Although the Reva E2O failed to make big commercial waves, it was a milestone in India's electric vehicle market. It brought connected car features and home charging to Indian consumers way before the concepts became mainstream. The E2O's challenges, like range limitations and high costs, likely taught future EV developers in the country some lessons. That being said, it remains to be seen if the E2O really inspired current crop of EVs, or if Tata and MG began from scratch with their electric offerings. Was the E2O a learning experience for the Indian auto industry, or was the technology just too distant from current EV technology to have a meaningful impact?