Electric Cars in India
Currently, there are 6 electric cars on sale in India. Of these, the Tata Tigor EV is the cheapest EV while the Mercedes-Benz EQC is the most expensive electric car in India. Upcoming electric cars in India include Mahindra eKUV100,Jaguar I-Pace and Nissan Leaf among others.
Electric Cars Price List 2021
Model | Ex-Showroom Price |
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Mercedes-Benz EQC | Rs. 1.04 Cr* |
Tata Nexon EV | Rs. 13.99 - 16.25 Lakh* |
MG ZS EV | Rs. 20.88 - 23.58 Lakh* |
Tata Tigor EV | Rs. 9.58 - 9.90 Lakh* |
Hyundai Kona Electric | Rs. 23.75 - 23.94 Lakh* |
Electric Cars in India
- Mercedes-Benz EQCRs1.04 Cr*
- Tata Nexon EVRs13.99 - 16.25 Lakh*
- MG ZS EVRs20.88 - 23.58 Lakh*
- Tata Tigor EVRs9.58 - 9.90 Lakh*
- Hyundai Kona ElectricRs23.75 - 23.94 Lakh*
- Mahindra E VeritoRs10.15 - 10.49 Lakh*













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Key Components
- Battery
The rechargeable battery is the power source of the EV, and provides the fuel (electricity) to the electric motor. Any EV typically uses more than one battery, collectively referred to as a battery pack. Most EVs have these installed under the floor of the cabin. Their power capacity is measured in kilowatt-hours (kWh).
- Motors
Electric motors replace the complex powertrains of conventional cars. There is typically one, but we have also seen dual motors and rarely three or four individual motors for each wheel. The motors are relatively compact and liberate more space in EVs. The electric motors’ advantage is immediate peak torque delivery, and noiseless, pollution-free operation.
- Controller
All that immediate torque may not always be needed, so an EV has a controller to regulate the flow of power from the battery pack to its motor. It computes your usage with respect to the available battery charge and delivers power accordingly. This also opens the EV up to various driving modes.
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Upcoming Electric Cars
- Mahindra eKUV100Rs.8.25 Lakh*
- Jaguar I-PaceRs.1.00 - 1.20 Cr*
- Nissan LeafRs.30.00 Lakh*
- Porsche TaycanRs.1.08 Cr*
- Audi e-tronRs.1.50 Cr*
Popular Hybrid Cars
- Toyota CamryRs.39.02 Lakh*
- Lexus LC 500hRs.2.09 Cr*