Tata Nexon Launched at ₹5.85 Lakhs
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2020 Tata Nexon TVC Featuring Cricketer KL Rahul Released
Here we have a video featuring the young Indian cricketer KL Rahul in the all-new TVC of the Nexon.
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Here we have a video featuring the young Indian cricketer KL Rahul in the all-new TVC of the Nexon.
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This is the official video of the Tata Nexon which shows all the features of the car. Starting from the exteriors, the video shows the brand new design of the headlamps that looks sleeker and come with projector type lamps as standard. There is a dual function LED DRL that acts as turn indicator too. Another change at the front is the new gloss black grille which gives it an upmarket feel.
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Tata Nexon XZ+ (S) Variant With Sunroof Launched In India; Prices Start At ₹ 10.10 Lakh
Tata Motors has silently launched the Nexon XZ+ (S) variant in India. Offered in both petrol and diesel versions, the new Nexon variant is priced at ₹ 10.10 lakh (ex-showroom India). However, the diesel iteration costs ₹ 11.60 lakh (ex-showroom India). The carmaker previously offered the sub-compact SUV in eight variants - XE, XM, XZ, XZ+, XZ+ (O), XMA, XZA+ and XZA+ (O). The carmaker has added the new XZ+ (S) variant to the line-up that sits in between the XZ+ and the XZ+ (O). The newly introduced XZ+ (S) variant is essentially based on the top-of-the-line variant - XZ+ (O).
The variant borrows most of the features from the top-end model except the connected car technology features such as iRA connected app, remote vehicle control, live vehicle diagnostics, vehicle live location, go-fence, valet mode, and more. The variant is loaded with an electric sunroof with tilt function, auto headlamps, rain-sensing wipers, cruise control, multi-drive modes, rear AC vents, fully automatic climate control, smart key push-button start and much more.
For safety, the new Nexon XZ+ (S) variant packs dual front airbags, ABS with EBD, traction control, brake assist, hill hold assist, reverse parking camera, front fog lamps, ISOFIX anchorage for child-seat, driver seat belt with pre-tensioners, load limiters & crash-locking tongue and more.
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Tata Motors has silently launched the Nexon XZ+ (S) variant in India. Offered in both petrol and diesel versions, the new Nexon variant is priced at ₹ 10.10 lakh (ex-showroom India). However, the diesel iteration costs ₹ 11.60 lakh (ex-showroom India). The carmaker previously offered the sub-compact SUV in eight variants - XE, XM, XZ, XZ+, XZ+ (O), XMA, XZA+ and XZA+ (O). The carmaker has added the new XZ+ (S) variant to the line-up that sits in between the XZ+ and the XZ+ (O). The newly introduced XZ+ (S) variant is essentially based on the top-of-the-line variant - XZ+ (O).
The variant borrows most of the features from the top-end model except the connected car technology features such as iRA connected app, remote vehicle control, live vehicle diagnostics, vehicle live location, go-fence, valet mode, and more. The variant is loaded with an electric sunroof with tilt function, auto headlamps, rain-sensing wipers, cruise control, multi-drive modes, rear AC vents, fully automatic climate control, smart key push-button start and much more.
For safety, the new Nexon XZ+ (S) variant packs dual front airbags, ABS with EBD, traction control, brake assist, hill hold assist, reverse parking camera, front fog lamps, ISOFIX anchorage for child-seat, driver seat belt with pre-tensioners, load limiters & crash-locking tongue and more.
