Mahindra XEV 9S Launched, India’s First 7-Seater Electric SUV At ₹19.95 Lakh
November 27, 2025
Mahindra launched the XEV 9S, a 7-seater electric SUV, starting at ₹19.95 lakh, and it offers a 79 kWh battery, 679 km range, and premium features.
Mahindra launched the XEV 9S, a 7-seater electric SUV, starting at ₹19.95 lakh, and it offers a 79 kWh battery, 679 km range, and premium features.
Mahindra has opened its ultra-fast charging stations at the 180kW ‘Charge_IN’ site in Delhi and Bangalore, intending to install 250 stations by 2027.
Mahindra’s XEV.9s teasers reveal a premium 7-seater electric SUV with rear entertainment screens, Level 2 ADAS, and a 16-speaker Harman Kardon system.
Maruti Suzuki has started dispatching the new electric eVitara fully to different showrooms in India. This development indicates a significant preparatory step before the expected launch of the car in December. eVitara is the first electric vehicle by the company that can be sold on a large scale in India and is aimed directly at the competition with companies like the Hyundai Creta Electric. Dealer Dispatch Begins Maruti Suzuki eVitara
Tesla received state approval to launch a paid robotaxi service in Arizona, marking one of the company’s most significant regulatory accomplishments to date. With the most recently issued Transportation Network business permission, the business can now charge customers for self-driving rides—though safety drivers will still be needed during the initial rollout. New State Approval Tesla applied for the permit and complied with all statewide standards on the 13th of November.
Following the huge success of the BE.06 ‘Batman Edition,’ Mahindra is exploring plans to launch another themed special edition of its BE electric SUV.
The Porsche Cayenne Electric launched in India, starting at ₹1.75 crore. The top Turbo variant delivers up to 1,139 hp and a 623 km range.
The MG Windsor EV has set the record as India’s fastest-selling four-wheeler electric vehicle, reaching an incredible milestone of 50,000 unit sales in 400 days.
Volkswagen is reducing its India EV development costs by one-third (to $700M) and searching for a local partner to boost its small 2% market share.
