The biggest discounts this month are available on the Tata Harrier and top-end Fearless variants including their Dual Tone, Dark, Plus, and Stealth versions carry a slightly lower benefit ceiling of ₹68,000, largely due to consistent demand and premium feature sets.

Notably, the Harrier diesel range covers a wide spread of buyer needs from basic fleet-focused models with halogen lamps and steel wheels to top-of-the-line trims that offer ADAS, panoramic sunroof, 360-degree camera, ventilated seats, and more.

All offers mentioned apply across manual and automatic transmissions, and all optional packages, including Dark and Stealth editions.

The most affordable Tata Harrier on sale right now is the Smart MT, priced at ₹15.00 lakh The most affordable Tata Harrier on sale right now is the Smart MT, priced at ₹15.00 lakh ex-showroom and around ₹17.74 lakh on-road in Delhi NCR. It’s a basic, no-frills variant with steel wheels, halogen lamps, dual airbags, and no infotainment system — best suited for fleet buyers or those looking for a tough diesel SUV at the lowest price.

If you’re looking for the cheapest Harrier with an automatic transmission, that would be the Pure Plus AT, which is priced at ₹18.95 lakh ex-showroom and comes to around ₹21.97 lakh on-road. It gets premium upholstery, LED projector headlamps, a 10.24-inch touchscreen, and a proper torque converter AT with cruise control — offering excellent value for comfort-focused buyers.

Want a sunroof-equipped Harrier without breaking the bank? The most affordable variant with a panoramic sunroof is the Pure Plus (S) MT, which retails at ₹19.35 lakh ex-showroom and about ₹23.03 lakh on-road. This variant also includes wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, LED DRLs, a 6-speaker Harman sound system, and front parking sensors.

The popular Dark Edition, featuring blacked-out alloys, grille, roof, and interior, starts from the Pure Plus (S) Dark MT, which is priced at ₹19.65 lakh ex-showroom. For buyers who want the most decked-out Harrier with ADAS, blind spot monitor, 360-degree camera, and ventilated front seats, the Fearless Plus Stealth Edition AT (₹26.50 lakh ex-showroom) sits at the very top of the lineup — commanding about ₹31.59 lakh on-road.

In case you’re wondering, Harrier variants marked with (O) signify the optional safety/tech pack, which includes advanced driver assistance systems and features like lane departure warning, rear cross-traffic alert, and adaptive cruise control — available across mid to top-tier variantsThe most affordable Tata Harrier on sale right now is the Smart MT, priced at ₹15.00 lakh ex-showroom and around ₹17.74 lakh on-road in Delhi NCR. It’s a basic, no-frills variant with steel wheels, halogen lamps, dual airbags, and no infotainment system — best suited for fleet buyers or those looking for a tough diesel SUV at the lowest price.

If you’re looking for the cheapest Harrier with an automatic transmission, that would be the Pure Plus AT, which is priced at ₹18.95 lakh ex-showroom and comes to around ₹21.97 lakh on-road. It gets premium upholstery, LED projector headlamps, a 10.24-inch touchscreen, and a proper torque converter AT with cruise control — offering excellent value for comfort-focused buyers.

Want a sunroof-equipped Harrier without breaking the bank? The most affordable variant with a panoramic sunroof is the Pure Plus (S) MT, which retails at ₹19.35 lakh ex-showroom and about ₹23.03 lakh on-road. This variant also includes wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, LED DRLs, a 6-speaker Harman sound system, and front parking sensors.

The popular Dark Edition, featuring blacked-out alloys, grille, roof, and interior, starts from the Pure Plus (S) Dark MT, which is priced at ₹19.65 lakh ex-showroom. For buyers who want the most decked-out Harrier with ADAS, blind spot monitor, 360-degree camera, and ventilated front seats, the Fearless Plus Stealth Edition AT (₹26.50 lakh ex-showroom) sits at the very top of the lineup — commanding about ₹31.59 lakh on-road.

In case you’re wondering, Harrier variants marked with (O) signify the optional safety/tech pack, which includes advanced driver assistance systems and features like lane departure warning, rear cross-traffic alert, and adaptive cruise control — available across mid to top-tier variants