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Tata Nexon’s new TVC shows off the compact SUV’s connected car features
The video has been uploaded by Tata Motors on their official youtube page. The video starts by showing all the new features that are available in the 2020 BS6 Tata Nexon. The video shows features such as the electric sunroof and Xpress cool button which is newly added to the car. The video then starts concentrating on the connected car features that it offers in the Nexon. It is known as iRA which stands for intelligent Real-Time Assist. The 2020 Nexon Facelift is the first vehicle from Tata Motors to get this feature
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The video has been uploaded by Tata Motors on their official youtube page. The video starts by showing all the new features that are available in the 2020 BS6 Tata Nexon. The video shows features such as the electric sunroof and Xpress cool button which is newly added to the car. The video then starts concentrating on the connected car features that it offers in the Nexon. It is known as iRA which stands for intelligent Real-Time Assist. The 2020 Nexon Facelift is the first vehicle from Tata Motors to get this feature
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Tata Nexon Involved In Brutal Accident, Impact Detached Engine
We have heard numerous stories about how the Tata Nexon’s build quality has always saved the people onboard during unfortunate times, and here is another one coming from God’s Own Country. A person driving a Tata Nexon was involved in a very serious crash that resulted in the car being rolled over on its roof.
The car was reportedly being driving beyond the specified speed limits, and wet road conditions led the driver to lose control of the Tata Nexon, which went and banged into something, before turning upside down. The crash was so severe that the engine of the sub-4m SUV somehow flew out of the engine bay and fell at a remarkable distance from the car.
The Tata Nexon looks completely totalled, however, the car was able to save its sole occupant – the driver, who walked away with a broken shoulder. The driver of the car escaped what could turn out to be a fatal crash, which goes on to prove the Tata Nexon’s superior build quality.
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We have heard numerous stories about how the Tata Nexon’s build quality has always saved the people onboard during unfortunate times, and here is another one coming from God’s Own Country. A person driving a Tata Nexon was involved in a very serious crash that resulted in the car being rolled over on its roof.
The car was reportedly being driving beyond the specified speed limits, and wet road conditions led the driver to lose control of the Tata Nexon, which went and banged into something, before turning upside down. The crash was so severe that the engine of the sub-4m SUV somehow flew out of the engine bay and fell at a remarkable distance from the car.
The Tata Nexon looks completely totalled, however, the car was able to save its sole occupant – the driver, who walked away with a broken shoulder. The driver of the car escaped what could turn out to be a fatal crash, which goes on to prove the Tata Nexon’s superior build quality.
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Watch the 2020 Tata Nexon’s ESP and traction control in action
The video has been uploaded by Sassy Hills on their Youtube channel. The video shows how the traction control interrupts and helps the car gain grip. Traction control is actually a very important feature and some of the vehicles come with an option to turn off this system. However in Nexon, Traction control is always on. The vlogger initally approaches a steep section of the road with some momentum and that helped the Nexon climb up the road very smoothly.
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The video has been uploaded by Sassy Hills on their Youtube channel. The video shows how the traction control interrupts and helps the car gain grip. Traction control is actually a very important feature and some of the vehicles come with an option to turn off this system. However in Nexon, Traction control is always on. The vlogger initally approaches a steep section of the road with some momentum and that helped the Nexon climb up the road very smoothly.
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Tata Nexon XM(S) Variant With Electric Sunroof Launched in India; Prices Start At ₹ 8.36 Lakh
Tata Motors today officially launched a new XM(S) variant of the Nexon subcompact SUV in India. The newly launched XM(S) variant comes with an electric sunroof which and prices start at ₹ 8.36 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), making it the most affordable car to get this feature in the segment. The carmaker is offering the XM(S) variant in both petrol and diesel variants with two transmission options - manual and AMT. The XMA(S) AMT variant with diesel engine is priced at ₹ 10.30 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). Previously, this feature was offered only on the XZ+ (S) and the XZA+ (S) variants.
Apart from the electric sunroof on offer, the new XM(S) variant of the Tata Nexon also comes loaded with several features like automatic headlamps, rain-sensing wipers, and steering mounted controls. The variant also retains some of the features from the XM variant which includes Electronic Stability Program, LED DRLs with projector headlamps, dual front airbags, Hill Hold Control, ConnectNext Infotainment System by Harman and multi-drive modes, and more.
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Tata Motors today officially launched a new XM(S) variant of the Nexon subcompact SUV in India. The newly launched XM(S) variant comes with an electric sunroof which and prices start at ₹ 8.36 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), making it the most affordable car to get this feature in the segment. The carmaker is offering the XM(S) variant in both petrol and diesel variants with two transmission options - manual and AMT. The XMA(S) AMT variant with diesel engine is priced at ₹ 10.30 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). Previously, this feature was offered only on the XZ+ (S) and the XZA+ (S) variants.
