Due to the rising fuel cost and the perceived environmental benefits of electric mobility, electric cars are becoming increasingly popular. Nevertheless, a lack of nationwide charging infrastructure and range anxiety deter many potential buyers from purchasing EVs. In a situation like this, some vehicles aim to dispel the myth that EVs have a limited range.
1. Kia EV6 (518 Km)
The Kia EV6 is the first electric Kia vehicle sold in India and features an impressive range in addition to a potent drivetrain. According to the manufacturer, this vehicle has a range of up to 528 kilometers on a single charge—a 77.4 kWh lithium-ion battery pack powers this vehicle.
2. Tata Nexon EV Max (437 Km)
Tata claims the Nexon EV Max has a range of up to 437 Km on a single charge. The powertrain of this car has a 40.5kWh battery pack that can produce up to 143 bhp of power. The Nexon EV Max has a top speed of 100 Kmph and can accelerate from 0 to 100 Kmph in just 9 seconds.
3. Jaguar I-Pace (470 Km)
The 400 HP motor in the Jaguar I-Pace, which also produces 696 NM of torque, is the only electric Jaguar available in India. With a 90 kWh battery pack, this electric SUV ranges up to 470 Km on a single charge.
4. MG ZS EV (419 Km)
A high-end electric SUV is called the MG ZS EV. The same motor that powers the EQC from Mercedes-Benz Motors also powers this vehicle. This car has a 448-liter boot, diamond-alloy wheels, and power-assist electric steering, in addition to its excellent design and features.
5. Mercedes-Benz EQC (414 Km)
Last year, Mercedes-Benz introduced the Mercedes-Benz EQC, an electric luxury SUV, to the market in the nation for Rs 99.30 lakh (ex-showroom). Two asynchronous motors provide the propulsion for this electric SUV. This vehicle has an 85kWh lithium-ion battery pack.
6. Audi E-Tron GT (500 Km)
One of the most potent electric vehicles to drive in India is the Audi e-Tron GT. With a 93 kWh battery pack, this vehicle has a 500 Km range. AC and DC fast charging methods with a maximum output of 270 kW are available for charging the vehicle. You can fully charge the car from zero percent to nine hours and thirty minutes with an AC charger but in just 22 minutes and 30 seconds with a DC charger.
7. Hyundai Kona (450 Km)
The Kona, according to Hyundai, can travel 452 kilometers on a single charge. This car has three driving modes: COMFORT, SPORT, and ECO/ECO+. This car has several safety features, including a tire pressure monitoring system, six airbags, ESC, VSM, a rear camera with guidelines, ABS with EBD, and a virtual engine sound system with all-disc brakes.
8. BMW I4 (590 Km)
Based on the 4-Series Gran Coupé, the BMW i4 is renowned for its first-rate driving dynamics, upscale interiors, and sporty exterior. It also boasts an incredibly long range of 590 kilometers on a single charge. A 205 kW DC charger that can charge the BMW i4 from 10% to 80% in just over 30 minutes is one of the charging methods available for the vehicle.
9. Porsche Taycan (484 Km)
The Taycan has seven variants overall and two body types: the sedan and the estate (Taycan Cross Turismo). The top-spec Taycan Turbo S produces up to 761 horsepower and 1,050 pound-feet of peak torque, making it one of the most potent EVs available in India. The base Taycan produces 408 horsepower.
10. Mercedes-AMG EQS 53 4Matic+ (586Km)
The most expensive electric vehicle in India also happens to be the first all-electric model from Mercedes-AMG. The EQS 53 has a WLTP-certified range of up to 586Km and is priced at Rs 2.45 crore. The EQS 53 doesn’t sacrifice performance despite its long range.
