[volkman10]

Tata Nexon facelift spied on test along with Tiago – To get IMPACT 2 design language.

Most likely, these test mules are heading up north, for high altitude and cold weather testing in the Himalayas. Along with exteriors, interiors too are expected to be updated. Interiors of the test mules were covered.

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[ashutoshb]

Here is my take on how Nexon's impact 2.0 could be.

[Elito11]

What Nexon needs is a bit of weight reduction. Also a minimum of 5 mm of less ground clearance and we will have a car that is both more efficient and a better handler. Seriously 1.2 Turbo petrol has so much more potential if Tata could reduce its workload

[ralto]

Originally Posted by volkman10

Tata Nexon facelift spied on test along with Tiago – To get IMPACT 2 design language.

I can confirm the high altitude testing part. I saw the Tiago (disguised) being tested near Shimla on Sunday evening. Did not see a nexon though. Tiago was the sole car at that point.

[sprocket]

Originally Posted by volkman10

Tata Nexon facelift spied on test along with Tiago – To get IMPACT 2 design language.

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Does this mean the next generation Nexon will be on the Alfa platform?

[AdityaDeane]

Originally Posted by sprocket

Does this mean the next generation Nexon will be on the Alfa platform?

Slowly and steadily all Tata products will shift to Alfa and Omega architecture for economies of scale and keeping the future safety norms in mind. Products from sub-Tiago hatchback to Creta rivalling SUV and/or Sedan will be on Alfa while all MPVs and SUVs over 4.3m (IIRC) will be based on the Omega platform.

[GTO]

Thanks for sharing, Volkman! Moving post to a new thread.

Originally Posted by ashutoshb

Here is my take on how Nexon's impact 2.0 could be.

Whoa man, Tata's design team should send you an offer right away. That is absolutely stunning. I love all of Tata's new designs (Hexa, Harrier, Tigor, Tiago)...except for the Nexon. It's too funky & funny for my conservative tastes. Your rendering, on the other hand, has me drooling early in the morning.

[fx45]

its too early for the Nexon to get a facelift, however going by the upcoming competition, it'll be a good idea for Tata to offer a minor-update with fresh looks. Brezza is getting a facelift, XuV300 is here and the Hyundai Styx will be out in the market too in the next 2-3 months.

[CrAzY dRiVeR]

I'm surprised no one has mentioned till now, but I would really like to see a properly loaded top end variant in the Nexon facelift. With 6 airbags and a sunroof!

With the positioning of the XUV 3OO and Ecosport S - it is quite clear that Nexon is indeed a VFM product, however, also comes with much lesser features than the above two. A loaded top end variant will still allow TATA to undercut the above two products while retaining the desirability quotient of the Nexon as well.

Originally Posted by Elito11

What Nexon needs is a bit of weight reduction.

Originally Posted by sprocket

Does this mean the next generation Nexon will be on the Alfa platform?

Since this is a midlife facelift, a platform change, or significant weight reduction is quite unlikely.

[sandx]

Possibly there is an opportunity for tata to look at the unbalanced as I would like to call it, feature distribution as well. The XZ variant launched later doesn't have even basic things like fog lamps, rear wipers or an armrest.

If someone has shortlisted the Nexon ideally its better to go for the XM or the XZ+ variant only. The base variant is just too basic, while the XT and XZ variants misses out on a lot of things for the price.

[Chetan_Rao]

Originally Posted by ashutoshb

Here is my take on how Nexon's impact 2.0 could be.

Your render shows how a quirky design can be transformed to classy with just a few tweaks. Kudos!

Could you possibly take a swing at the busy derriere too?

[thirumalkumaran]

Originally Posted by ashutoshb

Here is my take on how Nexon's impact 2.0 could be.

That's one hell of a looker.

If Tata is trying a facelift, please take clues from here.
it needs only a Bumper re-mold, keeping the shell untouched.

[Ironhide]

Tata has brought forward a competent product in the Nexon, and the numbers speak for themselves. The shape/ design to some may be a little too ahead of its times, but overall, the car is a working blend of power, safety, handling and ergonomics. The render by ashutoshb is indeed eyecatching and going by the design language of Harrier & Altroz, it's possible that Tata is working on something similar. I hope in the next iteration of the Nexon, Tata plonks a decent 6 speed Auto along with a Torque Converter to make it a true Automatic. (Though hoping for an AWD may be asking for too much here , it would make the Nexon the perfect go anywhere-safe-powerful- compact- spacious automatic!)

Cheers !

[Roy.S]

Originally Posted by ashutoshb

Here is my take on how Nexon's impact 2.0 could be.

Mr. Ratan Tata, give this man a job!
Really loved your version of the Nexon. It removes the quirkiness of the original design.

[aniyo]

https://www.rushlane.com/tata-nexon-...-12302606.html

Seems Rushlane has picked up the image and is displayed on their website. They even claim this is a possible facelift