Apart from the electric sunroof on offer, the new XM(S) variant of the Tata Nexon also comes loaded with several features like automatic headlamps, rain-sensing wipers, and steering mounted controls. The variant also retains some of the features from the XM variant which includes Electronic Stability Program, LED DRLs with projector headlamps, dual front airbags, Hill Hold Control, ConnectNext Infotainment System by Harman and multi-drive modes, and more.
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Tata Nexon Gets A New EMI Scheme, Starting At Just Rs. 5,999 Per Month
Tata Motors seems to be on a roll lately; the brand’s popularity in the Indian market seems to be steadily increasing. The company recently introduced new trim levels for the Nexon and Harrier, and there are more launches planned for the near future, including new vehicles as well as new variants of the existing lineup. Tata has also been offering plenty of deals and discounts on its cars, to keep the sales momentum going.
To attract customers, Tata Motors is offering a lucrative finance scheme on the Nexon. The SUV is available for as low as Rs. 5,999 per month, but there’s a catch. This low-cost EMI is only applicable during the first six months, after which the EMI amount will increase, and keep gradually increasing over time, throughout a loan period of five years. Near the end of the tenure, customers can choose to re-finance the remaining amount once again.
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Tata Motors seems to be on a roll lately; the brand’s popularity in the Indian market seems to be steadily increasing. The company recently introduced new trim levels for the Nexon and Harrier, and there are more launches planned for the near future, including new vehicles as well as new variants of the existing lineup. Tata has also been offering plenty of deals and discounts on its cars, to keep the sales momentum going.
To attract customers, Tata Motors is offering a lucrative finance scheme on the Nexon. The SUV is available for as low as Rs. 5,999 per month, but there’s a catch. This low-cost EMI is only applicable during the first six months, after which the EMI amount will increase, and keep gradually increasing over time, throughout a loan period of five years. Near the end of the tenure, customers can choose to re-finance the remaining amount once again.
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High demand for Nexon. Waiting period zooms.
Customers are in a treat with free 1 year warranty and RSA.
TATA Nexon on high demand
Customers are in a treat with free 1 year warranty and RSA.
TATA Nexon on high demand
Now that is some news.
Nexon is already 3year old car in market, 1.5lacs already on road, there is new refresh version launched and what we see is Nexon now has alonger waiting period. This happens for new car launches.
Tata is on a dream run, hope this continues.
What I see are few things
1. Tata doing all right things with Nexon, safety, features price, and decent engine
2. Covid resetting the industry when people paused and relooked at things. Tata getting noticed here.
3. Agressive advt on strength ie safety
4. Educated people now considering safety as one of imp components during car buying
All bode wellfor indian car industry
Nexon is already 3year old car in market, 1.5lacs already on road, there is new refresh version launched and what we see is Nexon now has alonger waiting period. This happens for new car launches.
Tata is on a dream run, hope this continues.
What I see are few things
1. Tata doing all right things with Nexon, safety, features price, and decent engine
2. Covid resetting the industry when people paused and relooked at things. Tata getting noticed here.
3. Agressive advt on strength ie safety
4. Educated people now considering safety as one of imp components during car buying
All bode wellfor indian car industry
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This level of proactiveness and customer centric approach is unheard of, especially from Tata. We can surely see that there is a complete turnaround at all levels of working. No doubt this speaks volumes about the companys as well as customer confidance build up.
This level of proactiveness and customer centric approach is unheard of, especially from Tata. We can surely see that there is a complete turnaround at all levels of working. No doubt this speaks volumes about the companys as well as customer confidance build up.
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A strategy which was suggested a long long time ago
Got implemented now. Create a hype ..line up the production with on shelf and of shelf life span. for waiting period give goodies to the customers-keep them happy and gain traction in the market.
Working on its cha
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rm. Great going new PV division president to implement the strategy without ramping up the production capacity to keep cost in check.