Tata Motors EVs available at year-end discounts of up to ₹2.6 lakh. Details

The offer is valid till December 31 or until the stocks last.

Published on: Dec 15, 2023, 12:44:22 IST

By HT News Desk, New Delhi

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Tata Motors is offering bumper year-end discounts of more than ₹2 lakh on its EVs: Nexon, Tiago, and Tigor. The offer on these cars is valid till December 31 or until the stocks last.

Also, buyers must note that the discounts vary from city-to-city and are subject to the availability of the stock. They must, therefore, reach out to their local dealer for the exact figures.

Nexon EV

In September, Tata Motors launched a facelift version of Nexon, India's top-selling electric car. Dealers, however, continued to have unsold stocks of the pre-facelift Nexon in both Prime and Max variants.

Now, the homegrown automaker is giving ₹2.6 lakh off on the pre-facelift Nexon, with this being the highest discount among the three EVs. Accordingly, on its Prime variant, buyers can save ₹1.9 lakh ( ₹1.4 lakh cash and ₹50,000 exchange bonus), while on Max, they get to save ₹2.6 lakh ( ₹2.1 lakh cash and ₹50,000 exchange bonus).

Pre-facelift, the Prime and Max trims had respective price ranges of ₹14.5 lakh- ₹17.19 lakh, and ₹16.49 lakh- ₹19.54 lakh.

Tigor EV

Under the offer, customers will have to pay ₹1.1 lakh less than the model's current market price ( ₹12.49 lakh- ₹13.75 lakh). This includes ₹50,000 each as cash and exchange bonus, and corporate benefits worth ₹10,000.

Tiago EV

On Tiago, meanwhile, the discount being offered is ₹77,000. This includes a ‘Green Bonus’ of ₹55,000, exchange bonus of ₹15,000, and corporate discounts worth ₹7000.

The model's current market price ranges between ₹8.69 lakh- ₹12.04 lakh.

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