Tata Nexon XM(S) launched; is most affordable car with a sunroof

    Priced from Rs 8.37 lakh to Rs 10.30 lakh, the new mid-spec variant costs about Rs 50,000 more than the XM and XMA models.

    Published On Sep 02, 2020 04:05:00 PM

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    Tata Nexon XM(S) launched; is most affordable car with a sunroof

    The Tata Nexon XM(S) and XMA(S) have just been launched, the former now being the most affordable car with a sunroof in India. Available with petrol and diesel engine options and in manual and AMT auto form, the new variants are priced between Rs 8.37 lakh and Rs 10.30 lakh.

    • Nexon XM(S), XMA(S) price ranges from Rs 8.37-10.30 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi)
    • New variants cost about Rs 50,000 more than the XM and XMA variants
    • Get added kit like auto headlights and wipers and steering-mounted controls.

    The table below has the details on where the new variants fit in the Nexon range.

    2020 Tata Nexon prices (ex-showroom, Delhi)
    Nexon petrol-MTNexon petrol-AMTNexon diesel-MTNexon diesel-AMT
    Nexon XERs 7.00 lakh-Rs 8.45 lakh-
    Nexon XMRs 7.85 lakh-Rs 9.20 lakh-
    Nexon XM(S)Rs 8.37 lakh (NEW)-Rs 9.70 lakh (NEW)-
    Nexon XMA-Rs 8.45 lakh-Rs 9.80 lakh
    Nexon XMA(S)-Rs 8.97 lakh (NEW)-Rs 10.30 lakh (NEW)
    Nexon XZRs 8.85 lakh-Rs 10.20 lakh-
    Nexon XZ+Rs 9.65 lakh-Rs 11.00 lakh-
    Nexon XZA+-Rs 10.25 lakh-Rs 11.60 lakh
    Nexon XZ+ DTRs 9.85 lakh-Rs 11.20 lakh-
    Nexon XZA+ DT-Rs 10.45 lakh-Rs 11.80 lakh
    Nexon XZ+(S)Rs 10.25 lakh-Rs 11.60 lakh-
    Nexon XZA+(S)-Rs 10.85 lakh-Rs 12.20 lakh
    Nexon XZ+ DT(S)Rs 10.45 lakh-Rs 11.80 lakh-
    Nexon XZA+ DT(S)-Rs 11.05 lakh-Rs 12.40 lakh
    Nexon XZ+(O)Rs 10.55 lakh-Rs 11.90 lakh-
    Nexon XZA+(O)-Rs 11.15 lakh-Rs 12.50 lakh
    Nexon XZ+ DT(O)Rs 10.75 lakh-Rs 12.10 lakh-
    Nexon XZA+ DT(O)-Rs 11.35 lakh-Rs 12.70 lakh

    How much more do the Nexon XM(S) and XMA(S) cost?

    While the new variants in petrol form are priced Rs 52,000 higher than the Nexon XM and XMA – their respective variants without a sunroof, the diesel variants cost Rs 50,000 more.

    What additional equipment is on offer with the Nexon XM(S) and XMA(S)?

    As we’ve said before, the Tata Nexon is now the most affordable car with a sunroof – the BS6 Honda Jazz ZX, which is the only premium hatchback with a sunroof – is priced at Rs 8.74 lakh; just Rs 37,000 more.

    Along with the electric sunroof, the Nexon XM(S) also gets kit like automatic wipers and headlights and steering-mounted controls for the premium. Features such as dual-front airbags, hill-hold assist, ESP, Isofix child seat mounts, LED DRLs with projector headlamps, an 8-speaker audio system with Bluetooth connectivity and drive modes for the engine have been carried forward.

    Which other compact SUVs offer a sunroof?

    There are quite a few compact SUVs that offer a sunroof. In fact, the Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza is the only model that currently doesn’t offer one, and the Toyota Urban Cruiser won’t come with one either. Honda’s recently refreshed WR-V, which is also considered a rival to sub-four-metre SUVs, also comes equipped with a sunroof.

    However, as the table below shows, the starting prices for sunroof-equipped models are all on the higher side, as it tends to be offered only in higher variants of cars in this segment.

    Starting price for sunroof-equipped models
    NexonVenueWR-VEcoSportXUV300*
    PetrolRs 8.37 lakhRs 9.84 lakhRs 9.80 lakhRs 10.67 lakhRs 11.12 lakh
    DieselRs 9.70 lakhRs 10.00 lakhRs 10.99 lakhRs 11.17 lakhRs 11.75 lakh
    *XUV300 price is ex-showroom, India
     

    A sunroof is considered a premium feature in the Indian market and having a sub-Rs 8.5 lakh model with one is a good bet to improve sales. Whether this strategy works for Tata Motors will have to be seen.

    Also see:

    2020 Tata Nexon vs Hyundai Venue turbo-petrol comparison

    2020 Tata Harrier review, road test

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