Tata Unveiled Two Concepts in Delhi
Nexon and ConnectNext from Tata were unveiled for the public in Delhi.
The small SUV supports its new design approach with its looks. Strangely, the company is reluctant about marketing its style novelties, thus everything an attentive eye can catch in Nexon is prevalence of two-colour pattern and a mash grille with prominent headlamps on the sides. Fenders of the car are protruding and beltline is aiming up.
The looks of ConnectNext can be characterised as rather futuristic with its high-tech interior as if created for young professionals.
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