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kind of electric.

Every electric car on sale in India, with the numbers that decide a drive: usable battery, a real-world range estimate and how long a fast charge takes.

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Tata Motors Nexon.ev
76 models20 brandsRange shown as estimates, not lab claims

A little context for the range.

See an illustrative highway and city distance for each car with the same departure charge and driving style.

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How this estimate works

We start with the vehicle’s published range band, multiply it by the battery available above a 10% reserve, then apply an illustrative driving factor: City ×1.05, Mixed ×1.00, Highway ×0.85. Results are rounded to 5 km.

These factors are Chargespot assumptions, not measured efficiency for these vehicles. This is a way to explore battery and driving choices. Weather, terrain, speed, traffic, battery ageing and cabin cooling are not modelled. It is not a route forecast or a promise that you can reach a destination.

All electric models (76)

Tata Motors · Hatchback

Tiago EV

XT LR · MY2024
Battery
23.28kWh
Est. range
105–130km
DC 10–80%
65min
Price not listed
Tata Motors · Sedan

Tigor EV

XE · MY2026
Battery
24.7kWh
Est. range
110–140km
DC 10–80%
58min
Price not listed
BYD · SUV

Atto 3

Premium · MY2025
Battery
59.3kWh
Est. range
265–330km
DC 10–80%
43min
Price not listed
Mahindra Electric · SUV

XEV 9e

Pack THREE · MY2025
Battery
79kWh
Est. range
—
DC 10–80%
—
Price not listed
Mahindra Electric · SUV

BE 6

Pack Three 79 · MY2025
Battery
75kWh
Est. range
335–420km
DC 10–80%
25min
Price not listed
Mercedes-Benz · SUV

EQA

250+ · Year not listed
Battery
70.5kWh
Est. range
280–355km
DC 10–80%
37min
Price not listed
Porsche · SUV

Macan Electric

RWD · MY2025
Battery
95kWh
Est. range
335–415km
DC 10–80%
111min
Price not listed

Manufacturer charging figures use certified battery windows and specific charger outputs. Compare testing conditions as well as time. Battery designation is not a statement of usable energy.

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One range number never tells the whole story.

MIDC P1 + P2 and ARAI are certified laboratory test-cycle figures. Real-world highway driving at 95 km/h with continuous air conditioning consumes more energy. Our interactive range tool illustrates everyday driving scenarios from published pack figures and a 10% safety buffer. Compare usable battery capacity (kWh) and DC peak charging speeds rather than brochure lab claims.

Manufacturer specifications checked and updated for Indian market models. Prices, availability, and equipment should be confirmed with authorized OEM dealerships.