Considering India’s unsteadily built roads and tricky traffic scenarios, safety ranks high on the mind of many Indian car buyers. As a small and light electric vehicle, the e2o Plus has questions about its ability to protect occupants in a collision. Although Mahindra says the car meets safety standards, the car's size compared to bigger cars on Indian roads has made some potential buyers nervous. And there's the added uncertainty that the e2o Plus hasn't had extensive crash test data. Now, let’s talk about the real world experience of e2o Plus owners around the safety features of the car, its stability on highways and how it tackles the usual Indian road hazards like potholes and sudden obstacles.