Upcoming Budget EV Cars in India 2025 : Electric vehicles may not be far away now. They are appearing in cities and becoming a viable living reality in India. If in the premium category EVs spend more time attracting eyeballs, what is in demand is affordable vehicles, the ones which would be generally accepted even on a daily basis by an everyday buyer. Many car manufacturers are now preparing to launch budget EV cars that would fall under the ₹10–15 lakh categories in 2025, making them a family car for middle-class debuts or young buyers. Here are some of the latest developments regarding the launch of some budget EVs around India this year.
Tata Punch EV
The Tata Punch EV is probably one of the most awaited vehicles of 2025. Presently, it is one of the most popular micro-SUVs, and for the EV variant, the expected range is around 300 km to 350 km. Tata has already established itself with EV technology, modern design, and cheap pricing, which will make it attractive for city buyers.
Maruti Suzuki eVX (Entry Variant)
Maruti Suzuki will enter the EV space in a big way by eVX. Higher variants may be more premium, but there is flexibility for the entry-level model to price itself. The eVX will have stylish SUV design with a practical range of around 300 km-an exciting proposition for family buyers seeking an affordable workhorse EV.
MG Comet EV 2025
By all means an efficient compact car, the MG Comet EV is set to impress in 2025 with an improved driving range and tech-savvy features. Thanks to its compact dimensions, futuristic styling, and pricing, it still ranks very high among urban commuting competitions.
Citroën eC3
Citroen eC3 is yet another reasonably priced EV option. Newer features and better range are expected for the update in 2025. With their quirky looks, roomier interiors, and efficient driving dynamics, eC3 targets modern-day youngsters looking for something cool yet assuredly affordable.
Mahindra XUV400 EV (Lower Variant)
They are expected to launch the budget variants of the XUV400 EV in the year 2025. The target demographic for the lower-end versions should be consumers wishing for a big-car feel at an affordable price yet able to provide decent range and SUV styling.