Tata Nexon news

Tata plans to launch four EVs by early 2021, including the Tigor EV, Altroz EV, Nexon EV and a mystery EV

The Nexon XT+ also gets a few more features that were earlier limited to the top-spec XZ variant

The Venue attracts a waiting period of up to 3 months

Tata and Maruti dominated this week’s headlines with their existing and upcoming products

All variants of the Harrier can now be retro-fitted with a sunroof

The all-electric Nexon sub-4 metre SUV could share its powertrain with the upcoming Altroz EV

Which of these diesel-powered sub-4 metre SUVs has the most usable performance on offer?

All the SUVs here are powered by a turbocharged petrol engine except for the the EcoSport, which gets a naturally aspirated unit in this test

All these SUVs claim to deliver roughly 18kmpl. Which one comes closest to delivering on that promise out in the real world?

How does the interior space in the newly launched Hyundai Venue stack up against its opposition?

With more than 8000 units sold in June 2019, the Hyundai Venue is breathing down the Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza’s neck

The maximum waiting period is for the newly launched Hyundai Venue, which stretches up to six months!

Despite being the best-selling car of the lot, the Vitara Brezza has no waiting period in six cities

So far, the AMT powertrain has been spotted in the XUV300’s W6 and W8(O) variants

Can’t decide which of the two SUVs you should you go for? We help you find out
Tata Nexon road test
Latest cars
- New Variant
Range RoverRs.2.40 - 4.90 Cr*
Maserati GrecaleRs.1.14 - 2 Cr*- New Variant
Range Rover SportRs.1.43 - 2.35 Cr*
Maserati Grecale ElectricRs.1.90 Cr*
Maserati GT2 StradaleRs.5.72 Cr*
Popular cars
Hyundai BayonRs.10 - 18.15 Lakh*
Tata SierraRs.11.49 - 21.59 Lakh*
Mahindra Thar OGRs.10.32 - 18.99 Lakh*
Tata PunchRs.5.75 - 10.77 Lakh*
Maruti Suzuki FRONXRs.6.90 - 12.03 Lakh*