The Tata Nexon has held its place as one of India’s most recognised compact SUVs, largely because it pairs a bold design with a 5-star GNCAP safety rating that few rivals could match at launch.
Explore the latest Tata Nexon images to get a complete visual overview of the SUV’s design, cabin, and styling. This image gallery covers the current facelifted Nexon in its post-2023 form. The key highlights are the redesigned front end with sequential LED DRLs, the persona-based cabin, boot space, and all the colour options available.
The images feature the model offered with the 1.2-litre Turbocharged Revotron petrol and the 1.5-litre Turbocharged Revotorq diesel. The facelift brought a completely new grille treatment, a split lighting setup, and a fully digital instrument cluster compared to the version sold before it.
Tata Nexon Exterior Images
The Nexon’s exterior is built around the idea of a compact SUV that should look bolder than its footprint suggests. At 3995 mm long, 1804 mm wide and 1620 mm tall on a 2498 mm wheelbase, it stays within the sub-4-metre bracket, while the 208 mm unladen ground clearance gives it the raised stance that shows clearly in the side and three-quarter shots.
Key Highlights
| Feature | Details | Availability |
| Front grille | High gloss black | All variants |
| Headlamps | Bi-function full LED | Fearless+ onwards |
| DRLs | Sequential LED with welcome signature | Fearless+ onwards |
| Tail lamps | Tri-arrow Signature LED | All variants |
| Wheels | R16 alloys on higher variants, steel with covers below | Varies by variant |
Front Profile
The Nexon’s front is defined by its high gloss black grille sitting below a wide LED DRL bar that runs the full width of the bonnet line. The main headlamp units are placed lower in the bumper, which is what gives the SUV its split-lamp look. Higher variants get bi-function full LED headlamps and sequential DRLs with a welcome and goodbye animation.
Side Profile
The side profile shows the raised hood and the coupe-influenced roofline dropping towards the tailgate. R16 alloy wheels are fitted on higher variants, with steel wheels and covers lower down, and both run on 16-inch rubber. A panoramic sunroof, piano black mirror caps and body-coloured door handles feature on the top Fearless+ trims
Rear Profile
At the rear, the Nexon carries Tri-arrow Signature LED tail lamps joined by a connecting light bar, an integrated rear spoiler and an LED high-mount stop lamp. The tailgate opens onto 382 litres of boot space on petrol and diesel variants, measured to ISO V215.
Tata Nexon Interior Images
The Nexon’s interior is built around what Tata calls a persona-based theme, which means the colour scheme and trim inserts change depending on which variant you pick. The layout uses a double tone cockpit finish with a 2-spoke steering wheel carrying an illuminated logo. The interior images are worth studying for how much the cabin changes between trims rather than how much stays the same.
Key Highlights
| Feature | Details | Availability |
| Instrument cluster | 26.03 cm digital with navigation | Fearless+ onwards |
| Infotainment | 26.03 cm floating unit by Harman | Higher variants |
| Upholstery | Benecke-Kaliko leatherette, ventilated | Fearless+ onwards |
| Rear seat | 60:40 split fold with centre armrest | Varies by variant |
| Glove box | Cooled and illuminated | Higher variants |
Dashboard and Front Seats
The Nexon’s dashboard features a double tone cockpit finish, a 2-spoke steering wheel with an illuminated logo, and a floating touchscreen positioned high on the centre stack. Top variants get a 26.03 cm digital instrument cluster with navigation, automatic climate control, a wireless charger and 4-way ventilated driver’s seat adjustment.
Second Row
The rear bench gets a 60:40 split fold, adjustable headrests and a centre armrest with cupholders on higher variants. Collapsible grab handles are fitted front and rear across the range, and rear AC vents plus a rear power outlet appear as you move up the trim ladder.
Boot Space
The Nexon offers 382 litres of boot space on petrol and diesel variants, dropping to 321 litres on the iCNG version where the cylinder takes up floor space. Folding the 60:40 rear bench extends the load area, and the flat rear floor helps when carrying longer items.
Tata Nexon Colour Options
The Nexon is available in five body colours, ranging from plain white to deeper blues and greys. Availability genuinely varies here, with the entry trims restricted to two shades and the top trims getting the full palette in dual-tone form with a contrast black roof.
| Colour Name | Type | Availability by Variant |
| Pristine White | Solid | All variants |
| Daytona Grey | Metallic | All variants |
| Royal Blue | Metallic | Smart+ onwards |
| Pure Grey | Metallic | Pure+ onwards, varies by trim |
| Ocean Blue | Metallic | Creative+ and Fearless+ only |
Summary
The gallery shows what the Nexon leans on, which is a design that reads bigger and bolder than a sub-4-metre SUV normally does. The split LED lighting, high gloss black grille, Tri-arrow tail lamps and R16 alloys carry the exterior, while the double tone cockpit, 26.03 cm screens, ventilated leatherette seats and panoramic sunroof on top trims explain why the cabin feels a class above the entry price.
It is to be noted that the Nexon changes considerably between variants, more so than most rivals, so images of a Fearless+ will not represent what a Smart variant actually looks like inside. Colours also read differently in daylight, and things like rear seat space and boot usability are much easier to judge in person.
If you’re considering a used Nexon, you can browse inspected, fixed-price options on Spinny and book a test drive to see how the actual car feels and compare it with what you’ve seen in the Nexon images.
FAQs
Q. What do the Nexon images show on the outside?
The exterior shots cover the front, side and rear of the facelifted Nexon. You can see the high gloss black grille, the sequential LED DRLs, the R16 alloy wheels, the panoramic sunroof and the Tri-arrow Signature LED tail lamps.
Q. How does the Nexon look from the inside?
The cabin uses a double tone cockpit finish with a 2-spoke steering wheel carrying an illuminated logo. Top variants get a 26.03 cm digital instrument cluster and a floating touchscreen by Harman.
Q. Is the Nexon interior the same across all variants?
No. Tata uses a persona-based interior theme, so the colour scheme, door trim inserts and upholstery change with the variant. This is the main reason images vary so much between listings.
Q. What does the second row look like in the Nexon images?
It is a 60:40 split-folding bench with adjustable headrests. Higher variants add a centre armrest with cupholders, rear AC vents and a rear power outlet.
Q. How much boot space does the Nexon have?
382 litres on petrol and diesel variants and 321 litres on the iCNG version, measured to ISO V215. Folding the rear bench opens up the load area further.
Q. How many colours does the Nexon come in?
Five. Pristine White, Daytona Grey, Royal Blue, Pure Grey and Ocean Blue. Entry variants get only white and grey, while top variants offer all five with a contrast black roof.
Q. Which Nexon variant gets alloy wheels?
R16 alloy wheels appear on higher variants such as Fearless+. Lower variants including Pure+ and Smart+ use R16 steel wheels with covers.
Q. Are the Nexon headlamps LED on every variant?
LED headlamps and LED DRLs are fitted across the range. Only the higher variants get bi-function full LED units with sequential DRLs and the welcome animation.
Q. Which Nexon variant gets the panoramic sunroof?
The panoramic sunroof is listed on the Fearless+ trims. Lower variants do not offer it.
Q. What engines does the Nexon in these images use?
A 1.2-litre Turbocharged Revotron petrol rated at 120 PS and 170 Nm, and a 1.5-litre Turbocharged Revotorq diesel rated at 116 PS and 260 Nm. An iCNG version of the 1.2 petrol produces 100 PS.
