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Although it’s the base variant, the Pack One trim of the BE 6 electric SUV still comes with a solid features list for its price

From multiple screens inside to all-LED lighting setup, these cars have redefined what a base-spec variant used to be a few years back

Almost all brands mentioned on this list have cited rising input costs as one of the main reasons for the price correction

Along with spy shots of an India-bound EV, last week saw MY updates for an entry-level EV, special edition launches are more

The BE 6 is offered in five broad variants with prices starting from Rs 18.90 lakh (ex-showroom pan-India)

Anurag Kashyap’s XEV 9e is finished in the Stealth Black shade and is likely to be the top-spec Pack Three variant with the larger 79 kWh battery pack

The Carens EV will be launched by mid-2025 along with the facelifted Carens

Hyundai has stated the reason for the hike to be rising raw material costs and an increase in operational expenses

The steering wheel seen in the design patent is quite similar to the one present on the model showcased at the Auto Expo 2025

The model year update rejigs the variant-wise features in the Comet EV with the prices hiked by up to Rs 27,000 for some variants

After Maruti and Tata, Kia is the third manufacturer in India to announce price hikes from the upcoming financial year

This is the second time the carmaker has hiked the prices of its offering in 2025 following the first round in January

The MG Windsor EV offers a bigger size and more space in the price of the Nexon EV, but the latter gives you more range and a better drive experience

Apart from model year updates, Volkswagen and Kia revealed launch timelines for the upcoming models

On this prosperous occasion of Holi, we take a look at the cars that filled our roads with colours in FY 2024-25