Maruti recently launched the Brezza facelift with a slew of useful features and tech, along with an updated design. These new features might make the Brezza an even more attractive proposition. But how does it fare against the best-selling SUV in its segment, the Tata Nexon, in terms of features? Let’s take a look.
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Tata Nexon vs Maruti Brezza: Features Compared
With the 2026 facelift, the Brezza gets new features and tech, along with a new turbo-petrol engine. This will likely help Maruti bring in more sales, considering the updated Brezza’s lower starting price. But has it become a better value-for-money proposition in terms of features? Here’s a features comparison between the Brezza and Nexon.
| Maruti Suzuki Brezza | Tata Nexon |
| Powered driver’s seat | Powered driver’s seat |
| Semi-ventilated front seats | Fully ventilated front seats |
| 10.1-inch touchscreen | 10.25-inch touchscreen |
| Analogue instrument cluster with MID | 10.25-inch instrument cluster |
| Single-pane electric sunroof | Panoramic sunroof |
| – | Level-2 ADAS |
| Rear cross-traffic alert | – |
| Blind-view monitoring | Blind-view monitoring |
| Automatic climate control | Fully automatic climate control |
| Air purifier | Air purifier |
| 360-degree camera | 360-degree camera |
| Front parking sensors | Front parking sensors |
| Six-speaker sound system | Nine-speaker JBL sound system |
| Head-up display | – |
| Single underbody CNG tank | Dual CNG tanks |
After the facelift, the Brezza is pretty much on par with the Nexon in terms of features. However, the latter is still one of the most feature-rich SUVs in its segment, while the Brezza now has all the essential features that most buyers look out for.
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Which Is The Better Choice?
The Maruti Brezza is priced from Rs 8.63 lakh to Rs 16.42 lakh (on-road, Mumbai). The Tata Nexon, meanwhile, is priced between Rs 8.69 lakh and Rs 17.22 lakh (on-road, Mumbai). Considering that the Brezza’s top variant is cheaper than the Nexon’s, the Brezza seems to be the better value-for-money proposition, right? Well, not really. The Nexon gets a plethora of variants to choose from, and the features it offers even in its mid-variants are quite impressive. For this reason, the Nexon might still be the better value-for-money proposition than the Brezza, as the Maruti SUV still lacks a few features and doesn’t feel as premium as its rivals.
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