Mahindra brings its next trump card, Reva NXR electric
While domestic auto giants’ were until now weighing the options to make a foray into electric car segment, M&M has already garnered ages of presence in the electric car division. Ever since its acquisition of the electric car manufacturer Reva electric, the auto major has been conducting experiments with its all-electric cars. Today fater a huge uproar among the consumers, Mahindra proudly announces another car, the Reva NXR to boast its undeterred expertise in the field.
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The new Mahindra Reva NXR steers way all the drawbacks from the Revai with some increased performance and mind-blowing mileage of 160 km per single battery charge which translates to Rs 3 for every 9.60 km of travel. With the help of the li-ion battery the car zooms at a high speed of 80 kmph. With the growing demand for fuel efficient cars especially in the Indian car market, pricing will be the deciding factor where Mahindra has not gone wrong anywhere until now and let's hope the Mahindra Reva NXR price is just as perfect too.
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