On-road estimate for Delhi includes road tax, year-1 insurance, registration and applicable TCS as of 2026-09-10 — actual dealer quotes may vary. Ex-showroom prices are verified per-variant against the sources linked above.
About the Tata Nexon EV
The Tata Nexon EV is India's best-selling electric car and the model that established Tata as the category leader. It is offered with two battery packs — a 30 kWh entry pack and a larger long-range option — giving buyers a genuine choice between price and range in the same body style. Built on the same platform as the petrol Nexon, it carries over the sub-4m compact-SUV footprint, a familiar cabin layout, and Tata's widest-in-class EV service and charging support network, which remains one of its biggest practical advantages over newer rivals.
Verified pricing places the entry variant from roughly Rs 12.49 lakh ex-showroom for the 30 kWh pack, with the range-topping Max trims commanding a premium for the larger battery and quicker 0-100 kmph times. Because Tata revises Nexon EV pricing periodically, buyers should always confirm the current on-road figure for their city using the price table below rather than relying on older listings elsewhere.
15+ years inside India's auto industry — Maruti Suzuki, Toyota Kirloskar Motor and Royal Enfield
Piyush P. Yadav is an automobile industry professional with more than 15 years on the shop floors and in the leadership rooms of Maruti Suzuki, Toyota Kirloskar Motor and Royal Enfield. He founded EV Auto India to bring that manufacturing-side perspective to India's electric vehicle transition — covering EV policy, prices, batteries, charging and the real economics behind the switch.
How this article was researched: figures come from government notifications, manufacturer filings and press releases, and regulator data; the originals are linked in the Sources & Further Reading section above. Spotted an error? Email piyush.yadav@evautoindia.co.in.