Tata Nexon EV Prime 2020-2023 news

Discounted subscription rates for 2 and 3 year tenures only while 12 month tenure rates have been heavily revised too

Tata says 1,000 units of the Nexon EV were sold between September and November

The Kejriwal-led government's move to reduce the upfront cost of buying an electric vehicle will see a rise in the number of green-plate cars on the capital’s roads

The Nexon EV’s base-spec XM variant is exempted from the price hike

The limited period subscription offer is valid until November 30, 2020

The homegrown carmaker has achieved this milestone in over six months since the EV’s launch

For now, these plans are offered in five cities: Delhi/NCR, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad and Bengaluru

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The carmaker’s electric vehicle portfolio is set to expand in the coming days courtesy of the Altroz EV

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Here’s how the Nexon EV fares against other EVs in terms of price, range and charging

The all-electric Nexon is Rs 1.29 lakh more expensive than its top-spec ICE counterpart

It will be offered in three variants: XM, XZ+ and XZ+ LUX

It will be Tata’s second EV after the Tigor EV

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