India is going through a sea change from internal combustion vehicles to electric vehicles, mainly driven by the need to go in for sustainable transportation and the robust push given by the government toward clean energy. Way before 2025, several new electric cars would hit Indian roads with far improved performance, better ranges, and several innovations related to tow. A look at some of the most-awaited electric cars to hit the roads of India by 2025:
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Tata Altroz EV
Of all these EVs in the market, the forerunner position amongst them was held by Tata Motors, tagged to the favorite models like the Nexon EV. The next one to be awaited will be the Tata Altroz EV—a derivation from the company’s Altroz hatchback that may be a game-changer. With Tata’s Ziptron technology, this translates to an actual range of about 300 km, available without any compromise on performance, safety, and affordability. Hence, this would make it one of the strong competitors in the compact electric vehicle space.
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Mahindra eKUV100
Mahindra & Mahindra will launch its eKUV100, a concept of an electric variant of its city-sized SUV, the KUV100—promising to go up to around 150 kilometers on a single charge, together with quick-charging facilities. This little car would be targeted at the urban commuter who wants to have an eco-friendly car at the best price.
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MG ZS EV Facelift
With this background, MG Motor India is now geared up to introduce a facelift update to its highly popular ZS EV, getting better range and more features. The updated ZS EV might return a range in excess of 400 km, making it one of the long-range electric vehicles in this segment. Refreshed styling, more advanced safety features, and connectivity make this facelifted ZS EV under MG’s iSMART system an exciting proposition for the tech-savvy customer in search of a premium electric SUV.
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Hyundai Kona Electric
According to several sources, the Hyundai Kona Electric has already made a dent in the Indian EV market. Next-generation versions will increase this range to up to 500 km in a single full charge. The interior is spacious with advanced safety features and advanced Hyundai Blue Link connectivity for all these features, which will make this Kona Electric very popular among buyers here in India.
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Maruti Suzuki WagonR EV
Be it making cars throughout India, the leader is up with an effort to enter the electric vehicle space with the WagonR EV. It is going to bring along distance coverage of at least 200 km in a single charge, coupled with some affordable price tags. Well, being based on the popular WagonR hatchback, it is bound to turn heads of several car aspirants. But its success will come only at the back of Maruti’s extensive service network and the trust the brand has built over the years.
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Kia Soul EV
The Soul EV, one of the quirkiest compact electric crossovers, is ready to launch in the Indian market by Kia Motors. The style and practicality are carried ahead with a single-charge range of over 400 km in the Soul EV. Features like Kia UVO connectivity, along with some advanced safety systems, all set it to bring fulfillment in driving.
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Renault K-ZE
Renault is working on bringing its K-ZE—the electric version of its popular hatchback Kwid—to the Indian market. With a total range of 250 kilometers, this would be an affordable electric vehicle for city buyers. Its compactness and the reliability of Renault as car makers will strike a good deal with the first timers in buying EVs.
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Audi e-tron
It will bring the Audi e-tron, its full-size electric SUV, to India—for luxury EV enthusiasts. The e-tron shall do an excess of 400 kilometers on a single charge and come fitted with virtual mirrors, adaptive air suspension, and state-of-the-art infotainment systems for a more premium drive. With brand value and leading technology to back it, the e-tron shall be a luxury electric vehicle which many eye.
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BYD e6
Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD will debut in the Indian market with the e6, an MPV that will run 400 kilometers on a single charge. It will also get large interior cabin space with advanced safety features and very well-built construction. The BYD e6 will formulate a core interest in BEVs by grouping such niche markets in India by targeting fleet operators and huge family units.
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Volkswagen ID.4
Volkswagen will be bringing an ID.4 electric SUV into India and join the largest family of ID cars. Ranges which this product shall be able to offer will be around 520 km in a single charge, letting it find a place in top lists of electric SUVs featuring long ranges. Sleek in design and spacious inside, the ID.4 will pack performance with practicality into one piece, driven by the leading-edge MEB platform from Volkswagen. Advanced driver assistance and connectivity features will very likely overwhelm the tech-savvy car buyer.
Conclusion
Slated to exponentially grow in the next coming years, the Indian electric vehicle market is going to have a wide array of new models catering to varied tastes and requirements. Fast performances, exciting features, and eco-friendly travel solutions—all of these are what the upcoming electric cars will be bragging about in the coming years, right from affordable hatchbacks to luxury SUVs. Once these vehicles start running on roads, it will largely contribute to the making and initiation of clean and green mobility in India.
