Tata Nexon vs Maruti Brezza, Fronx: mileage compared

    The Nexon has a claimed fuel efficiency ranging between 17.01kpl to 24.08kpl, depending on the powertrain.

    Published On Sep 22, 2023 07:00:00 AM

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    Tata Motors recently launched the Nexon facelift with comprehensive exterior and interior updates, but mechanically, it has remained largely unchanged except for the petrol engine receiving a couple of new gearboxes. The company has now revealed the ARAI-claimed fuel efficiency of all the powertrain options.

    The petrol variants will return a mileage ranging between 17.01-17.44kpl, depending on the gearbox, while the diesel variants have a claimed efficiency of 23.23kpl and 24.08kpl for the manual and AMT, respectively. Here’s a summary of the ARAI-claimed fuel efficiency of all powertrains on offer.

    Tata Nexon ARAI claimed fuel efficiency
    PowertrainEfficiency
    Petrol 5MT/6MT17.44kpl
    Petrol AMT17.18kpl
    Petrol DCT17.01kpl
    Diesel MT23.23kpl
    Diesel AMT24.08kpl

    Nexon petrol fuel efficiency compared with Brezza, Fronx

    When it comes to fuel efficiency, Maruti Suzuki usually goes uncontested. Here we have taken Maruti’s two sub-compact offerings – the Brezza and the Fronx – for comparison against the new Nexon.

    Nexon efficiency compared with Brezza, Fronx
    ModelNexonBrezzaFronx
    Petrol MT17.44kpl17.38kpl21.79kpl/21.5kpl
    Petrol AT17.18kpl/17.01kpl19.80kpl22.89kpl/20.01kpl

    The Brezza comes with a larger, 103hp, 1.5-litre four-cylinder, naturally aspirated petrol engine as compared to the Nexon’s 120hp, 1.2-litre, three-cylinder, turbocharged unit. The Brezza’s manual version is marginally less efficient than the Nexon, but the former’s automatic is sufficiently more efficient than both of Nexon’s AMT- and DCT-equipped variants.

    Meanwhile, the Fronx gets either a 90hp, 1.2-litre four-cylinder, naturally aspirated petrol engine or a 100hp, 1.0-litre three-cylinder turbocharged unit. Both engines are down on power than the Nexon, but all powertrains are a lot more efficient than the Nexon with claimed efficiency upwards of 20kpl.

    Also See:

    Tata Nexon facelift review: Bestseller thoroughly updated

    Tata Nexon facelift video review

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