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How do you take on the established global EV brands with the Mahindra BE.05?

by Ashutoshover 1 year ago0 views5 comments
With the BE.05, Mahindra is entering the premium EV space, but it's going to be hard as the company will have to compete with well entrenched global brands like Tesla, Hyundai and MG. These companies have a long history in EV technology and a well known brand in the electric vehicle market. While Mahindra is a well respected name in India, it’s a newcomer to the EV party in this segment. The question is whether Mahindra can provide the technology, build quality and overall user experience to match these global players. However, Mahindra also offers deep knowledge of the Indian market, and could in fact offer a more fully tailored product at a more competitive price point. And it is also interesting to factor in how much brand loyalty and 'made in India' sentiment might weigh in decision making. The success of BE.05 could have a major impact on Indian automotive industry’s global competitiveness in the EV era.
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Comments (5)

Loveover 1 year ago
I'm skeptical. The tech is the name of the game with EVs, and Mahindra doesn't have deep pockets to spend on R&D like the big, global players. I think they're going to make a decent car, but I don't think they'll be class leading in any way.
Lokeshover 1 year ago
It's going to be a huge 'Made in India' factor. People will choose Mahindra as they will want to support an Indian company fighting global giants. It’s about national pride, not just specs.
Mdover 1 year ago
It doesn't have to beat Tesla to win. If Mahindra can supply 80% of the features for 60% of the price, they have a winner in India. Not everyone can afford or needs top tier EV.
Raviover 1 year ago
No way. Mahindra is playing catch up, and it shows, and Tesla and Hyundai are light years ahead in EV tech. So why would you buy a BE.05 when you could get a proven global brand?
Varunover 1 year ago
Absolutely! No foreign brand knows the Indian market as well as Mahindra. They'll get the pricing and features right for what Indians want, not just copy paste a global model.
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