It appears Mahindra is taking an approach of affordability with the eKUV100 in the Indian EV market. However, this strategy brings to question the trade off between cost and features that Indian consumers would expect in an electric vehicle. However. making EVs accessible to more buyers can also help speed adoption, with the trade off of range or even premium features. This argument, while suited for a price sensitive market like India, some say that Indian consumers will pay more for quality and features, particularly in the EV segment, some also argue that is not the right way. It also raises the question of whether this strategy will help Mahindra become a major player in the Indian EV market or will it set Mahindra up as a budget option in the long term?