Here’s how Tata Nexon EV fares against rivals Hyundai Kona Electric and MG ZS EV

With Tata gearing up to launch the Nexon EV soon, it is expected that the current fully electric sub-4-metre SUV range will get a prominent competitor.

As there are currently only two cars in the segment, here’s how the three will fare against each other:

The Nexon EV is pitted against British MG ZS EV and Korean Hyundai Kona Electric. It is the latest entrant to this segment, while the Kona was here first. The Nexon EV is smaller than two others in terms of length and wheelbase, but outmatches others in terms of width and height. Overall, the MG ZS EV is the biggest. Kona claims the title of having the longest wheelbase in its segment.

Tata has equipped Nexon EV with a touchscreen infotainment system with phone app connectivity, climate control, connected car technology, a sunroof, two drive modes (including Drive mode and Sports mode) and keyless entry with push-button start. However, it does not get certain features present in Kona Electric, such as powered driver seat, ventilated and heated seats or a wireless charger. The MG ZS EV also misses out on automatic climate control, just as Kona Electric does not get connected car technology.