Tata Nexon facelift to get over 10 trims, key features revealed

• Published On: 3 October 2023
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New features include a 360-degree camera, LED DRL welcome signature, and front parking sensors.Tata Motors will launch a slew of new models over the next few months, including the Nexon facelift. Nexon's facelift is expected to launch by September 2023, and we have details on its trim line-up and key features in advance.

Tata Nexon Facelift Trim Line-up: New Details Emerge Insider sources have recently unveiled intriguing information about the upcoming Nexon facelift. The grapevine suggests that Tata Motors is revamping its trim nomenclature, bidding adieu to the current XE, XM, XM+, XZ+, and XZ+ Lux designations. Instead, the facelift will adopt names akin to the Punch line-up, which boasts designations like Pure and Creative.

Initially, the Nexon facelift will launch with its core trims. However, enthusiasts can anticipate the introduction of special editions such as the Dark Edition and Jet Edition in subsequent phases. These editions are set to be exclusively based on the top-tier trims, a strategy that has been well-received within 

Tata's SUV range. Special edition models often contribute significantly, accounting for over 15 percent of total sales for each model.The current Nexon model already features four special editions - Dark, Kaziranga, Jet, and Red Dark. It remains to be seen whether all these editions will make a comeback in the refreshed model.

Tata Nexon Facelift: Elevating the Features Game, while the Nexon has consistently dominated the sub-compact SUV sales charts, it faced some stiff competition when it came to features. The likes of Hyundai Venue, Kia Sonet, and Maruti Brezza seemed to have a slight edge in this aspect. However, with the impending facelift, Tata is gearing up to elevate the features game significantly.

Sneak peeks from spy shots have already hinted at some exciting additions. The facelift is rumored to sport a spanking new 10.25-inch touchscreen, similar to the updated Harrier and Safari. Alongside, a cutting-edge 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster and a fresh two-spoke steering wheel adorned with a luminous Tata logo are expected. The surprises don't end there – the Nexon facelift is also rumored to flaunt sequential turn indicators, a high-definition 360-degree camera display, and front parking sensors (a feature shared only with the XUV300 in this segment).

Safety and illumination will see significant upgrades. All trims will come equipped with a standard set of six airbags, accompanied by LED headlamps featuring LED DRLs and multi-drive modes. For the higher trims, Tata is introducing its innovative touch-based HVAC control panel, a wireless charger, plush leatherette upholstery, ventilated seats, and a captivating new LED DRL welcome signature. And just as seen in the present Nexon iteration, a panoramic sunroof will grace the model, starting from the lower trims.

In conclusion, the Tata Nexon facelift is shaping up to be a compelling contender in the sub-compact SUV segment, offering a refreshed trim line-up and an array of exciting features. Stay tuned as Tata unveils more about this highly anticipated facelift, setting the stage for a thrilling battle among SUV enthusiasts and aficionados.