The newest EV on sale in the country is the Tata Nexon EV Max. The suffix - Max, aids the first high-voltage indigenous EV with more range and lesser range anxiety. The starting price of the Nexon EV Max is Rs 17.74 lakh, whereas the standard model is priced from Rs 14.79 lakh onwards. Although dimensions remain the same, a lot has been altered on the Nexon EV to make it flex that “Max” moniker. How exactly does it manage to differentiate itself from the Nexon EV? Well, take a read to know the 5 big changes that the Nexon EV Max gets over the Nexon EV.


More power, range, and performance


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Tata Motors has upsized the battery pack on the Nexon EV Max. The larger 40.2 kWh battery helps it do with an increased claimed range of 437 kilometers, whereas the Nexon EV has a claimed driving range of 312 kilometers only. The Nexon EV Max also boasts increased power and torque figures of 143 PS and 250 Nm, respectively. These numbers have helped in lowering down the 0-100 kmph timing to under 9 seconds.


AC fast charging capability


With the larger battery pack, the Nexon EV would’ve taken longer to juice up. Hence, Tata Motors is offering a faster 7.2 kW AC fast charger that takes around 6.5 hours to charge the electric SUV. Its standard counterpart, however, comes with a 3.3 kW AC charger. With the same, the Nexon EV takes around 15 hours for a 0-100% charge.


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Multi-mode regenerative braking



The Nexon EV was initially launched with a fixed setting for regenerative braking. This time around, Tata Motors is offering a total of 4 modes for the regenerative braking system. Hence, the user can decide the amount of intervention needed in terms of regenerative braking.


Intensi Teal paint scheme


The Nexon EV Max is available in three paint schemes - Intensi Teal, Pristine White, and Daytona Grey. The Intensi Teal is the newest on the list, and it remains exclusive to the long-range iteration of the Nexon EV.


Reduced ground clearance


Tata Motors has managed to fit the larger battery pack without reducing the numbers for the boot capacity and rear legroom. The company decided to take a hit on the Nexon EV’s ground clearance, instead. Consequently, the Nexon EV Max has a ground clearance of 190 mm - 15 mm lesser than the regular iteration of the Nexon EV.