The 2025 Tata Nexon is not just a facelift. It looks like a whole new car. The changes are bold and sharp. You notice it the moment you see it. The front design is inspired by Tata’s new EV family. It gets a split headlamp setup. The DRLs are placed high. The main lights sit lower in the bumper. It looks futuristic.
The grille is smaller now. But it still keeps the Tata SUV vibe. The bumper has been redesigned too. It has angular cuts and a more sporty shape. Even from a distance, it stands out.
From the Side
From the side, the overall shape is familiar. But the details are new. The alloy wheels have a fresh design. The wheel arches are squared-off. There’s more black cladding all around. It gives a strong SUV feel. Roof rails are present. Door handles are body-colored. The C-pillar still gets that floating roof effect.
The rear is where things get even better. It now has connected tail-lamps. A light bar stretches across the tailgate. The tail-lamps flash in a welcome pattern when you unlock the car. It feels premium.
Color Options
Tata has added new colors. Purple is the one that grabs attention. You also get blue, silver, white, red, grey, and black. Dual-tone options are available in top variants. The black roof makes the SUV look sporty and stylish.
Interior Upgrade
Step inside, and it feels like a new cabin. Tata has completely changed the dashboard design. The touch and feel of materials are better. The top part of the dash is soft-touch. The center console is glossy. Everything looks more modern now.
There’s a new two-spoke steering wheel with an illuminated Tata logo in the center. The digital driver’s display is crisp and clean. It gives a lot of info like speed, fuel economy, tyre pressure, and more.
The touchscreen is now a large 10.25-inch unit in higher variants. It supports wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The screen is responsive and the UI looks fresh.
Comfort Level
The front seats are wide and well-padded. Even tall people will sit comfortably. The seat ventilation in top models adds to the comfort. The rear seats also offer decent space. Three adults can sit, but shoulder room gets tight.
The backrest angle is just right. Rear AC vents and USB Type-C ports are given. Armrest with cupholders is also there in higher variants. The cabin feels airy, especially in the sunroof version.
Boot space stays at 382 liters. That’s enough for weekend luggage or shopping bags. The boot opening is wide. Loading and unloading stuff is easy.
Petrol and Diesel Options
Tata Nexon 2025 offers both petrol and diesel. The 1.2L turbo petrol gives 120 PS power and 170 Nm torque. You can choose between 5-speed manual, 6-speed manual, AMT, or 7-speed dual-clutch automatic. The DCT version is smooth and quick.
The 1.5L diesel engine produces 115 PS and 260 Nm torque. It’s available with manual and AMT options. Diesel is a good choice for long-distance drivers. It gives better mileage and more torque at lower RPMs.
Drive Modes
There are three driving modes. Eco, City, and Sport. You can switch modes based on traffic or mood. In Sport mode, the response is quicker. It’s fun to drive. City mode balances power and fuel economy. Eco mode is for saving fuel.
The suspension setup is tuned for comfort. Bad roads are handled well. Potholes don’t make the ride harsh. It stays planted on highways and stable in corners.
Mileage Talk
Petrol variants offer around 17 to 18 km/l. Diesel versions give about 23 to 24 km/l. Of course, it depends on how and where you drive. But overall, it’s fuel-efficient for a compact SUV.
Features Loaded
This SUV is packed with features. You get a digital instrument cluster, wireless phone charger, ventilated front seats, 360-degree camera, air purifier, height-adjustable driver seat, and automatic climate control.
The sunroof is available from mid-variants. Keyless entry, push-button start, auto headlamps, and rain-sensing wipers are also present. Top trims get connected car tech and voice commands.
The JBL sound system with 9 speakers is crisp. It adds a premium touch, especially during long drives or city traffic jams.
Touch Panel for Controls
AC controls now come with a touch-sensitive panel. It looks modern but may take time to get used to. Some people prefer physical knobs. But it does give the dashboard a clean look.
Safety First
Tata is serious about safety. The Nexon 2025 gets six airbags in higher variants. ABS with EBD, traction control, ESP, hill hold, tyre pressure monitor, and ISOFIX mounts are standard. Even the base model comes with decent safety kit.
It also gets a 3-point seatbelt for all passengers. Rear parking sensors and camera are present in all but the lowest variant. The 360-degree camera in top trims makes parking stress-free.
The Nexon has already scored 5 stars in Global NCAP earlier. With added safety tech, it continues to be one of the safest SUVs in its segment.
Digital Cluster and Infotainment
The digital display for the driver is smooth. It shows turn-by-turn navigation, gear position, fuel economy, and other useful data. You can switch display themes too.
The infotainment system gets OTA (over-the-air) updates. That means the software can be upgraded just like a smartphone. You don’t need to go to a workshop every time.
Smart Connectivity
Tata’s connected tech includes live location tracking, geo-fencing, remote lock/unlock, engine start/stop, and crash alert. You can use a mobile app to check vehicle health or find your car in a crowded parking area.
Voice commands can control the AC, windows, and music system. It understands English and Hindi. The system works well with Indian accents too.
New DCT Gearbox
The 7-speed dual-clutch transmission is smooth and quick. It shifts without delay and gives a premium driving experience. Paddle shifters are also given. You can enjoy manual control when needed.
The gearbox performs well in city traffic and on open highways. It’s a great choice for people who want both comfort and control.
Variants and Price Range
Tata Nexon 2025 comes in multiple trims. Smart, Pure, Creative, and Fearless. Each has sub-variants with manual, automatic, petrol, or diesel options.
Prices start from around ₹8 lakh and go up to ₹14.5 lakh (ex-showroom). With so many options, there’s a Nexon for everyone. Whether you want a budget ride or a fully loaded SUV, there’s something to match.
Built for India
The Nexon is made for Indian roads. High ground clearance. Tough suspension. Safety features. And strong build quality. It’s ready for monsoons, traffic, long trips, and bumpy roads.
People who want a balance of style, comfort, safety, and performance will enjoy this SUV. Families, young buyers, working professionals—it suits all types.
EV Inspiration
Some design elements are borrowed from the Nexon EV facelift. The lighting pattern, touchscreen layout, and dashboard design all carry that clean electric feel. It makes the regular Nexon feel modern and future-ready.
You also get silent cabin insulation and better plastic quality. Tata is clearly raising the game in this segment.
Easy to Own
Tata offers wide service support across India. Spare parts are easy to get. The brand is known for strong after-sales service now. Plus, the Nexon has good resale value.
You can also opt for service plans, extended warranty, and roadside assistance to keep things stress-free.
Big on Value
The 2025 Tata Nexon SUV is not just about looks. It delivers where it matters. Power, mileage, safety, and comfort. All wrapped in a smart new design.
It’s built for India. Built for now. And ready for tomorrow’s roads. That’s what makes it a strong choice in the compact SUV world.
