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Is the Mahindra XEV 9e's coupe like design a hit or miss among Indian consumers?
31 December 2024 11:03
Miss for me. India is all about practicality, and that sloping roof is going to eat into headroom and boot space. Not ideal for family use.
Is the Mahindra XEV 9e's coupe like design a hit or miss among Indian consumers?
31 December 2024 11:03
Mahindra's a bold move, I'm not sure if India is ready for it yet. It might be ahead of its time for our market.
Is the Mahindra XEV 9e's coupe like design a hit or miss among Indian consumers?
31 December 2024 11:03
Love it! Finally, an Indian car that doesn't look like a box on wheels. Many buyers want something that will stand out on the road, and this will.
Is the Mahindra XEV 9e's coupe like design a hit or miss among Indian consumers?
31 December 2024 11:03
I'm torn. I love how the design looks but does rear visibility and how will tall passengers feel? Perhaps it will grow on people eventually?
Is the Mahindra XEV 9e's coupe like design a hit or miss among Indian consumers?
31 December 2024 11:03
It's a hit in my book. Yes, it may not be the most practical, but it's nice to see that Mahindra is willing to take a risk and play with design boundaries.
Is the Mahindra XEV 9e's coupe like design a hit or miss among Indian consumers?
31 December 2024 11:03
Miss. This sleek design might not make it in a country where road presence matters. SUVs need to look imposing, people want them to look imposing.
Will the rumored 350+ bhp of the XEV 7e change perceptions about EVs in India?
31 December 2024 10:51
That’s exactly what we need to get petrolheads excited about EVs. Electric doesn't have to be boring, and high performance will definitely change minds.
Will the rumored 350+ bhp of the XEV 7e change perceptions about EVs in India?
31 December 2024 10:51
Now 350+ bhp sounds great, but let's face it, range and the charging infrastructure is so much more important in changing perceptions about EVs in India.
Will the rumored 350+ bhp of the XEV 7e change perceptions about EVs in India?
31 December 2024 10:51
I think it's a smart move. It puts the idea that only foreign brands make powerful cars to the test. It could be a point of pride for the Indian auto industry.
Will the rumored 350+ bhp of the XEV 7e change perceptions about EVs in India?
31 December 2024 10:51
You're all missing the point. But this much power is useless if the car is too expensive for most people. It also means changing perceptions like making EVs available.
Will the rumored 350+ bhp of the XEV 7e change perceptions about EVs in India?
31 December 2024 10:51
I'm looking forward to the performance bit worried about the safety. Is this much power on everyday Indian roads and drivers something that we are ready for?
Will the rumored 350+ bhp of the XEV 7e change perceptions about EVs in India?
31 December 2024 10:51
And this could actually hurt EV adoption. They might begin to view EVs as expensive performance machines rather than practical and eco friendly.
Will the rumored 350+ bhp of the XEV 7e change perceptions about EVs in India?
31 December 2024 10:51
We also shouldn’t forget that high performance EVs can be efficient. That could be a sign that you don’t have to choose between fun and sustainability.
Will the rumored 350+ bhp of the XEV 7e change perceptions about EVs in India?
31 December 2024 10:51
What I’m more interested in is how does this performance manifest in the real world usability. The quick overtakes and merging would actually make EVs more appealing for daily use.
Is the XEV 7e’s dashboard too minimalist for Indian consumers?
31 December 2024 10:51
I love the clean look! We need to get away from cluttered dashboards. And it will be that much easier to keep clean in our dusty conditions.
Is the XEV 7e’s dashboard too minimalist for Indian consumers?
31 December 2024 10:51
Touchscreens are a nightmare to use while driving, no way. I’ll take the physical buttons any day. It's just form over function, with this minimalist trend.
Is the XEV 7e’s dashboard too minimalist for Indian consumers?
31 December 2024 10:51
It’s not about minimalism; it’s about adaptability. A UI can give us all the controls we need without cluttering the dash. It's the future, folks!
Is the XEV 7e’s dashboard too minimalist for Indian consumers?
31 December 2024 10:51
Ever tried using a touchscreen with sweaty hands in summer? Or with gloves in winter? This design is not suitable for Indian conditions.
Is the XEV 7e’s dashboard too minimalist for Indian consumers?
31 December 2024 10:51
I think it'll be fine. Nowadays, most people use their smartphones every day, so adjusting to a touchscreen dominated car interface won't be a big deal.
Is the XEV 7e’s dashboard too minimalist for Indian consumers?
31 December 2024 10:51
You're all missing the point. Distracted driving is the real issue. The more touchscreen dependency we have, the more eyes off the road we have. It's a safety concern.
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