Tata Curvv vs Tata Harrier: On-Road Price in Mumbai Compared

By Arjun Ramanarayanan, IndiCar · Published 11 October 2026 · Comparisons

The Tata Curvv starts at Rs 11,66,301 on-road in Mumbai and the Tata Harrier at Rs 15,36,040, a gap of Rs 3,69,739 at the entry point and Rs 8,88,769 at the top.

The Tata Curvv is cheaper than the Tata Harrier in Mumbai at both ends of the range. The Curvv runs from Rs 11,66,301 to Rs 22,73,879 on-road. The Harrier runs from Rs 15,36,040 to Rs 31,62,648. The cheapest Curvv costs Rs 3,69,739 less than the cheapest Harrier, and the most expensive Curvv costs Rs 8,88,769 less than the most expensive Harrier.

These prices are IndiCar's own price list for Mumbai, for individual registration. The Curvv list is dated 5 September 2026 and the Harrier list 1 September 2026. This article compares price and the features listed for the entry variants. It does not cover running costs, so fuel economy and servicing are not part of the verdict.

The price ranges side by side

Both cars come in petrol and diesel, with manual and automatic gearboxes. The automatic is where the two diverge most. The cheapest Curvv automatic is Rs 14,54,480 on-road. The cheapest Harrier automatic is Rs 21,06,954.

Where the on-road price comes from

For the cheapest Curvv, the Ex-showroom price is Rs 9,99,990. Add RTO registration and road tax for Mumbai of Rs 1,14,749, first-year comprehensive insurance of Rs 50,712 and FASTag at Rs 850, and you reach Rs 11,66,301.

For the cheapest Harrier, the Ex-showroom price is Rs 12,99,990. RTO registration and road tax in Mumbai is Rs 1,61,669, first-year comprehensive insurance is Rs 60,531, TCS is Rs 13,000 and FASTag is Rs 850. That brings it to Rs 15,36,040. The Harrier's entry variant carries a TCS line of Rs 13,000 that the Curvv's entry variant does not show.

How many variants fit your budget

Your budget changes which car gives you choice. The Curvv has 6 of its 26 combinations at or under Rs 15,00,000 on-road, and 22 of 26 at or under Rs 20,00,000. The Harrier has only 3 of 58 at or under Rs 20,00,000.

If your ceiling is Rs 20,00,000, the Curvv gives you most of its range and the Harrier gives you three entry options. Move the ceiling to Rs 25,00,000 and 27 of the 58 Harrier combinations qualify. At Rs 30,00,000, 52 of 58 do. So the Harrier opens up properly only above Rs 20,00,000.

What each step up the range adds

The feature facts we have cover the cheapest variant of each car, so this is where each one starts rather than a full variant-by-variant ladder.

• Tata Curvv, entry (Smart X Petrol Manual): 6 airbags, Electronic stability program (ESP), ISOFIX child seat mounts, reverse guide park assist, 3-point ELR seatbelts for all passengers, hill hold control and a 10.16 cm (4 inch) digital instrument cluster.
• Tata Harrier, entry (Smart Petrol Manual): 6 airbags (driver, co-driver, curtain and side), traction control, ISOFIX child seat mounts, hill assist (hill ascent), ABS with EBD and rear parking sensors. The cluster is a larger 17.78 cm digital unit, and there is a USB smart charger in the console armrest.

Both start with 6 airbags and ISOFIX mounts. The Harrier's entry car adds a bigger instrument cluster and a USB smart charger. Beyond the entry cars, the steps up are visible in the price: on the Curvv, going from the Smart X to the Pure X automatic petrol adds the automatic gearbox for Rs 14,54,480 on-road, and the Accomplished X Petrol Manual sits mid-range at Rs 16,52,553. On the Harrier, the mid-range Fearless X Diesel Manual is Rs 26,04,944. Ask the dealer for the full feature list of each trim you consider, since we have not listed those here.

Who each car suits

The Curvv suits you if you want to stay under Rs 20,00,000 on-road and still choose between petrol, diesel and an automatic. Its cheapest automatic is Rs 14,54,480 and its cheapest diesel is Rs 14,79,572.

The Harrier suits you if your budget runs to Rs 25,00,000 or more, where it offers 27 combinations up to that mark and 52 up to Rs 30,00,000. It also suits you if you want the larger digital cluster and USB smart charger from the first variant. If you want a Harrier automatic, plan for Rs 21,06,954 on-road at the least.

On price alone, the Curvv is the cheaper route at every comparison we have: entry, cheapest diesel, cheapest automatic, mid-range and top. Price is not the whole decision, and running costs are not covered here.

What to ask the dealer

• Ask for the on-road quote line by line and check it against the Ex-showroom, RTO, insurance and FASTag figures above.
• On the Harrier, ask why TCS of Rs 13,000 appears and whether it applies to your purchase.
• Ask which features separate the trim you are quoted from the next one up, since the step-up prices are listed but the feature gaps need confirming.
• Ask whether the insurance quote is first-year comprehensive, as in our figures.

You can check any variant yourself on the Tata Curvv prices page and the Tata Harrier prices page, or use the on-road price calculator.

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper in Mumbai, the Tata Curvv or the Tata Harrier?

The Tata Curvv. Its cheapest variant is Rs 11,66,301 on-road against Rs 15,36,040 for the Harrier, a difference of Rs 3,69,739.

How much cheaper is the top Curvv than the top Harrier?

The most expensive Curvv is Rs 22,73,879 on-road and the most expensive Harrier is Rs 31,62,648. The Curvv is cheaper by Rs 8,88,769.

What is the cheapest automatic in each range?

The cheapest Curvv automatic is the Pure X DCA Petrol Automatic at Rs 14,54,480 on-road. The cheapest Harrier automatic is the Pure X AT Petrol Automatic at Rs 21,06,954.

What is the cheapest diesel in each range?

The Curvv Pure X Diesel Manual is Rs 14,79,572 on-road. The Harrier Smart Diesel Manual is Rs 16,99,060.

How many variants are under Rs 20,00,000 on-road?

22 of the 26 priced Curvv combinations are at or under Rs 20,00,000. Only 3 of the 58 priced Harrier combinations are.

Do both cars have 6 airbags on the cheapest variant?

Yes. The cheapest Curvv and the cheapest Harrier both list 6 airbags and ISOFIX child seat mounts.

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