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Top electric cars in India include Punch EV (Rs. 10.98 Lakh), Nexon EV (Rs. 14.74 Lakh), Tiago EV (Rs. 7.99 Lakh) and Comet EV (Rs. 6.98 Lakh). Check our list of 39 Electric Cars in the price range of Rs. 4.50 Lakh - Rs. 7.50 Crore.

Best Electric Cars in India 2024

Model Ex-showroom Price Range
Tata Punch EV Rs. 10.98 Lakh 315 - 421 km/charge
Tata Nexon EV Rs. 14.74 Lakh 325 - 465 Km
Tata Tiago EV Rs. 7.99 Lakh 250 - 315 km/charge
MG Comet EV Rs. 6.98 Lakh 230 km/charge
Kia EV6 Rs. 60.95 Lakh 708 km
BYD Seal Rs. 41.00 Lakh 510 - 650 km/charge
BMW i7 Rs. 2.03 Crore 560 - 625 KM
Mahindra XUV400 EV Rs. 15.49 Lakh 375 - 456 km/charge
MG ZS EV Rs. 18.98 Lakh 461 km/charge
BMW iX Rs. 1.39 Crore 575 km/charge

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Upcoming Electric CarsHyundai Kona Electric 2024, Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV, Kia EV9
Popular Electric CarsTata Punch EV, Tata Nexon EV, Tata Tiago EV, MG Comet EV, Kia EV6
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Most Expensive Electric CarRolls-Royce Spectre (Rs. 7.50 Crore)
Cheapest Electric CarStrom Motors R3 (Rs. 4.50 Lakh)

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  • Punch EV
    4.4
    90 reviews
    A Real-World Experience 

    After months of anticipation I finally got my hands on the Tata Punch EV. It is been a thrilling ride from the moment I started the ride. The Punch EV caught my eye with its compact size and eco friendly promise something that deeply resonates with my green heart.The infotainment system is a touch of modernity though I faced occasional lags.The downside includes the long waiting period I tolerate to get my vehicle due to high demand and limited availability a testament to it is popularity but a hiccup for ready buyers.

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    Anonymous 6 days ago
  • Nexon EV
    3.6
    146 reviews
    Navigating the City with the Tata Nexon EV 

    Interior space is commendable comfortably accommodating my family of four but the rear seat could have been more spacious for long drives. The infotainment system is user friendly providing all the necessary connectivity features. However the long wait for the delivery was a disappointment initially. The limited number of fast charging stations sometimes makes planning longer trips a task. Also I have noted that the real world mileage tends to be slightly lower than claimed particularly in heavy traffic conditions. The Tata nexon EV wins big on being a cost effective and environmentally friendly

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  • Tiago EV
    4.6
    250 reviews
    A Mixed Bag of Emotions 

    Buying the Tata Tiago EV felt like stepping into the future of driving with the allure of leading an eco friendly lifestyle while navigating Indian streets. Over the months the Tiago EV's speedy performance in city traffic impressed me thanks to its instant torque delivery. Charging was fairly convenient with fast charging options replenishing the battery significantly within an hour. The interior space while adequate for city commutes felt cramped during longer travels. Overall the Tiago EV has been a commendable companion perfect for urban habitats but it does ask for compromises especially for the wanderlust driven souls.

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  • Comet EV
    3.7
    167 reviews
    Embarking on an Electric Adventure 

    The MG Comet EV marked my entry into the field of electric vehicles and what an introduction it has been This compact EV promised an economical yet stylish way to navigate the urban jungle and it has mostly lived up to that promise. The driving experience is smooth and silent something I have come to enjoy on my daily commutes. However taller passengers have mentioned feeling a bit cramped during rides. The technology and features packed into this small vehicle are impressive though I have encountered relevant glitches with the infotainment system.

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    Anonymous 6 days ago
  • Seal
    5
    21 reviews
    like my best car 

    Like other BYD electric vehicles, the Seal would probably deliver zero tailpipe emanations, adding to a decrease in air contamination and ozone depleting substance outflows. Estimating and accessibility would rely upon different variables, including market interest, creation limit, and government motivators for electric vehicles. Given BYD's emphasis on development, the Seal could come furnished with a scope of state of the art highlights, including progressed network choices, touchscreen infotainment frameworks, driver help innovations, and perhaps even independent driving capacities.

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Running cost of Electric cars

How much money does one need to spend on charging and running an Electric Cars? Does an electric Car cost less or more than petrol or diesel car on a daily basis? The running cost of E-Cars can be compared with that of petrol/diesel cars using our calculator. Choose your favourite models to compare and see the cost per km incurred on your EV.

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FAQs on Electric Cars

Does there any hybrid car available in india in 2024?

Yes, the best hybrid cars available in India in 2024 are Toyota Taisor, Maruti Grand Vitara, Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder and Toyota Innova Hycross, also check all hybrid cars.

Are there any upcoming electric cars in India in 2024?

Yes, the popular upcoming electric cars which are going to be launched in India in 2024 are Kona Electric 2024, EQS SUV and EV9, also check all upcoming electric cars.

Which are the best electric cars in India?

There are only limited electric cars in India at the moment. The best EVs to consider of the lot include Hyundai Kona Electric, Tata Nexon EV and MG ZS EV.

What is the charging time for electric cars?

The charge time for an EV can range from 30 minutes to 12 hours depending on the size of the battery and speed of the charger. The average charging time takes around 8 hours from zero to full battery with a 7 kW charging point.

Can we charge electric cars at home?

Home charging can be done via the installation of a home charging point or an EVSE supply for a 3-pin plug socket. The home charging point is faster and has built-in safety features.

What is the battery life of electric cars?

Almost all batteries in EVs have a warrantied lifespan of 8 years and approx 1.6 lakh kilometres.

What is the cost of battery used in electric cars?

The average cost of a lithium-ion battery used in EVs is Rs 2.27 lakh.

What is the top speed of electric cars?

Top speed of electric cars is generally limited to around 150kmph.

Can electric cars be used in hills?

An electric vehicle has separate motors for each wheel or each pair of wheels and produces more torque instantaneously as compared to standard cars with internal combustion engines. It can climb steep mountains easily.

What is the service cost for electric cars?

Overall, servicing an electric car is going to be cheaper than a conventional car. The cost of servicing an EV is approximately 70% lesser than an internal combustion engine car.

Is there any government subsidy on electric cars?

The Indian government provides various subsidies on hybrid and electric vehicles under the FAME II policy. However, this is only applicable for commercial use and the subsidies comprise up to Rs. 1.50 lakh for cars and Rs. 30,000 on two-wheelers. For personal use, electric cars have the lowest GST rate at 5 per cent in comparison to other classes.

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