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Toyota Vellfire
78% Match
Smart Petrol 1.5L Turbo Manual 7 STR
₹13.4 - ₹26.91 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Massive Price Advantage
At roughly one-ninth the ex-showroom price of the Vellfire, the Safari delivers 7-seat SUV practicality at a fraction of the cost.
5-Star Bharat NCAP Safety Rating
The Safari carries a tested 5-star Bharat NCAP rating with a 5-star child safety score, whereas the Vellfire's NCAP status is not tested.
Stronger Power-to-Displacement Turbo Engine
The Safari's 1498cc turbocharged engine produces 168 bhp and 280 Nm of torque from a much smaller unit, delivering peppier low-end response than the Vellfire's naturally aspirated hybrid setup.
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Toyota Vellfire
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Hi Hybrid (Electric + Petrol) Automatic (e-CVT)
₹1.2 - ₹1.3 Cr
Ex-showroom price
Hybrid AWD Sophistication
Dual electric motors on front and rear axles with Torque-On-Demand AWD give the Vellfire refined, quiet, all-weather capability that the front-wheel-drive Safari can't match.
Massage Captain Seats
Second-row captain seats with massage function, 4-way power adjustment, cooled ventilation, and memory presets deliver a first-class rear cabin experience.
14-inch Display & 15-Speaker JBL Audio
A large touchscreen paired with a 15-speaker JBL sound system and wireless Android Auto/CarPlay far outclasses the Safari, which has no touchscreen or audio system at all.
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Tata Safari
For everyday city runs, the Safari's much lower price, simpler running costs and easy manual/turbo-petrol setup make it a more sensible daily driver than the far pricier, larger Vellfire.
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Why Safari for you?
Price makes daily ownership realistic
At roughly 1.34 lakh vs 1.2 crore ex-showroom, the Safari is accessible for a daily commuter budget while the Vellfire is a luxury MPV out of reach for most commuting use cases.
Easier to park and manoeuvre
Safari is notably shorter (4668mm vs 5005mm) with a smaller turning footprint expected, making city parking and tight commutes simpler than the massive Vellfire.
5-star safety rating reassures daily use
Safari carries a 5-star Bharat NCAP rating plus real safety features like TPMS-less but strong braking and traction aids, giving commuter confidence at a fraction of the cost.
Find out how the Tata Safari and Toyota Vellfire stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The radar reveals a clear luxury-vs-value split: the Vellfire dominates comfort, luxury, and technology thanks to its hybrid AWD setup and premium cabin tech, while the Safari closes the gap on safety (thanks to its 5-star Bharat NCAP rating) and takes a commanding lead on value and ownership cost.
Hybrid AWD Sophistication
Dual electric motors on front and rear axles with Torque-On-Demand AWD give the Vellfire refined, quiet, all-weather capability that the front-wheel-drive Safari can't match.
Massage Captain Seats
Second-row captain seats with massage function, 4-way power adjustment, cooled ventilation, and memory presets deliver a first-class rear cabin experience.
14-inch Display & 15-Speaker JBL Audio
A large touchscreen paired with a 15-speaker JBL sound system and wireless Android Auto/CarPlay far outclasses the Safari, which has no touchscreen or audio system at all.
A Trade-off
At roughly one-ninth the ex-showroom price of the Vellfire, the Safari delivers 7-seat SUV practicality at a fraction of the cost.
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, safety and power.

Massive Price Advantage
At roughly one-ninth the ex-showroom price of the Vellfire, the Safari delivers 7-seat SUV practicality at a fraction of the cost.
5-Star Bharat NCAP Safety Rating
The Safari carries a tested 5-star Bharat NCAP rating with a 5-star child safety score, whereas the Vellfire's NCAP status is not tested.
Stronger Power-to-Displacement Turbo Engine
The Safari's 1498cc turbocharged engine produces 168 bhp and 280 Nm of torque from a much smaller unit, delivering peppier low-end response than the Vellfire's naturally aspirated hybrid setup.
Rugged Off-Road-Ready Tyres
The Safari rides on wider 235/65 R17 off-road radial tyres suited to varied terrain, versus the Vellfire's road-biased 225/55 R19s.
Roof Rails & Skid Plates for Adventure
Front and rear skid plates plus roof rails give the Safari genuine go-anywhere styling and utility that the city-focused Vellfire skips entirely.
Strengths for those who prioritise power, features and comfort.

Hybrid AWD Sophistication
Dual electric motors on front and rear axles with Torque-On-Demand AWD give the Vellfire refined, quiet, all-weather capability that the front-wheel-drive Safari can't match.
Massage Captain Seats
Second-row captain seats with massage function, 4-way power adjustment, cooled ventilation, and memory presets deliver a first-class rear cabin experience.
14-inch Display & 15-Speaker JBL Audio
A large touchscreen paired with a 15-speaker JBL sound system and wireless Android Auto/CarPlay far outclasses the Safari, which has no touchscreen or audio system at all.
Three-Zone Climate Control with Air Purifier
Independent front, second-row, and third-row climate zones plus an air purifier keep every passenger comfortable, unlike the Safari's single-zone front AC setup.
Level 2 ADAS Suite
Blind spot detection and forward collision warning give the Vellfire a driver-assistance edge that the Safari entirely lacks.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.