Tata Harrier Colours
The Harrier (₹13.00 Lakh – ₹26.11 Lakh ex-showroom, October 2026) is sold in 7 colours— every one shown below with the manufacturer's official render, not repainted mockups. Colour availability varies by variant; pearl, matte and dual-tone finishes usually cost ₹15,000–25,000 extra.
Images: official Tata Motors renders.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many colours does the Tata Harrier come in?
7: Nitro Crimson, Sunlit Yellow, Daytona Grey, Fearless Red, Pristine White, Pure Grey, Seaweed Green. Not every colour is offered on every variant — dual-tone and special-edition shades are usually restricted to higher trims, so confirm availability for your variant with the dealer.
Which Harrier colour is best for resale?
White, grey and silver consistently resell easiest in India — they suit the widest pool of used buyers and hide minor swirl marks. Bold colours can sit longer in the used market, though on enthusiast-leaning cars a signature colour sometimes helps. Colour matters less than condition and service history.
Do any colours cost extra?
Often, yes — pearl, matte and dual-tone finishes typically carry a ₹15,000–25,000 premium over solid colours, and matte paints need more careful maintenance (no regular polishing). The exact premium is on the dealer's price list per variant.