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Tata Harrier
78% Match
N4 Diesel Turbo Manual
₹8.99 - ₹10.79 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Significantly Cheaper
At Rs 8,99,000 ex-showroom, the Bolero Neo undercuts the Harrier's Rs 12,99,990 by a wide margin.
Diesel Torque for Load-Lugging
The mHawk diesel offers 260 Nm low in the rev range with idle start/stop, well suited to towing and long hauls with better efficiency potential than petrol.
Seats More People
7-seat, 3-row configuration versus the Harrier's 5-seat layout gives the Neo an edge for larger families or groups.
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Tata Harrier
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Practicality
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Smart Petrol 1.5L Turbo Manual
₹13 - ₹26.11 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Far Safer on Paper
6 airbags and a 5-Star Bharat NCAP rating dwarf the Bolero Neo's 2 airbags and 1-Star Global NCAP rating.
Punchier Petrol Turbo
The 1.5L Hyperion turbo-petrol makes 168 bhp versus the Bolero Neo's 100 bhp diesel, giving noticeably livelier performance.
Bigger, More Premium Cabin
At 4605mm long with a 2741mm wheelbase, alloy wheels, dual-tone interior and automatic climate control, the Harrier feels far more upmarket.
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Tata Harrier
For daily city driving, the Harrier's stronger petrol engine, better safety kit, and comfort features make it a nicer everyday companion, though its higher price is a real consideration.
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Why Harrier for you?
Refined Petrol Power
168 bhp turbo-petrol with 6-speed manual makes stop-go traffic and highway merges easier than the Neo's 100 bhp diesel.
Safety for Peace of Mind
6 airbags and a 5-star NCAP rating matter for daily urban exposure to traffic risks.
Comfort Features
Automatic climate control and power windows front & rear ease the daily grind.
Find out how the Mahindra Bolero Neo and Tata Harrier stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The Harrier's radar is broad and rounded, reflecting a modern feature-laden SUV, while the Bolero Neo's shape is narrow and skewed toward Value and basic Practicality, revealing its identity as a rugged, no-frills budget workhorse.
Far Safer on Paper
6 airbags and a 5-Star Bharat NCAP rating dwarf the Bolero Neo's 2 airbags and 1-Star Global NCAP rating.
Punchier Petrol Turbo
The 1.5L Hyperion turbo-petrol makes 168 bhp versus the Bolero Neo's 100 bhp diesel, giving noticeably livelier performance.
Bigger, More Premium Cabin
At 4605mm long with a 2741mm wheelbase, alloy wheels, dual-tone interior and automatic climate control, the Harrier feels far more upmarket.
A Trade-off
At Rs 8,99,000 ex-showroom, the Bolero Neo undercuts the Harrier's Rs 12,99,990 by a wide margin.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise value, power and comfort.

Significantly Cheaper
At Rs 8,99,000 ex-showroom, the Bolero Neo undercuts the Harrier's Rs 12,99,990 by a wide margin.
Diesel Torque for Load-Lugging
The mHawk diesel offers 260 Nm low in the rev range with idle start/stop, well suited to towing and long hauls with better efficiency potential than petrol.
Seats More People
7-seat, 3-row configuration versus the Harrier's 5-seat layout gives the Neo an edge for larger families or groups.
Rugged Steel Wheels & Spare
A proper steel spare wheel is included, unlike the Harrier which has no spare wheel at all.
Simple, Serviceable Hydraulic Steering
Hydraulic power steering is generally simpler and cheaper to maintain long-term than the Harrier's electric setup, appealing to budget-conscious buyers.
Strengths for those who prioritise safety, power and value.

Far Safer on Paper
6 airbags and a 5-Star Bharat NCAP rating dwarf the Bolero Neo's 2 airbags and 1-Star Global NCAP rating.
Punchier Petrol Turbo
The 1.5L Hyperion turbo-petrol makes 168 bhp versus the Bolero Neo's 100 bhp diesel, giving noticeably livelier performance.
Bigger, More Premium Cabin
At 4605mm long with a 2741mm wheelbase, alloy wheels, dual-tone interior and automatic climate control, the Harrier feels far more upmarket.
Modern Convenience Features
Electric tailgate release, height-adjustable seatbelts, tilt & telescopic steering and a digital instrument cluster add everyday polish the Neo lacks.
Bigger Boot
445-815L of bootspace comfortably beats the Bolero Neo's 384L, useful for luggage-heavy trips.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.