
Price | ₹ 13.99 Lakh onwards |
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Transmission | Automatic |
Fuel Type | Electric |
Seating Capacity | 5 Seater |
Tata Nexon EV is available in three variants – XM, XZ+ and XZ+ LUX variants. The electric SUV available in three colour options – signature teal blue, glacier white and moonlit silver. The vehicle gets health monitoring system which helps with remote diagnostics, vehicle health alerts and Over-The-Air (OTA) updates.
Exterior
The Nexon EV is based on the Impact Design 2.0 language. The electric SUV gets sporty central grille with signature tri-arrows, wide grille with signature Humanity Line running from lamp to lamp. The higher variant is available in dual tone body colour and 16-inch diamond cut alloy wheels.
Interior
The Nexon EV sports an Altroz-sourced flat-bottom steering wheel and instrument cluster which, in the Nexon EV, gives out information like – charge level, driving range, battery consumption, turn-by-turn navigation and more. Tata also provides the ZConnect app suite with 35 connectivity features.
Engine
The Nexon EV is powered by a three-phase permanent magnet synchronous motor that puts out 127bhp and 245Nm paired to a 30.2kWh lithium-ion and a liquid-cooled battery pack. The ARAI-certified range of the Nexon EV is 312km and it comes with IP67 certification. Charging options include a 3.3kW bundled charger that can charge the battery pack from 20-100 per cent in eight hours, while a 25kW fast charger can charge the battery from 0-80 per cent in 60 minutes.
Tata Nexon EV price starts at ₹ 13.99 Lakh and goes upto ₹ 16.25 Lakh. The price of Electric version for Nexon EV ranges between ₹ 13.99 Lakh - ₹ 16.25 Lakh.
Versions | Ex-Showroom price | Specifications | Compare | |
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Nexon EV XM | ₹ 13.99 Lakh | Electric, Automatic | Show price in my cityGet Offers | |
Nexon EV XZ Plus | ₹ 15.25 Lakh | Electric, Automatic | Show price in my cityGet Offers | |
Nexon EV XZ Plus LUX | ₹ 16.25 Lakh | Electric, Automatic | Show price in my cityGet Offers |
Tata Motors kick-started the electrification push in the sub-four metre SUV segment with the Nexon EV. The most affordable electric SUV in the country comes with a potent powertrain and a new design language. It drives well, has a spacious cabin with a decent amount of feature too. However, the ARAI claimed range of 312 kilometre doesn’t translate to a real-life driving range. Also, the lack of sufficient charging infrastructure means you cannot plan long-distance trips with the Nexon EV anytime soon.
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Tata Nexon EV 2021 is available/sold in the following colours in India.