Mahindra XEV 9S
Mahindra XEV 9S price starts at Rs 19.95 lakh – India’s first ground-up electric 7-seater SUV with 59/70/79 kWh battery options, up to 679 km range, triple screens and a 150-litre frunk.
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Mahindra Vision.X
Concept only. Previews the next-generation XUV 3XO on Mahindra’s multi-energy NU_IQ platform – sub-4m urban SUV, 2,665 mm wheelbase, BE 6-style dual-screen cabin. Production expected around 2027.
Bollinger B1
Bollinger’s wildly boxy, hardcore electric off-road SUV. It promised a 120 kWh battery, ~200 miles of range, 614 hp and serious off-road hardware at 125,000 dollars – but it was delayed indefinitely in 2022 and never reached production. Historical reference.
Maruti Suzuki Fronx EV (Rumoured)
An electric version of Maruti’s popular Fronx crossover has not been announced. This listing sets out what a Fronx EV would realistically look like, and why Maruti’s current strategy makes it less likely than buyers assume.
Mahindra Thar.e (Upcoming)
Mahindra’s electric Thar on the INGLO P1 body-on-frame architecture, revealed August 2023 with a dual-motor all-wheel-drive layout and a five-door body. Production specifications and pricing still to be announced.
Tata Safari EV (Upcoming)
The electric Safari brings a genuine seven-seat layout to India’s EV market on Tata’s acti.ev platform, with dual-motor all-wheel drive expected and a flat floor that finally makes the third row usable.
BYD Tang DM-i
A seven seat plug-in hybrid SUV with an unusually large 18.3 kWh Blade battery, delivering around 112 km NEDC on electricity alone and over 1,000 km combined. This is a PHEV with a petrol engine, not a full electric vehicle.
Mullen FIVE
An electric crossover unveiled by Mullen Automotive in 2021 with strong claimed performance figures. It has not reached volume production, and the company has since focused largely on commercial electric vehicles.
Hyundai Inster
A small electric car with sliding rear seats and a fully flat folding bench, offering up to 355 km WLTP. On sale in Europe and other markets, with no India launch announced.
Leapmotor B10
A compact electric SUV on Leapmotor’s LEAP 3.5 architecture, offering lidar-based driver assistance at a price point where that is rare. On sale in China, expanding to Europe through Stellantis. No India launch announced.