Tata Nexon news

Last week we saw the launch of the Kia Syros, the commencement of deliveries of the Skoda Kylaq, and exclusive news about the facelifted Kia Carens

The list includes not only electric SUVs like the Creta EV but also the upcoming Harrier EV, along with multiple SUVs from luxury carmakers

Although the Syros shares a couple of engine options with the Sonet, it does not deliver the same fuel economy as its sibling

Although the Skoda Kylaq is available with only a single 1-litre turbo-petrol engine, it delivers better claimed mileage than some popular sub-4m SUVs

The Nexon CNG Dark is being offered in three variants: Creative Plus S, Creative Plus PS, and Fearless Plus PS

While both subcompact SUVs are 5-star rated, the Kylaq offers slightly better protection to driver’s legs compared to the Nexon

From the list of eight sub-4m SUVs, one is readily available in 10 cities

Maruti Brezza took back the first spot from Tata Nexon followed by Hyundai Venue

The Fearless Purple colour, in which the Nexon was showcased during its launch, has been discontinued

December sales saw Maurti in the first four spots, followed by Tata and Hyundai

Both sub-4m SUVs come with a lot of features and similar powertrain options, we find out which is the better car

A total of 15 cars (including the Tata Nexon that was crash-tested by both Bharat NCAP and Global NCAP) were evaluated by both testing agencies collectively in 2024, and the list includes a few EVs as

Nissan Magnite has one of the least waiting period, while the Renualt Kiger is readily available for delivery in 10 cities

All models in the sub-4m SUV segment reported a negative movement in their month-on-month (MoM) figure, except the Tata Nexon

Maruti’s premium hatchback led the charts in an SUV dominated market, followed by Creta and Punch