Tata Nexon EV news

The past week also saw a mass-market carmaker clear rumours of its plans of quitting India

The new long-range variant of the electric SUV will be launched on May 11

The maximum waiting time for a sub-4m SUV is of up to five months in Ghaziabad (Mahindra XUV300) and Surat (Kia Sonet)

If you’re looking to buy an electrified model or a just a premium offering, there’ll be plenty of new cars to choose from this quarter

It currently offers a claimed driving range of 312 kilometres

All variants of the electric SUV – including the Dark version – have been subjected to the increment

The Dark Edition variant of the SUV comes with blacked-out trim bits and mid-spec features

The updated EV will also get a larger battery pack and could possibly come with additional featuresa

Both of them are expected to offer more driving range as part of the update

A bigger-sized battery pack would make it a stronger rival to the costlier and bigger MG ZS EV and Hyundai Kona electric

The ICE Nexon had gotten the same change a couple of months ago

The Tiago and Tigor are the only two models to get a cash discount this month

Tata previously bought Jaguar Land Rover from Ford in 2008

There’s no benefits available on the Safari and Altroz this month

Tata Motors has done well to corner 70 percent of the EV market for itself in this early stage
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