Most buyers either gloss over it or assume it’s just fancy marketing for a reversing camera. It isn’t. ADAS — Advanced Driver Assistance Systems — is one of the most important things to understand before you buy an electric vehicle. Not because it makes your car autonomous, but because it quietly makes every drive safer, and in an EV, it works better than in almost any other type of vehicle.
With uncertainty around future regulations for ICE vehicles and steadily rising running costs, more buyers are considering the shift to electric. But for many, the higher upfront price of EVs has remained the biggest roadblock. That’s slowly changing. EVs are no longer limited to early adopters or premium buyers. While the Indian EV landscape will never officially hit its “Maruti 800 moment”, we do have some notable electric cars under
For years, range anxiety dominated the EV conversation. But there’s a second anxiety that doesn’t get talked about enough — charging anxiety. The idea that you’ll pull into a fast charger, plug in, and still be standing there 35 minutes later waiting for 80%.
The new Tata Curvv.ev Series X is available in three variants. We explain them in detail and help you pick the most suitable one.
Vinfast VF MPV 7 has been officially launched in India at a price of ₹24.49 lakh (ex-showroom). It is being offered in only one variant and has an ARAI-certified range of 517 km.
The VinFast VF MPV 7 packs a strong 60 kWh LFP battery with a realistic 350–400 km range, and fast charging capability(10–70% in 30 mins), giving good real-world usability to families.
VinFast VF MPV 7 takes on the Kia Carens Clavis EV, BYD eMax 7, and XEV 9S within the ₹25 lakh bracket; know how well it fares against its classmates.
The electric SUV in India landscape is changing dramatically. What used to be a space with only ICE vehicles being offered, is now being dominated by electric options as well. Earlier, ‘range anxiety’ was a thing, but with an influx of electric SUVs in India under ₹20 lakhs offering a range enough for daily commutes or a long weekend trip, that has been taken care of. If you’re looking for
If you’ve driven anywhere in India lately, you’ve probably noticed it- EVs are everywhere. At almost every signal, there’s a classy SUV or a compact electric hatchback waiting next to you. What once felt futuristic now feels normal. You’re not the only person looking for the best electric cars in India. Today’s consumers are not merely interested in EVs; they are actively considering switching. However, choosing the best one can
