
The Tata Nexon EV is a compact electric SUV priced from roughly ₹12.49 lakh to ₹17.89 lakh ex-showroom across 8 variants. It's offered with a choice of two battery packs: a 30kWh pack good for a 325km range and 127bhp, or a 45kWh pack stretching to 489km and 143bhp, both delivering 215Nm of torque.
It carries a 5-star Bharat NCAP rating with 6 airbags standard, a 350-litre boot, and battery warranty stretching up to a lifetime on higher trims. The top Empowered Plus A adds Level 1 ADAS, a panoramic sunroof and a 12.29-inch touchscreen, though the base Creative Plus trim is considerably more basic, with a small 7-inch screen and no cruise control.
₹12.49 - ₹17.89 Lakh
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A well-rounded electric hatchback with strong safety credentials and low running costs, making it a smart, stress-free choice for daily city commuting.
The Nexon EV offers decent torque and quick response typical of EVs, but lacks the driving engagement, drive-modes depth, and performance hardware an enthusiast craves.
A safety-focused electric compact SUV that suits families well, backed by strong crash ratings, decent range, and long warranty coverage, though rear seating comfort is basic.
Nexon EV suits city and moderate-distance driving well, but its ~275 km certified range and lack of cruise control make it a less ideal pick for frequent long-distance touring.
Did an Ahmedabad-Udaipur round trip on the Empowered Plus A and with the DC fast charging network along that route, it worked out well. Charged to 100% before leaving, and a 40-minute top-up at a highway charger on the way back got me comfortably home. Cruise control on this trim made the highway stretches genuinely relaxed. Real-world range with AC on settled around 310km rather than the claimed 489km, so I planned around that figure instead of the sticker number. Boot easily handled our luggage. Takes more planning than a petrol car, but it delivered without any drama.
Took the Nexon EV on a Kolkata-Durgapur trip and it highlighted both the strengths and limits of a mid-range EV on longer drives. Real-world range with AC running through Bengal's humidity came in around 270km against the claimed 489km, a bigger shortfall than I'd budgeted for, so I ended up planning an unplanned charging stop. No cruise control on this trim made the highway stretch more tiring than expected. Cabin stayed comfortable through the drive, and charging itself was quick once I found a working DC point. Doable with careful planning, but the range gap needs managing on longer trips.
The Nexon EV Creative Plus is a competent city EV, not really one for anyone chasing driving thrills. 127bhp and 215Nm move it along fine in Hyderabad traffic, with decent instant torque off the line, but there's no real excitement once you're past the initial punch. No touchscreen upgrade or cruise control on this trim, just the basics. Regen braking is smooth at least, and one-pedal driving becomes second nature quickly. Build quality feels solid enough. Does the job reliably, I just wouldn't call it an engaging car to drive.
Expected a bit more from an EV that's meant to feel modern, and ownership so far has been mixed. The 143bhp motor is adequate but not exciting, and there's genuinely nothing that makes this feel special to drive versus other EVs at this price. More concerning is that I've read multiple owner accounts online about charging errors and service centre issues with Tata's EVs, and I've already had one minor software glitch with the regen settings resetting on its own. Range with AC on drops to around 280km against the 489km claim, a bigger gap than I expected. Reliability concerns are genuinely denting my enthusiasm for this car.
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