[Venkatesh]

Tata Nexon production crosses the 3 Lakh Mark

Tata Motors has rolled out the 3,00,000th Nexon from its Ranjangaon facility.

New Royal Blue Colour Nexon



To celebrate the occasion, the carmaker has launched 4 new variants and more features of the Nexon in both petrol and diesel options.

- Ventilated seats
- Air Purifier
- Auto Dimming IRVM
- New Royal Blue colour option



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[TusharK]

Tata Motors has announced a new production milestone as the 3,00,000th Nexon rolled out of its Ranjangaon facility. To mark this occasion, the carmaker has launched four new variants of the popular crossover.



The Tata Nexon is now available in XZ+(P), XZA+(P), XZ+(HS) and XZA+(HS) variants in both petrol and diesel versions. These variants will be offered in a new Royale Blue exterior colour along with the Dark edition.



The XZ+(P) and XZA+(P) variants come with front ventilated seats with Benecke Kaliko leatherette upholstery, an air purifier and auto-dimming IRVM. The XZ+(HS) and XZA+(HS) come equipped with an air purifier.

Since the 2,00,000th roll out in June 2021, Tata has produced 1,00,000 units of the Nexon in less than 8 months.

Tata Nexon ex-showroom prices:

• XZ+(P) - Rs. 11,58,900
• XZA+(P) - Rs. 12,23,900
• XZ+(HS) - Rs. 10,86,800
• XZA+(HS) - Rs. 11,51,800

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[pram_ind]

Kudos TATA .....!!!!

I think, this is the first car in Tata stable, to reach this milestone in such a short duration.

[padmrajravi]

That is some achievement. The facelifted Nexon looks so good. Nexon can sell itself solely on the basis of looks in my opinion. It's front end reflect more character than anything else in that segment.

How I wish Tata give it a torque converter instead of the AMT. The top-end variant now costs close to 16L in my city and comes with just two airbags. In spite of all that they managed to sell 13k Nexon in January. All it needs is a torque converter and curtain airbags to steal a large portion of Creta twins.

[ToThePoint]

Originally Posted by TusharK

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The XZ+(P) and XZA+(P) variants come with front ventilated seats with Benecke Kaliko leatherette upholstery, an air purifier and auto-dimming IRVM. The XZ+(HS) and XZA+(HS) come equipped with an air purifier.

Does that mean that the just launched Kaziranga editions have only the color and rhino badge as 'exclusive' features? Isn't this a marketing blunder?

[techmotor]

Typically special editions are either test beds for cosmetic updates and/or some creature comfort features or marketing strategy for models lying in the manufacturing plant for some time and not allotted to any dealerships. I maybe wrong here but looking at different special editions from different manufacturers for quite sometime, this is what I could understand. Moreover there is a segment of buyers who’d prefer an exclusivity over the standard models and these special editions will fit their bill.

[GTO]

Originally Posted by pram_ind

I think, this is the first car in Tata stable, to reach this milestone in such a short duration.

Doubt it. The Tiago crossed the 3-lakh mark faster, and even quicker would be the Indica which at one time used to sell 10,000+ units / month.

But yes, you could say this is the first relatively higher-priced Tata to cross the milestone as fast. It's no budget hatchback like the other two .

Originally Posted by TusharK

The XZ+(P) and XZA+(P) variants come with front ventilated seats

So very happy to see such useful premium car features entering the mass market. Heck, many 50+ lakh cars even today don't offer ventilated seats as standard.

[400notout]

Originally Posted by ToThePoint

Does that mean that the just launched Kaziranga editions have only the color and rhino badge as 'exclusive' features? Isn't this a marketing blunder?

It's the same as with the Safari gold edition. The exclusive features were soon available in the regular range. I see no blunder here. No point keeping features exclusive to limited edition. Most limited editions across brands are merely cosmetic in nature.