The market for electric vehicles (EVs) in India is growing rapidly, and companies are now preparing to launch new electric SUVs in full swing. NITI Aayog has also offered a new National Electric Vehicle, which aims to achieve 30% EV sales share by 2030. Come, know about those 5 most-awaited electric SUVs which are going to make a splash in the Indian market by 2025-26!
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VinFast VF6 & VF7
Let us tell you that Vietnamese company VinFast is going to debut in India with its first electric SUVs VF6 and VF7. While the VF6 will come in two variants Earth and Wind, which will have a 59.6kWh battery and a range of 470km. The VF7 will come with three trims (Earth, Wind, Sky) and 6 color options. Its 70.8kWh battery will give a range of up to 496km, and it will be available with single and dual motor options.
Maruti e Vitara
Talking about Maruti Suzuki’s first electric SUV, e Vitara, it can be launched by the end of this year. It will have 49kWh and 61kWh battery options, which will give power of 143bhp and 173bhp. Maruti claims that this SUV will give a range of more than 500km in MIDC test. If you are a fan of Maruti, then this electric version will end your wait!
Tata Sierra EV
Talking about Tata, Tata Motors is also going to introduce its popular Sierra in an electric avatar. This SUV can come with 65kWh and 75kWh battery options like the Harrier EV. With RWD and AWD drivetrain options, the Sierra EV will rock both performance and style.
Mahindra XUV 7e
However Mahindra’s XUV 7e will be a three-row version of the XUV 9e. It will have 59kWh and 79kWh LFP battery options, which will give power of 231bhp and 286bhp. If you go on long trips with a big family, then this electric SUV will be perfect for you!
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Kia Syros EV
Kia is going to launch an electric version of the Syros in India soon. It will compete with the Tata Nexon EV and incidentally will come with 42kWh and 49kWh battery options like the Hyundai Inster EV. With slight changes in the design, this EV can look different from its petrol-diesel version.