The Tata Safari Diesel Automatic recently underwent real-world fuel efficiency testing to provide potential buyers with a clearer understanding of its performance beyond the official figures. The SUV is powered by a 2.0-litre diesel engine paired with an automatic transmission. According to ARAI, the vehicle boasts a certified mileage of 14.08 kmpl. However, real-world conditions often differ, and this test aimed to reflect that.
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The testing spanned a distance of 395 kilometers, covering a mix of city and highway driving conditions. The results showed that the Tata Safari Diesel Automatic achieved an average fuel efficiency of 12.4 kmpl. This figure, while slightly lower than the ARAI-certified mileage, is still impressive for a vehicle of its size and category, highlighting its efficiency and practicality for daily use and long journeys.
The Tata Safari features a 50-litre fuel tank. Based on real-world fuel efficiency, this capacity translates to an approximate driving range of around 620 kilometers on a full tank. This estimation provides potential owners with a realistic expectation of the vehicle’s capabilities on longer trips, balancing performance and fuel consumption effectively.
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Price-wise, the Tata Safari Diesel Automatic starts at ₹16.19 lakh for the base variant, with the top-end model priced at ₹26.99 lakh. This range offers options for different budgets and preferences, making it a versatile choice in the SUV market.
The real-world fuel efficiency test of the Tata Safari Diesel Automatic showcases its commendable performance, aligning closely with official claims and offering substantial driving range and practicality for users.
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