Top Electric Cars Price in India 2017-18

Since the government announcement of complete Electric cars in India by 2030 sparks many auto manufacturers in the world and local to re-shift their strategy towards building electric rather than fossil fuel cars, some Indian auto manufactures already heading towards this plan and launched some models to review the initial market reaction.

However not many companies launched fully eclectic mode cars but they are expecting to launch in the next year such as Renault, BMW and Nissan, therefore these cars will be in the list of top electric cars price in India 2017-18.

Mahindra e2O plus

Mahindra e20 plus is a good compact small electric car which provides some basic features but didn’t impress at all against other auto manufacturing company in electric technology, a slight success in the Indian market only came of no other electric car available in the market which benefitted them, Mahindra would have to work a lot to compete against the upcoming launch models if they want to survive in the electric car market.

80 kmph top speed with the range of 140 km wouldn’t be enough to sustain in the market especially at that price.

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Specification and price

Specification P2-P4-P6 (48V) P8- (72V)
Top Speed 80 KMPH 85 KMPH
Range 140-110-110 KM 140 KM
0-40 KMPH 6.3 Sec 5.3 Sec
Car Warranty

Battery Warranty

3 Year 60000km

3 Year 60000km

3 Year 60000km

3 Year 60000km

Charging 7 Hr 20 Mins/6 Hrs/6 Hrs 9 Hrs
Body Type Hatchback Hatchback
Seating Capacity 4 4
Battery 280 Ah Lithium-Ion 210 Ah Lithium-Ion
No Of Cells 64/48/48 69
Power 19KW @ 3500 Rpm 30 Kw @ 3500 Rpm
Torque 70Nm @ 1050 Rpm 91Nm @ 2500 Rpm
Price N/A-7.35-8.10 Laks 11.3 Lakhs

Mahindra E Verito

The same specification with minor feature changes except for the boot space and price of the car, so far E Verito didn’t get much success in the market as compare to E2O, less mileage range with the same top speed of e2o might not sustain in the upcoming years.

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Specification and Price:

Specification D2-D4-D6 (72V)
Top Speed 86 KMPH
Range 110 KM
0-40 KMPH 7.1 Sec
Car Warranty

Battery Warranty

3 Year 60000km

3 Year 60000km

Charging 8 hours 45 Mins*, 0-100%
Body Type Sedan
Seating Capacity 5
Battery 200 Ah Lithium-Ion
No Of Cells 48
Power 30.5 kW (41 hp) @ 3500 rpm
Torque 91 Nm @ 3000 rpm
Price 9.5-10.0-.10.5 Lakhs

Expected launch of Electric cars in India by 2018

Tata Nano EV

Tata Nano is the most expected car to be launch in 2018, this car offers a top speed of 90kmpl with the range of approximately between 160 to 180 km, Nano has an Air conditioner, electric steering, and capacity of 4 seat passengers, some added features available for buyers to add on.

Expected launch date: November 2018

Price of the Nano would be 5 to 6 lakhs Indian rupees.

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Specification  (48V)
Top Speed 90 KMPH
Range 180 KM
0-40 KMPH 8.0 Sec
Charging 8 hours 45 Mins*, 0-100%
Body Type Hatch back
Seating Capacity 4
Battery 210 Ah Lithium Ion
No Of Cells 48
Power 30.5 kW (41 hp) @ 3500 rpm
Torque 88 Nm @ 3000 rpm
Price 5 to 6 lakhs

Tata Tiago

Tiago is another plan of Tata to be launch in India, but still unconfirmed about the detail specification features and launch date, however from sources this car can run up to 120km with the speed of 90kmph in one single charge at a price of 9 lakhs Indian rupees.

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Expected Launch date: N/A

Expected upcoming electric car models in 2019-21

  1. BMW-I3

Expected Price: 25 to 28 Lakhs

  1. Nissan Leaf

Expected Price: 22 to 26 Lakhs

  1. Tesla Model 3

Expected Price: 22 to 26 Lakhs

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What steps to be taken by the Indian government to achieve a goal of complete Electric cars by 2030?

  • To get success in the market as per government planned policy, Electric cars must be in the range of middle-class economy in order to get most of the market share.
  • Government should announce lenient policy towards Electric cars buyers such as easy financing at a low-interest rate.
  • Provide subsidy to the existing fuel pumps to construct charging station.
  • Low tariff duties on electric cars

These are the basics policies on which Indian government should have to adopt if they wanted of a complete transformation of electric mode cars.

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