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Tata Nexon
72% Match
S 1.2 Petrol MT
₹6.98 - ₹7.83 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Longer Bumper-to-Bumper Warranty
The Amaze comes with a 3-year/unlimited-km warranty versus the Nexon's 3-year/100,000km cap, giving high-mileage owners more peace of mind.
Rear Power Windows
Unlike the Nexon which only offers power windows up front, the Amaze gives all passengers front and rear power windows with a driver one-touch-down feature.
Electric Tailgate Release
The Amaze's boot opens via an electric tailgate release, whereas the Nexon relies on an internal key-operated boot opener.
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Tata Nexon
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Smart Petrol 1.2L Turbo 5 Speed Manual
₹7.4 - ₹14.52 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Turbocharged Power Advantage
The Nexon's 1.2L turbo Revotron produces 118bhp and 170Nm versus the Amaze's naturally aspirated 89bhp and 110Nm, giving it noticeably stronger acceleration and highway pull.
5-Star Safety Rating with 6 Airbags
The Nexon boasts a 5-star Bharat NCAP rating and 6 airbags including curtain and side airbags, dwarfing the Amaze's 2-star Global NCAP rating and just 2 airbags.
Electronic Stability and Traction Control
The Nexon adds ESP, traction control, and hill hold control as standard safety nets, none of which are available on the Amaze.
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Honda Amaze 2nd Gen
The Amaze's better ARAI-rated efficiency, smaller footprint, tighter turning radius and lower price make it an easier, cheaper city runabout, though the Nexon counters with a punchier turbo engine and better safety.
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Why Amaze 2nd Gen for you?
Better fuel economy
ARAI-rated 18.6 kmpl versus the Nexon's reliance on user-reported 17 kmpl means lower running costs for daily driving.
Easier to park and manoeuvre
A 4.7m turning radius and compact dimensions make the Amaze simpler to navigate through tight city streets and parking lots.
Lower purchase price
At Rs 6,97,700 ex-showroom, the Amaze is cheaper than the Nexon's Rs 7,39,990, easing the daily commuter's budget.
Find out how the Honda Amaze 2nd Gen and Tata Nexon stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The Nexon dominates on performance and safety thanks to its turbo engine and 6-airbag/5-star NCAP setup, while the Amaze claws back ground on ownership costs and small comfort touches like rear power windows and an electric tailgate, painting a picture of an SUV-focused all-rounder versus a value-oriented sedan.
Turbocharged Power Advantage
The Nexon's 1.2L turbo Revotron produces 118bhp and 170Nm versus the Amaze's naturally aspirated 89bhp and 110Nm, giving it noticeably stronger acceleration and highway pull.
5-Star Safety Rating with 6 Airbags
The Nexon boasts a 5-star Bharat NCAP rating and 6 airbags including curtain and side airbags, dwarfing the Amaze's 2-star Global NCAP rating and just 2 airbags.
Electronic Stability and Traction Control
The Nexon adds ESP, traction control, and hill hold control as standard safety nets, none of which are available on the Amaze.
A Trade-off
The Amaze comes with a 3-year/unlimited-km warranty versus the Nexon's 3-year/100,000km cap, giving high-mileage owners more peace of mind.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise efficiency, power and comfort.

Longer Bumper-to-Bumper Warranty
The Amaze comes with a 3-year/unlimited-km warranty versus the Nexon's 3-year/100,000km cap, giving high-mileage owners more peace of mind.
Rear Power Windows
Unlike the Nexon which only offers power windows up front, the Amaze gives all passengers front and rear power windows with a driver one-touch-down feature.
Electric Tailgate Release
The Amaze's boot opens via an electric tailgate release, whereas the Nexon relies on an internal key-operated boot opener.
In-Dash Music System with Steering Controls
The Amaze includes an integrated in-dash music system with steering-mounted controls and a 4-speaker Bluetooth setup, while the Nexon in this trim has no audio system, radio, or Bluetooth at all.
Lower Ex-Showroom Price
At ₹6,97,700 the Amaze undercuts the Nexon's ₹7,39,990 price tag, offering a more budget-friendly entry point.
Strengths for those who prioritise power, safety and performance.

Turbocharged Power Advantage
The Nexon's 1.2L turbo Revotron produces 118bhp and 170Nm versus the Amaze's naturally aspirated 89bhp and 110Nm, giving it noticeably stronger acceleration and highway pull.
5-Star Safety Rating with 6 Airbags
The Nexon boasts a 5-star Bharat NCAP rating and 6 airbags including curtain and side airbags, dwarfing the Amaze's 2-star Global NCAP rating and just 2 airbags.
Electronic Stability and Traction Control
The Nexon adds ESP, traction control, and hill hold control as standard safety nets, none of which are available on the Amaze.
LED Headlights and DRLs
The Nexon features full LED headlights with LED daytime running lights, while the Amaze makes do with older halogen headlamps and no DRLs.
Bigger Fuel Tank and Cabin Boot Access
With a 44-litre fuel tank versus the Amaze's 35 litres, plus cabin boot access and a flat-folding rear seat, the Nexon offers greater range and everyday practicality for cargo.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.