Tata Nexon EV news

A bigger 52.9 kWh battery pack and new features in the Windsor EV’s array has made its competition with the Nexon EV interesting. We find out which is the better EV on paper

From SUV-coupes like the Mahindra XEV 9e to sub-4m SUVs including the Kia Syros, Bharat NCAP has tested a total of 5 cars in 2025 till now

While most cars get the black colour in their regular variants, three of these EVs from Tata and MG get it exclusively in their special editions

Back in June 2024, the Punch EV was rated safer than the Nexon EV by Bharat NCAP. But with the recent crash test results for the higher variants of the Nexon EV, does the bigger electric SUV take the

The new 45 kWh variants get the same adult occupant protection (AOP) and child occupant protection (COP) ratings as the previous 30 kWh variants tested in June 2024

The overall sales figures of the sub-4m SUVs saw a rise in March 2025 when compared to the February, with only two models witnessing a decline in sales

Hyundai Creta reclaimed the first spot after being dethroned by the Maruti Fronx last month

While the feature and safety list remain the same, the powertrain gets one major difference over the Indian models

This is the second time the carmaker has hiked the prices of its offering in 2025 following the first round in January

The MG Windsor EV offers a bigger size and more space in the price of the Nexon EV, but the latter gives you more range and a better drive experience

Out of the nine models on the list, only three SUVs managed to go past the 10,000-unit sales mark in February 2025 sales

As a part of 45-day celebration, new customers can avail up to Rs 50,000 exchange bonus, along with 100 percent on-road finance

Tata’s all-electric subcompact SUV now comes with two battery packs: 30 kWh (medium range) and 45 kWh (long range)

Almost all cars tested have received a 5-star rating, the difference between them lies in the individual scores for occupants

All the models from this list experiences a positive month-on-month (MoM) growth, expect the Maruti’s sub-4m SUV
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