Tata Nexon EV ADAS Variant: A Deep Dive into Safety and Technology Upgrades

Tata Nexon EV ADAS variant launches at ₹17.29 lakh with Level 2 safety features and a 45 kWh battery, plus new Dark editions.

By Kaushik Das

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By Kaushik Das

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Tata Nexon.ev front three-quarter view on a beach, showcasing the sealed grille with full-width LED DRL, split headlamps, sculpted bumper and aero-style alloy wheels.

Intro

The Tata Nexon EV ADAS variant brings Level 2 safety tech to India’s best-selling electric SUV and that’s the real story: safer highway assist and smarter city protection at an affordable price. Priced from ₹17.29 lakh, the update is on the 45 kWh version and adds features along with the safety suite – making the Tata Nexon EV ADAS a techy pick in its segment.

What’s new: Level 2 ADAS

Tata has introduced Level 2 driver assistance features like lane keep assist, lane departure warning, forward collision warning, autonomous emergency braking, high beam assist and traffic sign recognition – making active safety accessible in a mass market EV. Crucially, the ADAS package is only available on the new Empowered+ A 45 trim, priced at ₹17.29 lakh, which is a premium of ₹30,000 over the previous top-spec Empowered+ 45 variant. For buyers that’s a premium for tangible safety during daily commutes and highway runs.

What’s new: Level 2 ADAS

While some early reports mentioned the inclusion of Adaptive Cruise Control, the official press release lists the core ADAS features as lane keep assist, lane departure warning, forward collision warning, autonomous emergency braking, high beam assist, and traffic sign recognition.

Also read: Maruti Suzuki Victoris Debuts with ADAS, Strong Hybrid Powertrain

Features and cabin tech

Apart from the safety layer this variant gets rear window sunshades and ambient lighting along with the core features like 12.3-inch touchscreen, 10.25-inch cluster, panoramic sunroof, JBL audio and wireless connectivity. It retains V2V and V2L capability, turning the SUV into a power source at work sites or weekend getaways – useful when those extra watts make the difference. Expect the same clean UX and quick responses on the large-format displays.

Battery, range and charging

The ADAS trim comes with the 45 kWh battery, which gives a claimed 489 km ARAI range and expected real-world range of around 350-370 km depending on conditions. Fast charging from 20% to 80% in about 40 minutes – with around 150 km added in 15 minutes – is where this setup shines for intercity hops.Output is 106 kW (143 PS / 141 hp) and 215 Nm, which is good for urban performance and highway cruising.

Price: Empowered +A 45: ₹17.29 lakh , Dark: ₹17.49 lakh , Red Dark: ₹17.49 lakh

Against the competition the package banks on value and safety: Level 2 ADAS at this price, 5-star Bharat NCAP rated nameplate and feature depth that’s hard to ignore. That should help it attract first time EV buyers moving up from compact SUVs.

Conclusion

With Level 2 ADAS, more features and competitive pricing the Tata Nexon EV ADAS variant makes the case for an urban-electric India – safer, smarter and within reach.

Hello! I’m Kaushik Das, a passionate automobile content writer with over two years of experience crafting detailed reviews, news updates, and expert insights. My work connects enthusiasts with the latest trends, technologies, and developments shaping India’s automotive world.Feel free to reach out at i.kaushikdas7@gmail.com.

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