India’s top upcoming electric vehicles

1. BMW i3

The BMW 3, a B-segment high-roof hatchback, is at the top of the list. 3 is BMW’s first mass-produced car emission and is part of the I sub-brand. This automobile is packed with an electric and employs rear-wheel drive via single-speed transmission, with a cargo space of 260 litres.

Launch date is set for June 2021.

33 mAh battery capacity

Output power:

Charged distance: 245

Capacity of seats: 5

2. Mahindra XUV300 Electric

Mahindra recently launched a new line of electric vehicles, including the Mahindra XUV300 Electric. This vehicle resembles the in terms of general design. Electric, on the other hand, stands apart with features such as distinctive LED headlights with blue graphics, a closed grille on the front, and a larger infotainment system with pop-out style.

Launch date is set for June 2021.

Price estimate: Rs.18 l

30.2 kWh battery capacity

Output power:

Over 300 miles per charge

Capacity of seats: 5

3. Audi e-Tron (electric vehicle)

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The e, according to Audi, offers self-determination and a strong driving experience. This all-electric SUV is not only ideal for everyday use, but it also provides exceptional off-road handling. But what characteristics enable such adaptability? They can be found here.

Launch date is set for June 2021.

Price estimate: Rs.1.50

95 kWh battery capacity

Per-charge distance:

Capacity of seats: 5

4. Porsche Taycan

The Porsche is the latest addition to our list of upcoming electric cars in India in 2021. It’s the company’s first electric vehicle in series.

Launch date is set for June 2021.

Price estimate: Rs.2.50 crore

93.4 kWh battery capacity

Output power:

308 kilometres per charge

Seating capacity: 4 with a 5-seat arrangement available as an option.

5. Haima Bird Electric EV1

Automobile is planning to enter the Indian market with the help of Bird. Its electric hatchback, dubbed, is scheduled to hit the market in 2021. Safety, cutting-edge technology, practicability, and environmental friendliness are all incorporated.

Launch date is set for June 2021.

Price estimate: Rs.10 l

2 options for battery capacity:

Output power:

Per-charge distance:

Capacity of seats: 5

6. Tata Altroz EV

Another forthcoming electric vehicle in India is the all-electric version premium hatchback known as. It will, in reality, be the brand’s premium hatchback.

The launch date is set for the July 2021.

Price estimate: Rs.14

30 kWh battery capacity

Output power:

300 kilometres per charge

Capacity of seats: 5

7. Use of electricity

With the introduction of the all-electric hatchback, Tata Motors has become the first Indian automaker to provide cheap electric vehicles to the Indian market.

The launch date is set for the September 2021.

Price estimate: Rs.8

50 kWh battery capacity

200 kilometres per charge

Capacity of seats: 5

8. Hyundai Kona Electric

Hyundai is a powerful and adaptable vehicle with innovative technologies for an exciting performance. The car appears to be a raised hatchback rather than a conventional.

The launch date is set for the August 2021.

Price estimate: Rs.23.75

39.2 kWh battery capacity

Output power:

452 kilometres per charge

Capacity of seats: 5

9. GMW ORA R1

promote ORA as a next-generation electric vehicle built on the proprietary and cutting-edge ME platform. This hatchback successfully integrates cutting-edge resource technologies, a people-centric design philosophy, and a high quality standard.

The launch date is set for thte  July 2021.

Price estimate: Rs.7 l

28.5 kWh battery capacity

Output power:

Over a mile per charge

Capacity of seats: 5

10. Mercedes-Benz EQA

Mercedes’ latest entry-level model in the all-electric vehicle sector. This SUV also promises to bring all of Mercedes’ exciting features (Mercedes-Benz User Experience) as well as comfort.

The launch date is set for October 2021.

Price estimate: Rs.60

Capacity of the battery

Output power:

426 kilometres per charge

Capacity of seats: 5

That concludes our top ten list of forthcoming electric India in 2021. However, 2021 is a promising year for the automotive industry, with a slew of recommendations to keep an eye on the arrival of these electric vehicles: