Tata Punch EV news

The Tata Punch has consistently been one of the most popular models because of its well rounded package and diverse range of powertrains, including an electric option

The Wagon R bagged the second spot while the Ertiga MPV hatchback secured the third place on the bestselling cars’ podium in 2024

The contenders include cars ranging from mass-market offerings like the Mahindra Thar Roxx to luxury EVs like the BMW i5 and Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV

The list is dominated by cars from Indian automakers, namely Tata and Mahindra, with a major share being SUVs

What used to be a premium feature limited to luxury cars earlier, has now been democratised by many mass-market models today

Automakers are now required to declare both driving range for urban and highway test cycles as per the revised range-testing criteria

From hatchbacks to SUVs, these are the seven most economical EVs you can buy in India

The Tata Nexon EV boasts shorter waiting times of 1 month in six cities.

The Hyundai Inster, which is the all-electric version of the Casper micro SUV sold overseas, not only offers more tech than the Punch EV but it also gets a larger battery pack

While the Inster is smaller than the Punch EV, its battery packs are bigger than the ones offered with the Nexon EV

The past week was buzzing with multiple spy shots of upcoming cars, while Mini announced the bookings for its new cars

The MG Comet is the only EV here having no wait times in three of the 20 cities on the list

Even the recently introduced Punch EV is witnessing an average waiting time of up to 2 months this May

It will have to borrow a few convenience and safety features from the Punch EV to be the best-equipped model in its segment

At the same price, the smaller Tata Punch EV offers more technology and range than the Tata Nexon EV