
Electric cars are becoming a serious alternative to petrol and diesel vehicles in India. Here is everything you need to know before making the switch to an EV.
| Car | Claimed Range |
|---|---|
|
Hyundai CRETA Electric |
Up to 510 km |
|
Tata Nexon EV |
Up to 489 km |
|
Tata Curvv EV |
Up to 502 km |
|
Mahindra XEV 9e |
Up to 656 km |
|
MG Windsor EV |
Up to 332 km |
|
Tata Tigor EV |
Up to 315 km |
| Need | What To Consider |
|---|---|
| Daily city driving | Compact EV with a practical range |
| Long-distance travel | Higher-range EV with fast charging |
| Family SUV | Large EV with good cabin and boot space |
| Lower running cost | Compare battery efficiency, charging cost and range |
The best EV depends on your budget, required range, charging access, space and driving requirements.
Range varies by model and battery size. Many modern electric cars in India offer more than 300 km of claimed range, while some long-range models offer over 500 km.
Electric cars can have lower energy and routine maintenance costs than petrol or diesel cars, although the overall ownership cost depends on the vehicle price, electricity rate and charging requirements.
Yes. Most electric cars can be charged at home using compatible AC charging equipment. Charging time depends on the charger and battery.
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