2025 Tata Nexon Priced From Rs 7.99 Lakh; Gets Rejigged Variant Line-Up, New Colours

- 2025 Nexon gets new Pure + & Pure + S trims
- Non-sunroof Creative Plus & Fearless trims discontinued
- Creative + PS trim now offered with petrol and diesel Nexon
The Tata Nexon has been updated for 2025 with prices for the subcompact SUV starting from 7.99 lakh (ex-showroom). Changes for the 2025 model year include a rejigged variant line-up along with a host of new exterior colour options for the new year. As per the brochure the interior upholstery colours have also been streamlined for the new calendar year.
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The 2025 Nexon gets three new exterior colours - Grassland Beige (picture), Royal Blue and Carbon Black
Starting with the variant listing, the previously available Pure and Pure S trims have been replaced by more up-specced Pure + and Pure + S trim levels. The new trims offer additional features previously available from the Creative trims onwards such as a 10.25-inch touchscreen, wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, a high-definition rearview camera, auto fold wing mirrors, a front centre armrest and a height adjustable driver seat. The Pure + S as with the Pure S trim before it adds a sunroof and auto headlamps and wipers.
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Another interesting change here is that the Bi-function LED headlamps and ‘X-factor’ connected tail lamps are no longer offered in the Pure + spec and now start from the new Creative + PS variant.
The Nexon's variant line-up has also been rejigged with new Pure + trims and deletion of the non-sunroof Creative + and the Fearless trims.
The updated Creative trim meanwhile now misses out on the dynamic turn signals and six-speaker audio system but gains a 360-degree camera. The non-sunroof equipped Creative + trim has been dropped with buyers now able to option the trim with either a sunroof or a panoramic sunroof (the latter previously only offered in iCNG spec).
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The Creative + S adds a sunroof, auto headlamps and wipers to the equipment lists while the Creative + PS upps the ante with a panoramic sunroof, bi-function LED headlamps, connected tail lamps, front fog lamps, wireless phone charger, tyre pressure monitoring, key-less entry and front parking sensors. The Creative + PS was previously exclusive to the Nexon iCNG but is now offered across both petrol and diesel as well.
Tata has also swapped around some of the equipment on offer amongst the different varients.
At the top of the range, the non-sunroof Fearless trim has been dropped in favour of the Fearless + PS. This means that buyers wanting the Fearless trim will get a panoramic sunroof as standard along with all the bells and whistles such as a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster, sequential LED DRLs with welcome graphics, ventilated front seats, air purifier, 9-speaker JBL sound system and connected vehicle tech.
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Also changed for 2025 are the colour options. The Daytona Grey, Pure Grey and Pristine White shades from 2024 are carried over with the rest of the colours no longer offered. New colours for 2025 include Grassland Beige, Royal Blue and Carbon Black. Creative Ocean meanwhile looks to have been renamed Creative Blue. The Purple interior option has also been dropped in favour of more subtle tones.
The powertrain options remain unchanged.
The Nexon goes up against the Maruti Suzuki Brezza, Kia Sonet, Mahindra XUV 3XO and the Hyundai Venue.
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