Tata Nexon EV news

The mid-spec XZ+ and top-spec XZ+ Lux have gotten the price hike

If reports are to be believed, the Nexon EV could be as powerful as Hyundai’s Kona Electric

In theory, the range of the EV might exceed that of the Nexon EV, despite having a smaller battery pack

The existing prices are applicable till August 31

The Nepal-spec Nexon EV also gets the same 8-year/1.60 lakh km battery and 3-year/1.25 lakh km vehicle warranties as its Indian counterpart

However, only one car is eligible for the incentives being offered as part of the new policy

The past week’s highlights include new launches, variant revisions of two SUVs, and price hike of a popular Mahindra SUV

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  

Expect it to retail at  Rs 20,000 more than the regular variants

Currently, the Nexon is India’s bestselling electric vehicle

The updates are related to the touchscreen system’s physical controls and alloy wheel design

While the new policy is a win-win for potential EV customers, only one car is currently eligible for it

You can save lakhs on an electric car in India thanks to state and central government subsidies!

This is the second price hike for the Nexon EV in 2021

The Nexon Electric retails from Rs 13.99 lakh to Rs 16.39 lakh, making it the most affordable long-range electric car on sale in the country