The sub-compact SUV segment holds the largest share in the Indian automotive sales, led by models like the Maruti Suzuki Brezza, Tata Nexon and Hyundai Venue. In this article, we are going to talk about the Tata Nexon pros and cons, thereby helping you to make an informed decision.
Its key features list includes a 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, a digital instrument cluster, surround-view camera, panoramic glass roof, wireless smartphone charger and ventilated front seats.
The Nexon is available in petrol, diesel, petrol-CNG and even electric propulsion systems. Furthermore, both petrol and diesel engines come with the choice of manual and automatic transmission options. It is worth mentioning that the Nexon CNG is also the only CNG-powered car in the market to offer a turbocharged petrol engine.
The Tata Nexon has been a comfortable and spacious SUV since its first launch. With time, the market has been introduced with new vehicles that excel in one way or another but the Nexon continues with its balance between a spacious and comfortable cabin and good driving dynamics. The Tata Nexon rear seat space is among the best in the sub-compact SUV space. However, Tata could improve on cabin ergonomics and storage options.
These issues range from electronic glitches to mechanical malfunctions. The latter is relatively less bothersome for Nexon owners but electronic and software glitches are something that still persist in the Nexon.
Step into a Tata showroom to enquire about the Nexon and you will be hardpressed to pick one variant, since there are so many of them separated by small and sometimes, unnecessary features
Despite being such a popular car in the market and on sale in the market for so long, the interior quality on the Nexon still fails to impress. Rough edges, ill fitment of plastics and decolouring panels are issues many owners still face in their newly-bought Nexon.