| Detail | VF6 Wind Infinity |
|---|---|
| Ex-showroom price | Rs 20.09 lakh |
| On-road, Bengaluru (approx.) | Rs 22.30 lakh |
| Battery and range | 59.6 kWh, 463 km claimed |
| Power and torque | 201 bhp, 310 Nm |
| 0 to 100 km/h | 8.9 seconds |
| DC fast charging (10 to 70%) | About 25 minutes |
| Signature feature | Edge-to-edge panoramic glass roof |
| Warranty | Battery 10 years or 2 lakh km |
The Panoramic Glass Roof
The Wind Infinity’s key highlight is its edge-to-edge panoramic glass roof. It stretches across most of the cabin, flooding the interior with natural light. As a result, the cabin feels more open and spacious, especially for rear passengers. Moreover, it gives the VF6 a more premium look from the outside. Combined with the ventilated seats and dual-zone climate control, it helps keep the cabin comfortable for everyone.
Everything From the Wind, Included
Apart from the glass roof, the Wind Infinity carries over every Wind feature. For example, it offers an 8-way powered driver seat, vegan leather upholstery and a coloured head-up display. In addition, a PM1.0 filter and air ionizer keep the cabin air clean. For safety, it gets 7 airbags, a 360-degree camera and Level 2 ADAS with adaptive cruise control and lane centering. So, you get the complete VF6 package.
Is the Glass Roof Worth Rs 50,000?
The Wind Infinity costs just Rs 50,000 more than the Wind, or about Rs 56,000 more on-road in Bengaluru. For buyers who love an airy cabin, that’s a small premium. However, in very hot cities, a large glass roof can let more heat into the cabin. Therefore, if you mostly drive in harsh summer conditions, the regular VF6 Wind may suit you just as well.
How It Compares With Rival Top Models
At Rs 20.09 lakh, the fully loaded VF6 undercuts the top versions of several rivals. For instance, the Hyundai Creta Electric goes up to about Rs 25 lakh in its top trims. Meanwhile, the VF6 still offers ADAS, a head-up display and a 10-year battery warranty. As a result, it gives strong value for buyers who want every feature without crossing Rs 20 lakh by much.
Colour Options
The Wind Infinity comes in seven colours: Infinity Blanc, Jet Black, Desat Silver, Zenith Grey, Solar Ruby, Ivy Green and Moonlight Ocean. For city-wise prices, check the VinFast VF6 price page, or compare all trims on the VF6 variants page.
What's good
-
Italian Design: One of the most stylish and premium-looking EV in the ₹18–22 lakh segment.
-
Safety & Warranty: A 5-star BNCAP rating combined with a 10-year warranty is a massive confidence booster.
-
Punchy Performance: The 201 PS motor makes it a genuinely fun car to drive on open roads.
What's not so good
-
Ergonomics: The lack of a physical instrument cluster and physical AC controls can be frustrating for traditional drivers.
-
Firm Ride: The suspension can feel a bit “thumpy” over broken city roads.
-
Rear Seating: The high floor pan means rear-seat passengers don’t get the best under-thigh support for long journeys.
543Km/c
150Kmph
45Mins
Connect Now