Published : 07 November 2022
Read Time : 5 min
Author: Amit Saraswat
The Tata Nexon is one of the best-selling B2-segment SUVs in the country. Over the years, the Nexon has gained a lot of features but that has resulted in substantial price hikes recently. The Toyota Urban Cruiser, on the other hand, continues on sale whereas its Maruiti Suzuki cousin, the Brezza, has taken a leap with a new-gen update.

In this article, we share the features Tata Nexon offers over the Toyota Urban Cruiser.
The top variants of the Tata Nexon come with a tyre pressure monitoring system. It tells the real-time pressure for each tyre and also alerts the driver in case of an underinflated tyre or a puncture. This feature is sorely missed in the Urban Cruiser and we think every new car in this segment should have this safety feature.
The Nexon offers rear AC vents which channel cool air to 2nd-row passengers. They increase the effectiveness of the AC in the summer and help cool the cabin quickly. The Urban Cruiser doesn’t offer rear AC vents.
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The Nexon comes with a wireless phone charger whereas the Urban Cruiser only gets a USB Type-A socket for charging your phone.
The Nexon, like most other B2-segment SUVs, offers an electric sunroof. This is sorely missed in the Urban Cruiser.
While both the Nexon and Urban Cruiser offer automatic headlights, the Nexon also offers rain-sensing wipers. Rain-sensing wipers adjust the speed of the wiper depending on the intensity of rain.
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The Nexon offers ventilation for the front seats along with leatherette upholstery. The Urban Cruiser, on the other hand, dooes not offer seat ventilation or even leatherette seats.
The updated Tata Nexon now offers an in-built cabin air purifier with AQI display. A cabin air purifier removes dust and other pollutants from the cabin and it’s really useful in polluted cities like Delhi.
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