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Electric Cars in India

Explore electric cars in India by price, range, brand and body style, with current EV news and practical charging and ownership guidance. The available catalogue includes battery-electric vehicles; hybrids are excluded. Upcoming models appear separately.

Available electric cars

Explore EVs by budget and type

Compare available electric cars in price bands suited to this section. Each budget preview shows up to four matching models, with up to eight in a type preview. Prices are recorded Delhi ex-showroom amounts; upcoming models are separate.

Electric cars Under ₹5 lakh

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Electric cars ₹5–10 lakh

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Electric cars ₹10–20 lakh

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Electric cars ₹20–30 lakh

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Electric Hatchback

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Electric SUV

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Compare EV range and charging time

Use these specification entries from the representative available electric variants behind up to eight popular models. Published range depends on the stated test cycle and is not guaranteed real-world range. Charging times depend on AC/DC power, charger and the state-of-charge window: a 10–80% duration cannot be compared directly with 0–100%.

Recorded representative-variant specifications
Electric modelPublished range / test contextBattery capacityCharging duration / charge windowSource variant
Tara TinyRange not recordedCapacity not recordedCharging duration not recordedConfirm AC/DC power and start/end charge with the source variant.Check exact variant
Tata Nexon EV Max437 kmCapacity not recordedRegular Charger - 6.5 Hours, Fast Charger - 56 MinutesConfirm AC/DC power and start/end charge with the source variant.Check exact variant
Tata Tiago EV250 kmCapacity not recorded10% to 100% from any 15A Plug Point (6.9 Hrs), 10% to 100% from any 3.3 kW Home Charger (5.1) HrsConfirm AC/DC power and start/end charge with the source variant.Check exact variant
Tata Nexon EV325 kmCapacity not recorded10% to 100% from any 15A Plug Point - 10.5 Hours, 10% to 100% from 7.2 kW AC Fast Charger - 4.3 HourConfirm AC/DC power and start/end charge with the source variant.Check exact variant
Tata Curvv EV502 kmsCapacity not recordedDC Fast Charging - 40 Minutes, AC Fast Charging - 6.5 Hours, Regular Charging - 17.5 HoursConfirm AC/DC power and start/end charge with the source variant.Check exact variant
Tata Punch EV260-275 kmCapacity not recordedEstimated Regular Charging Time (SOC 10% to 100% from any 15A Plug Point) - 9.4 HrsConfirm AC/DC power and start/end charge with the source variant.Check exact variant
Tata Harrier EV622 kmsCapacity not recordedAC Charging - 10.7 hrs, DC Fast Charging - ~25 mins (120 kW)Confirm AC/DC power and start/end charge with the source variant.Check exact variant
Hyundai Creta Electric420 km (manufacturer-claimed)Capacity not recorded58Min-50kW(10-80%), 4Hrs-11kW (10-100%)Confirm AC/DC power and start/end charge with the source variant.Check exact variant

Daily range

Plan for your return journey, a reserve, payload, weather and battery ageing. Check whether the quoted figure uses IDC, ARAI, WLTP or another test basis.

Home charging

Confirm parking access, electrical capacity and the charger supplied with the exact variant. Compare like-for-like AC charging conditions, including starting and ending charge.

Highway charging

Check compatible DC charging, the quoted charge window and charger availability on your route. Peak advertised power is not the average over a complete charging session.

Electric vehicle brands

AudiBlinqBMWBYDCitroenHondaHyundaiJaguarKiaLand RoverLotusMahindraMahindra ElectricMercedesMGMiniPMVPorscheTaraTataTeslaVayve MobilityVinFastVolvo

Upcoming electric cars

Expected models are separate from vehicles currently available to buy. Confirm launch timing and pricing with the manufacturer.

EV ownership guide

Use this checklist before you shortlist electric cars. Open a model card to compare its variants, specifications and ownership information.

Match range to your routine

Start with your commute and regular longer journeys, then compare the battery options on each model page.

  • Compare claimed range and the stated test standard; neither guarantees your own driving range.
  • Allow for motorway speeds, air conditioning, passengers and a reserve before the next charger.
  • For long trips, check compatible charging stops and a backup stop along the route.

Plan home and public charging

Decide where you will charge before you shortlist a car.

  • Confirm parking access, installation permission and the electrical assessment required for the recommended charger.
  • Check connector compatibility, supported AC/DC charging speeds and whether the charger is included in the quoted price.
  • Compare public charging tariffs, parking charges and access hours on the routes you use.

Compare the total ownership cost

Use the same distance and ownership period when comparing an EV with your current car.

  • Include the on-road price, loan interest, charger installation, insurance, servicing and tyres.
  • Estimate charging cost per kilometre as electricity use in kWh per 100 km × tariff per kWh ÷ 100; include charging losses and your home/public charging mix.
  • Read the battery warranty’s time, distance and capacity conditions, exclusions and transfer terms; confirm nearby service support.

Latest electric car news and guides

Frequently asked questions

Which electric car is best for daily use in India?

The best choice depends on daily distance, charging access, budget and space needs. Shortlist models with enough real-world range for your routine plus a comfortable buffer.

Can an electric car be charged at home?

Most electric cars support home charging, but charging speed and electrical requirements vary. Confirm parking access, sanctioned load and installation requirements with the manufacturer and a qualified electrician.

What should I compare besides claimed range?

Compare usable battery capacity, charging speed, warranty, service reach, safety equipment, cabin and boot space, efficiency and the availability of chargers on your frequent routes.