India could see around 50 EV launches in FY27. More choices are great for consumers—but it also means manufacturers will have to fight harder on price, range and technology.
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Audi has unveiled the new A2 e-tron with a claimed range of up to 646 km. Interesting to see premium brands focusing on smaller, more efficient EVs instead of simply making bigger and more powerful ones.
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VinFast is preparing to enter India’s electric scooter market and has started looking for dealers. Another global EV player entering India’s 2W space could make competition even more interesting.
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Simple Energy has launched the new Wave electric scooter in India. A family-focused EV entering the market at around ₹1.10 lakh, could this segment see the next big EV growth?
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The Porsche Cayenne Electric is set to make its India debut on September 30. With a reported 113 kWh battery and up to 642 km range, Porsche is bringing serious performance to the EV space.
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If there was one car that would have perfectly fit the convertible category, it would be the Maruti Swift. It would have had almost no competition.
But with Indian roads, pollution, waterlogging, dust, and traffic noise, maybe it's best left as a beautiful dream. 🚗☀️
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The new MG Hector Tomahawk EV has arrived in India at ₹19.49 lakh, with a claimed range of up to 517 km and a 69.2 kWh battery. A 7-seat electric SUV at this price could make things interesting.
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Just checked out the MG Hector TOMAHAWK. 👀
Bold Stylish, Strong road presence, and packed with features. Definitely turns heads in person. 🚗
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🚨 HYUNDAI IS HIDING A NEW EV FROM US.
A heavily camouflaged Hyundai electric SUV has just been spotted charging during testing in India. ⚡👀
And here’s why this could get interesting:
It’s expected to sit BELOW the Creta Electric in Hyundai’s lineup.
Hyundai already has an edge with its Battery Management System (BMS), which, in my view, is better calibrated than what many competitors currently offer.
Now imagine that technology in a smaller, more affordable EV SUV.
If Hyundai gets the range + charging + battery management + pricing right, this could be a serious threat to the current EV players.
Hyundai’s next mass-market EV could be closer than we think. 🔥
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The EV revolution isn’t just about replacing petrol with batteries anymore. It’s about charging, affordability, technology and infrastructure. What do you think is the biggest challenge for EV adoption in India right now?
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EVs have gone from being “the future” to becoming a real choice for everyday buyers. But what comes next better batteries, faster charging, or lower prices?
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Range Rover Electric has finally arrived.
⚡ 542 hp | 850 Nm
🔋 118.5 kWh battery
🏁 0–60 mph: 4.3 sec
🔌 10–80%: 22 min
🌊 900 mm water wading
📍 Up to 372 miles WLTP range
JLR is betting that customers want the Range Rover experience first with electrification underneath.
A very interesting strategy for the luxury EV market.
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🚨 THE PAJERO IS BACK — AND IT MEANS BUSINESS. 🔥
Mitsubishi has brought back its iconic SUV nameplate with an all-new 7-seater that blends old-school 4x4 hardware with modern SUV luxury.
What stands out 👇
✅ Triton-based ladder-frame platform
✅ 2.4L turbo-diesel + 8-speed automatic
✅ Super-All Wheel Control (S-AWC)
✅ Double-wishbone front + 5-link rigid rear setup
✅ Genuine off-road capability
✅ Sliding & tumble second row for easier 3rd-row access
✅ Tri-zone climate control
✅ Heated second-row seats + rear sunshades
✅ 12-speaker Yamaha sound system
✅ Digital Multi Meter integrated into the infotainment
And Mitsubishi says it plans to take the new Pajero to around 100 markets globally. 🌍
The interesting part?
It isn't trying to be just another premium crossover. Ladder frame + diesel + 4WD + 7 seats puts it straight into serious SUV territory.
🔥 Could the new Mitsubishi Pajero challenge the other premium off-roaders?
And more importantly…
🇮🇳 Should Mitsubishi bring it back to India?
More charging stations don’t automatically mean a better EV experience. Reliability, availability and charging speed matter just as much. India’s EV infrastructure has a lot of catching up to do.
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A new challenge for India's EV industry might be a good problem to have, demand growing faster than production capacity. As EV bookings rise, manufacturers may soon need to focus as much on scaling factories and supply chains as they do on launching new models.
India's EV market is clearly picking up speed. July reportedly saw record EV registrations, with electric two-wheelers crossing the 2 lakh monthly mark for the first time.The big question now isn't whether India will go electric,but how quickly charging, manufacturing can keep up
Let’s talk about the Toyota Innova Hycross.
One of the best proper 7-seaters you can buy in India. The 2nd-row space is massive and even the 3rd row is genuinely usable for someone around 5'11". Very few cars come close to it.
The Hybrid can return around 14-18 km/l on highways depending on how you drive, and around 11-12 km/l in the city. Pretty impressive for a car this big.
Add Toyota’s reliability and service network, and you have one of the most sensible family cars in India. 🇮🇳