The total sales of the Tata Nexon SUV car crossed 3 lakh units in December 2024, which shows its popularity and people’s choice. Following this achievement, the car continues its successful journey in 2025 as well. Notably, in the month of April 2025 alone, 15,457 units were sold, surpassing competitors like Hyundai Venue (12,345 units) and Kia Seltos (10,678 units). In the four months from January to April 2025 alone, Tata Nexon has sold 62,569 units. This represents a year-on-year growth of up to 17% compared to the previous year. With this, the Tata Nexon is currently the #1 compact SUV in India in terms of sales.

2025 Sales Data Deal-Wise
Month | Sales (Units) | Market Share |
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April 2025 | 15,457 | 23.1% |
March 2025 | 16,366 | 24.7% |
February 2025 | 15,349 | 22.9% |
January 2025 | 15,397 | 23.4% |
USP of Tata Nexon SUV 2025: Why this athletic performance?
The key unique selling points (USP) and factors of the Tata Nexon 2025 model are behind its immense popularity and sales success.
First of all, the safety aspect is considered to be the most important strength of the Nexon model. The car has received a 5-star safety rating in the Global NCAP test. It has been provided with high-end safety features like 6 airbags (Atlas Airbags) and ESC (Electronic Stability Control). This assures greater safety to the passengers.
Similarly, the engine options are numerous. The Nexon 2025 model comes with three engine options – petrol, diesel and CNG. Notably, it is the first compact SUV in India to come with a CNG option.
Looking at the mileage details,
• The petrol model is stated to be 17.01 km/l,
• The diesel model is stated to be 24 km/l,
• The CNG model is stated to be 22 km/kg. This makes it a great option for travelers who are interested in reducing travel expenses.
The Nexon is also very competitive in terms of pricing. The starting price is set at ₹8.15 lakh (XE variant) and the highest variant is set at ₹16.10 lakh (Fearless EV). This makes it a suitable choice for many people, from the middle class to high-income earners who want technological improvements.
5 Big Updates for 2025
ADAS Light Version
The light version of ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System) technology is provided in this model. It includes Lane Keeping Assist (helps the car stay in its lane) and Auto Emergency Braking (automatic braking in an emergency). This improves road safety.
12.3-inch Harmon Touch Screen
The new Nexon has a 12.3-inch Harmon Touch Screen. It has a 360° camera facility that allows you to see the sides of the car completely. Moreover, the sound quality is enhanced by the 9 JBL speakers that are connected, which enhances the car experience.
Wireless Android Auto/Apple CarPlay
In line with modern technology, it now has wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay facilities, allowing you to connect your smartphone to the car infotainment system without wires.
Electric Sun Roof
The new top-end electric models have an electric sun roof. This allows light and air to flow from above, allowing the passengers to travel comfortably.
Air Purifier (PM 2.5 Filter)
This model comes with a PM 2.5 air purifier. It purifies the air inside the car and helps reduce the effects of dust, pollutants and allergens.
Tata Nexon SUV EV 2025: A revolution with a range of 489 km!
Parameter | Long Range (LR) | Fearless (FR) |
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Battery Capacity | 45 kWh | 46.08 kWh |
Charging Time | 60 minutes (DC 50kW) | 55 minutes |
Range (ARAI) | 489 km | 465 km |
Price (Ex-showroom) | ₹14.99 lakh | ₹16.10 lakh |
Comparison with expectations
Model | Price (Lakh) | Mileage | Power | Safety |
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Nexon XZ+ | 13.25 | 24 | 113 bhp | 5 Star |
Hyundai Venue | 14.10 | 18.2 | 118 bhp | 4 Star |
Kia Seltos | 12.89 | 21 | 115 bhp | 4.5 Star |
User Reviews & Common Problems
User ratings for the Tata Nexon are very good. With over 1,500 reviews on Car Tech, the car has a high average rating of 4.8/5.
Pros
• A user, Arun, says about his experience driving the Nexon at night in Chennai, “The auto IRVM (interior rear view mirror) is very useful at night.”
• Another user, Rani, from Hyderabad, said, “Even the CNG model has a blind spot monitor (BSM), which is a great advantage from a safety perspective.”
Cons
• Some users have mentioned in their reviews that the clutch is too hard on the diesel model and that the high-speed charging facility on the electric variant is not yet widespread in the country.
Ownership Costs
• First, the annual maintenance cost is around ₹5,200 for the petrol model and a slightly lower ₹4,800 for the electric variant (EV). This makes the EV maintenance cost a bit more economical.
• The company offers a warranty of 3 years or 1 lakh kilometres, which provides a good coverage for the general use of the car.
• The Brijlon Dura tyres used on the Nexon cost around ₹16,000 to replace. This is the average price for 4 tyres.
• The Nexon is likely to recoup around 65% of its value after 4 years of use, according to Autocar data. This shows the car’s long-term value and stable resale value.
Conclusion
If you are looking for a CNG or EV option with maximum safety and good mileage within a budget of ₹8-₹16 lakh, the Tata Nexon is a good choice for you.