This Modified Tata Nexon Gets TWO Touchscreens

When the Tata Nexon first launched in 2017, it marked a turning point for the Indian auto giant. Tata has been mocked for a long time due to its subpar quality of materials and shoddy fit and finish. But the Nexon is a completely brand new product, laden with the most modern features and impressive build quality. In fact, Tata makes some of the safest cars in India currently. The Nexon just got a mid-life facelift this year, giving the compact SUV a design tweak and added new features as well. Consumers gave a very positive response to the redesign, the Nexon posting best-ever sales in October 2020. We at IndianAuto came across this pictures of a Nexon whose interior has gone through an extensive redesign.

The images have been uploaded by RM Car Decors over on Instagram, and you can see the number of changes it has received. The whole interior gets a dual-tone tan-brown/black leather overhaul. The tan-brown leather has been applied liberally over the dashboard and the A-pillars as well. The A-pillars also get an extra set of audio speakers fitted to it while there’s a new touchscreen infotainment system for the centre-console. The factory fitted infotainment system has been shifted to the passenger side of the dashboard, so the occupant can have their own screen to fiddle with. Between both the screens there’s a sizeable Tata logo fitted as well. Overall, the modification is quite well done, the dual-screen setup certainly catches the eye, though the overload of tan brown may not be to everyone’s tastes.

The 2020 Tata Nexon gets an updated cabin with the likes of a new steering wheel, same as the Nexon EV’s, new dashboard trim with more of the tri-arrow motif exterior, and new seat fabric. The Nexon also ditches its analogue dials for a full-digital setup. The features list sees major additions in the form of automatic headlamps, rain-sensing wipers, tyre pressure monitoring system, cruise control, a sunroof, and ORVMs with auto-fold function.

The Tata Nexon is available in two engine options, a 1.2-litre turbo petrol or a 1.5-litre turbo-diesel, both of them can be paired with either a 6-speed manual or a 6-speed AMT. Prices for the new facelifted model starts from Rs 7 lakh, with the top trim coming in at Rs 12.70 lakh. Between its petrol and diesel engines, The Nexon is available in over 30 variants to choose from, which is good if you like choices or a headache if you want things simple!