Auto news India - Tata Nexon 2020 2023 news

While the Altroz, Nexon, and Nexon EV have received Dark Edition variants for the first time, Tata has updated the Harrier’s version with a few cosmetic tweaks

Bookings are underway ahead of the expected July 7 launch

The carmaker has discontinued the previously offered base-spec XE, making the XM the new entry-level variant priced at Rs 9.48 lakh

Tata will continue to offer the range topping XZ+, XZ+ (S) and XZ+ (O) trims with alloy wheels as before

Although the carmaker hasn’t swapped it with a new paint as of now, the SUV could come in the Arizona Blue shade seen recently on the Tiago

Currently, the Magnite attracts the highest waiting period of up to 8 months

The price hike is applicable to all models, except the electrified Nexon

You can grab an exchange bonus of up to Rs 40,000 on a Tata car this January

The new method is aimed at reducing physical contact between Tata’s sales executives and customers

The partnership has led to the introduction of two finance options for buyers

It comes at a premium of up to Rs 51,000 over the second-to-base XM variant

It’s based on the top-spec XZ+(O) variant but is more affordable

The facelifted Nexon gets updated styling and a bunch of additional features

Tata will offer the Nexon facelift with the same petrol and diesel engines, albeit in BS6 form

It will be available in 8 variants unlike the current model which is available in 7 variants
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