Tata Safari Right Front Three Quarter

In this review, we dive a little deeper and tell you the five things we liked about the revived Safari and two things that we think could have been better.

We already told you about our first impressions of the Safari yesterday and will tell you more in depth with our follow-up stories. Let's now step inside the SUV's cabin and delve deeper into its details with the space it offers. We shall here do a detailed comparison of its interior dimensions and compare it with its chief rival - the MG Hector Plus.

Agreed that without a rugged, body-on-ladder construction, without any sort of four wheel drive option, and being a front wheel drive only doesn’t give the new SUV enough cred to carry the Tata Safari torch. But, as a six or seven seater SUV for the urban world, this new Safari has almost every box checked! It’s usable, comfortable, drivable, feature-rich, and it has street presence. It’s not perfect, of course. And to be honest, the segment it steps into is going to have some great buying options soon. Plus, though good, the new Safari isn’t as outstanding to be your default purchase.