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Mahindra BE 6 and XEV 9e Electric Vehicles Initiate Deliveries Nationwide; Here's the Information

Electric vehicles from Mahindra, the Mahindra BE 6 Pack Two and the Mahindra XEV 9e Pack Two, are priced respectively. The initial cost for the 59 kWh BE 6 Pack Two is ₹22.65 lakh, while it's ₹24.25 lakh for the 79 kWh version. On the other hand, the 59 kWh Mahindra XEV 9e Pack Two costs ₹25.65...

India-wide Delivery Initiation for Mahindra BE 6 and XEV 9e Electric Vehicles: Take a Look at the...
India-wide Delivery Initiation for Mahindra BE 6 and XEV 9e Electric Vehicles: Take a Look at the Specifics

Mahindra BE 6 and XEV 9e Electric Vehicles Initiate Deliveries Nationwide; Here's the Information

Mahindra, an Indian automobile manufacturer, is making strides in the electric vehicle (EV) market with an expanding portfolio. Here's a detailed comparison of the features, design, and pricing for some of its upcoming and current EV models:

| Model | Price Range (Ex-showroom) | Battery Capacity & Range | Powertrain & Performance | Design & Key Features | |------------------------|-------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------| | Mahindra XEV 7e | Expected launch Q1 2026, pricing TBD (likely premium segment) | Dual-motor AWD; Range 450-500 km on single charge | Powertrain shared with XEV 9e (59 kWh & 79 kWh options) but with AWD | 7-seater family electric SUV; triple-screen dashboard; available in 6-seat captain or 7-seat bench layouts; front design similar to XEV 9e; premium features like Harman/Kardon 16-speaker system with Dolby Atmos and auto-dimming IRVM | | Mahindra XUV500 2025 (likely facelift or electric variant) | Not specifically detailed yet | NA (current is petrol/diesel; electric variant anticipated) | Current models have 2.0L turbo petrol & 2.2L diesel with manual/automatic; electric version details not announced | Could share design language with XUV700 facelift; details sparse | | Mahindra BE 07 | No confirmed pricing yet | Details not available | Details not available | Details not yet released publicly | | Mahindra XEV 4e | No confirmed pricing yet | Details not available | Details not available | Details not yet released publicly | | Mahindra BE 6 | Rs. 18.90 Lakh onwards | 79 kWh battery; Range approx. 683 km (ARAI) | Fast charging: 20 min with 180 kW DC charger; power and torque specs not fully detailed | Electric SUV; competitive pricing; fast charging; current production model[1][4][5] | | Mahindra XEV 9e Pack Two | Rs. 24.90 Lakh (59kWh), Rs. 27.25 Lakh (79kWh) | 59 kWh battery – 542 km range, 79 kWh battery – 656 km range | 59 kWh or 79 kWh LFP battery pack; Power up to 282 bhp (79 kWh); 20 min DC fast charging (140 kW charger); Torque around 380 Nm | Premium electric SUV; currently available; multiple variants with different battery sizes; Pack Two is mid-spec variant; expected to be base for XEV 7e powertrain[1][3] |

Key Insights:

  • The XEV 7e is a premium 7-seater electric SUV launching early 2026, sharing its platform and motors with the XEV 9e but adding AWD and seating flexibility—aimed at family SUV buyers wanting electric options with high-tech interiors.
  • The XUV500 2025 details are scarce, but it may get updates or an electric variant aligned with Mahindra’s electrification plans, though current known trims are ICE-based.
  • BE 6 and XEV 9e Pack Two are current production models with competitive pricing in the electric SUV segment, notable for their large battery packs (79 kWh) and significant range (BE 6 approx. 683 km, XEV 9e up to 656 km with 79 kWh variant) and feature fast charging capacities.
  • Pricing generally rises with battery size and feature level: BE 6 starts around Rs 18.90 Lakh, XEV 9e Pack Two variants vary between ~Rs 24.90 to 27.25 Lakh; upcoming models like XEV 7e will likely be priced higher given premium features and AWD setup.
  • Other upcoming models like BE 07 and XEV 4e lack public specifications as of now, so cannot be compared in detail.

This overview shows Mahindra’s expanding EV portfolio covers from compact to family-sized premium 7-seaters, with fast charging, significant driving ranges, and evolving tech features aligned with market demand.

Additional Features:

  • Torque output remains consistent at 380 Nm across both versions of the Mahindra BE 6 and XEV 9e Pack Two.
  • The safety features of both EVs include Level-2 ADAS capabilities, lane keep assist, and driver fatigue warning.
  • Both the Mahindra BE 6 and XEV 9e Pack Two models have a single electric motor setup.
  • Both cars have features like an auto-dimming inside rearview mirror, rain-sensing wipers, and push-button start/stop.

In the expanding portfolio of Mahindra, the upcoming electric SUV, the XEV 7e, is set to offer a premium lifestyle with its high-tech interiors and AWD system, making it an attractive option for family SUV buyers looking for electric alternatives. On the other hand, the XEV 9e Pack Two, along with the BE 6, showcases the transition towards technology-driven sports and eco-friendly choices in the EV market, with their fast charging, large battery packs, and significant driving ranges.

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