The new Tata Safari speaks volumes about the aim of the manufacturer in spreading its premium SUV lineup. Equipped with a powerful engine and carrying loads of tech, the new Safari is tamer and more accessible to a luxury-seeking crowd than ever before.
As for the chassis, the stronger high-strength-steel monocoque piece means that the strength of armour added onto the Safari is likely to pose less of a problem than most other alternatives. The snug window sills and wide doors also allow for easier installation of BR glass.
- Auxiliary supported run-flat fittings in tyres.
- Blast Resistant Mild Steel fuel tank sheath.
- Vehicle Battery and Engine Control Module (ECM) armour with Ballistic Steel .
- Additional bullet catcher and large overlaps on door frames.
- Heavy duty door hinges
- Robust door pillars and posts with barricaded door travel retainers
- Highly reinforced suspension to compensate supplemented weight of the vehicle.
- Installation of Heavy-duty coil springs and heavy-duty shock absorbers.
- Emergency Exit Door
- Specially designed radiator protection.
- Upgraded Brake Pads for superior performance
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Engine
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Kryotec 2.0L Turbocharged inline-4
Power: 125 KW @ 3750 rpm, Max Torque: 350 Nm @ 1750 rpm
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Transmission
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6-Speed Automatic/6-Speed Manual
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Suspension
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Front/Back: Independent Double Wishbone MacPherson Strut With Coil Springs and Stabilizer Bar/Semi-Independent Twist Blade with Panhard Rod
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Brakes
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Ventilated disc brakes
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Wheels
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235/70 R16 Front and Back
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Dimensions (LxWxH)
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4661 mm x 1894 mm x 1786 mm
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Wheelbase
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2741 mm
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Drive Train
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FWD
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Armouring
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CEN Level BR6
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