| Trim | Battery choices | Ex-showroom (Rs) | Headline addition |
|---|---|---|---|
| One | 59 kWh | 19.45 lakh | Illuminated emblems, Sage Green cabin |
| Two | 59 kWh | 20.95 lakh | Triple-screen cockpit, 360-degree camera |
| Three | 59 or 70 kWh | 21.95 to 22.95 lakh | Fixed glass Infinity Roof |
| FE Edition | 79 kWh | 24.45 lakh | Motorsport styling on the Three |
| Three Plus | 70 or 79 kWh | 23.95 to 24.95 lakh | Ambient lighting, bigger safety kit |
| Four | 79 kWh | 26.95 lakh | Level 2+ ADAS, LED roof, gaming |
| FE Four / Launch Edition | 79 kWh | 26.95 lakh | Special finishes on the Four |
BE 6 SPORTEQ One: The Smart Starting Point
The One is the entry trim, yet it hardly feels basic. It uses the 59 kWh battery with a claimed 548 km. Inside, a Sage Green and Grey theme gives it a fresh feel, and illuminated Mahindra emblems add flair. Also, it’s offered with a Battery-as-a-Service option, which lowers the upfront cost. So, it suits buyers who want the BE 6 look on a tight budget.
BE 6 SPORTEQ Two: Where the Big Screens Arrive
The Two is where the cabin transforms. For example, it gets the coast-to-coast triple-screen cockpit, along with a Racing Tan and Black theme. Also, it adds dual-zone climate control, a wireless charger, fast USB charging and an auto-dimming IRVM. On the safety side, a 360-degree camera, an NFC digital key and a passenger-screen parental lock come in. For just Rs 1.5 lakh over the One, that’s a big jump.
BE 6 SPORTEQ Three and FE Edition: The Flexible Middle
The Three adds the fixed glass Infinity Roof, which floods the cabin with light. More importantly, it’s the first trim where you can choose a bigger 70 kWh battery, good for 651 km. Meanwhile, the FE Edition builds on the Three with motorsport-inspired styling and the full 79 kWh pack. In fact, at Rs 24.45 lakh, it’s the cheapest way to get the 79 kWh battery.
BE 6 SPORTEQ Three Plus: A Safety Step Up
The Three Plus brings ambient lighting and a clear safety upgrade over the Three. Also, it offers both the 70 kWh and 79 kWh packs, with the bigger one reaching 683 km. Many experts rate it the best value in the line-up. That’s because it delivers most of the important features without the Four’s premium price.
BE 6 SPORTEQ Four: The Full Show
The Four unlocks everything. First, Level 2+ ADAS uses five radars and a camera, and a knee airbag joins the safety kit. Next, the Infinity Roof gets its LED light pattern, while in-car gaming, karaoke and Dolby Vision turn the cabin into an entertainment zone. In addition, approach unlock, walk-away lock and a one-touch driver window add everyday ease.
FE Four and Launch Edition: Special Looks, Same Top Kit
Both cost the same as the Four, at Rs 26.95 lakh. The FE Four pairs the Four’s features with a Black and Firestorm Orange cabin and sporty touches like capsense controls. Meanwhile, the Launch Edition gets an exclusive Racing Tan interior and unique exterior finishes. So, pick either one purely for style.
Which Mahindra BE 6 SPORTEQ Variant Makes Sense for You?
If budget comes first, start with the Two, since it adds the triple screens and 360-degree camera for little extra. For the best balance, the Three or Three Plus with the 70 kWh battery works well. However, if you want maximum range without the top price, the FE Edition 79 is a smart buy. Finally, choose the Four only if you’ll use the ADAS and entertainment tech. For the full spec sheet, see the BE 6 SPORTEQ specifications, or visit Mahindra’s official website.
What's good
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Undeniably a head-turner
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Exhilarating performance
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Sharp, engaging dynamics.
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Highly practical real-world range with 79 kWh battery
What's not so good
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Compromised rear-seat comfort
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Slightly stiffer ride for everyday
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Has plenty of blind spots
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Too powerful for beginner drivers
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