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Volkswagen Virtus
64% Match
Smart Petrol 1.2L Turbo 5 Speed Manual
₹7.4 - ₹14.52 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Significantly Lower Price
At Rs 7,39,990 ex-showroom versus Rs 10,70,900 for the Virtus, the Nexon is nearly Rs 3.3 lakh cheaper.
Higher Ground Clearance
The Nexon's 208mm unladen ground clearance beats the Virtus's 179mm, better suited for rough roads and speed breakers.
Hill Hold Control
The Nexon includes hill hold control, a feature absent on the Virtus, useful for confident starts on inclines.
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Volkswagen Virtus
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Comfortline Petrol 1.0L Turbo Manual
₹10.71 - ₹19.2 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Bigger Boot Space
The Virtus offers 521 litres of bootspace versus the Nexon's 382 litres, giving noticeably more luggage room.
Touchscreen Infotainment with Navigation
Virtus gets a 7-inch touchscreen with 8 speakers, GPS navigation and voice command, while the Nexon's tested trim has no touchscreen, Bluetooth, or navigation at all.
Global NCAP 5-Star Rating
The Virtus carries a 5-star Global NCAP rating, a internationally benchmarked crash safety standard.
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Tata Nexon
The Nexon's lower price, higher ground clearance, and hill hold control make it a more practical, affordable daily driver, though the Virtus offers a smoother, more refined ride for city use.
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Why Nexon for you?
Lower Price Point
At Rs 7.4 lakh ex-showroom versus Rs 10.7 lakh for the Virtus, the Nexon is significantly more affordable for daily commuting duty.
Hill Hold Control
Useful for stop-and-go traffic on inclines during daily commutes, a feature the Virtus lacks.
Higher Ground Clearance
208mm clearance handles potholes and speed breakers common on daily commute routes better than the Virtus's 179mm.
Find out how the Tata Nexon and Volkswagen Virtus stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The Virtus pulls ahead on technology, comfort and interior polish thanks to its touchscreen with navigation, 8-speaker audio and electric ORVMs, while the Nexon claws back ground with a much lower price and higher ground clearance for practicality-focused buyers.
Bigger Boot Space
The Virtus offers 521 litres of bootspace versus the Nexon's 382 litres, giving noticeably more luggage room.
Touchscreen Infotainment with Navigation
Virtus gets a 7-inch touchscreen with 8 speakers, GPS navigation and voice command, while the Nexon's tested trim has no touchscreen, Bluetooth, or navigation at all.
Global NCAP 5-Star Rating
The Virtus carries a 5-star Global NCAP rating, a internationally benchmarked crash safety standard.
A Trade-off
At Rs 7,39,990 ex-showroom versus Rs 10,70,900 for the Virtus, the Nexon is nearly Rs 3.3 lakh cheaper.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise value, performance and features.

Significantly Lower Price
At Rs 7,39,990 ex-showroom versus Rs 10,70,900 for the Virtus, the Nexon is nearly Rs 3.3 lakh cheaper.
Higher Ground Clearance
The Nexon's 208mm unladen ground clearance beats the Virtus's 179mm, better suited for rough roads and speed breakers.
Hill Hold Control
The Nexon includes hill hold control, a feature absent on the Virtus, useful for confident starts on inclines.
More Doors for Easier Access
The Nexon is a 5-door hatchback-styled SUV versus the Virtus's 4-door sedan layout, aiding rear passenger ingress/egress.
Multiple Drive Modes
The Nexon offers ECO, City and Sport drive modes plus a sport mode on its manual gearbox, giving drivers more flexibility than the Virtus's single-mode setup.
Strengths for those who prioritise comfort, features and safety.

Bigger Boot Space
The Virtus offers 521 litres of bootspace versus the Nexon's 382 litres, giving noticeably more luggage room.
Touchscreen Infotainment with Navigation
Virtus gets a 7-inch touchscreen with 8 speakers, GPS navigation and voice command, while the Nexon's tested trim has no touchscreen, Bluetooth, or navigation at all.
Global NCAP 5-Star Rating
The Virtus carries a 5-star Global NCAP rating, a internationally benchmarked crash safety standard.
More Refined Powertrain Details
The Virtus's 1.0L TSI engine adds idle start/stop functionality and a 6-speed manual gearbox for smoother, more efficient driving.
Better Ergonomic Touches
Features like an 8-way adjustable driver seat, telescopic steering adjustment and electrically adjustable ORVMs add everyday convenience the Nexon lacks.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.