Tata Nexon EV now priced from Rs 14.49 lakh

    Prices have gone down by Rs 20,000 to Rs 1.20 lakh, depending on the variant.

    Published On Feb 13, 2024 01:59:00 PM

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    Tata Motors just announced a price cut on two of its most popular EVs – the Nexon EV and the Tiago EV. Prices for the Nexon EV now start from Rs 14.49 lakh for the Creative+ MR variant, and go up to Rs 19.29 lakh for the Empowered+ LR variant. Let’s take a closer look at how the prices have been affected across the board.

    Tata Nexon EV prices reduced

    Tata Nexon EV prices (ex-showroom)
    VariantNew PriceOld PriceDifference
    Creative+ MRRs 14.49 lakhRs 14.74 lakhRs 25,000
    Fearless MRRs 15.99 lakhRs 16.19 lakhRs 20,000
    Fearless+ MRRs 16.49 lakhRs 16.69 lakhRs 20,000
    Fearless+ S MRRs 16.99 lakhRs 17.19 lakhRs 20,000
    Empowered MRRs 17.49 lakhRs 17.84 lakhRs 35,000
    Fearless LRRs 16.99 lakhRs 18.19 lakhRs 1.20 lakh
    Fearless+ LRRs 17.49 lakhRs 18.69 lakhRs 1.20 lakh
    Fearless+ S LRRs 17.99 lakhRs 19.19 lakhRs 1.20 lakh
    Empowered+ LRRs 19.29 lakhRs 19.99 lakhRs 70,000

    As can be seen from the table above, prices of the Medium Range (MR) variants of the Nexon EV have gone down in the range of Rs 20,000-35,000, depending on the variant. Meanwhile, the Long Range (LR) variants see a more significant drop in price of up to Rs 1.20 lakh, although the top-spec trim only sees a reduction of Rs 20,000.

    For reference, the Nexon EV’s direct rival, the Mahindra XUV400 EV is priced between Rs 15.49 lakh-16.74 lakh for its Short Range variant, while the Long Range variant is priced at 17.49 lakh. The XUV400 EV recently received a major interior update, and with top-end prices undercutting the Nexon EV by a fair margin, it does come across as good value.

    Tata Nexon EV range and specs 

    The Nexon EV facelift is available in two variants – MR with a 30.2kWh battery and LR with a 40.5kWh battery. The MR has an ARAI-claimed range of 325km, while the LR has a range of 465km. Both versions now get a 7.2kW AC charger as standard, which tops up the batteries from 10 to 100 percent in 4.3 hours for the MR, and 6 hours for the LR. As for outputs, the MR produces 129hp and 215Nm of torque, while the LR produces 145hp and 215Nm.

    In comparison, the Mahindra XUV400 gets a 34.5kWh battery or a larger 39.4kWh battery for the EC Pro and EL Pro variants, respectively. The former battery has a claimed range of 375km and the latter has a claimed range of 456km, both on the MIDC cycle. Both variants of the XUV400 Pro are powered by a front axle-mounted electric motor that produces 150hp and 310Nm of torque.

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