The Tata Nexon EV is now streamlined to offer just two battery pack options, having phased out the mid-spec 40.5kWh version. Since its facelift launch in September 2023, this all-electric compact SUV initially came with a choice of 30kWh (MR) and 40.5kWh (LR) batteries, before introducing the robust 45kWh battery option a year later.

Now boasting a total of 10 variants, the Nexon EV LR with a 40.5kWh battery was priced between Rs 14.59 lakh and Rs 16.29 lakh, making it an attractive investment for those seeking quality electric mobility.

When it comes to range, the Nexon EV doesn’t disappoint: the models equipped with the 30kWh and impressive 45kWh batteries offer ranges of up to 275km and an astounding 489km respectively. This commitment to delivering high performance alongside versatile options makes the Tata Nexon EV a compelling choice for eco-conscious drivers looking for reliability and value in their next vehicle purchase.

2025 Tata Nexon EV: Price and Variant Options

Tata Nexon EV Price, Ex-Showroom, India (in Rs, Lakh)
	MR (30kWh)	45 (45kWh)
Creative	–	13.99
Creative +	12.49	–
Fearless	13.29	14.99
Fearless +	13.79	–
Fearless +S	14.29	–
Empowered	14.79	15.99
Empowered +	–	16.99
Red Dark	–	17.19

The Tata Nexon EV is making waves with its eight distinct trim levels, tailored for different battery pack options, bringing the total to an impressive ten variants of this electric compact SUV. The Nexon EV MR features a 30kWh battery with an MIDC range of 275km and comes in Creative +, Fearless, Fearless +, Fearless +S, and Empowered trims. On the other hand, the Nexon EV 45 packs a powerful punch with its 45kWh battery offering a remarkable MIDC range of up to 489km. You can find it in Creative, Fearless, Empowered, Empowered + and Red Dark configurations.

What’s important to note is that while the new 40.5kWh versions fit right into the mid-range pricing between Rs 14.59 lakh to Rs 16.29 lakh, the overall price spectrum remains attractive at Rs 12.49 lakh to Rs 17.19 lakh. In our real-world tests with the Nexon EV LR at 40.5kWh capacity, we recorded an actual range of about 273km on a full charge—a bit less than the MIDC’s claimed figure of 390km but much closer to Tata’s C75 estimate of around 290-310km. Tata Motors assures us that their C75 test cycle closely mirrors real-world driving conditions—and remember: when you’re considering all these options for your next electric vehicle purchase—you’re investing in reliability and innovative technology that will keep you ahead on your journeys.