lineup, the Harrier and the Safari. We have already witnessed a couple of spy shots revealing both the interior and exterior of these models, but in a recent development, some freshly leaked images of the Safari interior have emerged online. As can be seen via spy shots, the interior of the updated Safari looks more enriched and premium than the current version. According to the leaked images, the modified 4-spoke steering wheel, which features a display-like screen from the Curvv concept between the mounted controls on each side, stands out as the most obvious change from the current model. Right now, there is no confirmation, however, it is expected that this display might offer a range of driving or travel information or it could show the lit Tata logo.
The infotainment system on the 2023 Safari also looks brand-new because it has sharp edges in contrast to the softened ones on the 10.25-inch screens available with the current Safari Red Dark Editions. Additionally, it seems bigger than before. Again, there is no official upgrade; nevertheless, the automaker might offer a new software interface for the new infotainment system. Here are more details regarding the upcoming SUV's interior, which is expected to arrive in the nation during the festive season or sometime in 2024.
Tata Safari Facelift: More Details on Leaked Interior
In addition to the above-cited information, the spy photos also indicated a gloss black panel with two bands of haptic buttons and two toggle switches for temperature and blower settings, similar to the one Tata displayed with the Curvv and Sierra EV concepts.
A full-width, coloured, gloss dashboard insert was visible in place of the existing model's faux wood-like edge on the top half of the dashboard, while the bottom half looks to feature leatherette padding with distinct double-stitching. The interior of the SUV also hinted at a fully digital instrument cluster and an inverted, much sleeker design for the central AC vents, which still have a trapezoidal form.
Tata Safari Facelift: Engine
In terms of the engine, the revised Safari SUV is likely to continue with the 2-litre diesel engine, paired with a 6-speed manual or an automatic gearbox, capable of churning out 168bhp and 350Nm. Although Tata Motors hasn't divulged any information yet, it is expected that the SUV might come with a new 1.5-litre T-GDI turbo-petrol engine, which is in the works.
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Tata Safari Facelift: Features
The Safari facelift model is anticipated to include an auto day/night IRVM, automated dual-zone climate control, a 360-degree surround camera, cruise control, Level 2 ADAS technology, and others in its revamped feature list.
