Top-performing Electric Cars in India

The world is emerging toward global warming, which leads to the rise in global temperature, unorganized rain patterns, melting of ice glaciers and many natural subjects. To overcome or manage the unwanted reality of the planet, the governments have decided to shift focus from carbon emerging elements to a ‘Zero carbon state’. Initially, they want to change their focus from fossil fuels to natural energy and also the rising prices of fossil fuel is also one of the main concerns for the country.

 

The rising prices of crude oil also concern the buyers. They want a reliable and affordable option when it comes to transportation. Hence, the electric vehicle has become the most trustable substitute for the generation which can solve all the mentioned problems.

 

Now there are many questions that arise in the mind of customers when they think of buying an electric vehicle. What, which, how, where, how much and many more to be counted. We are stuck with these questions. Here we are going to solve your queries and help you to find the best solution for the problems.

 

Pros and cons of having an electric car

Everything in the universe has its pros and cons. The electric vehicle is the new emerging industry in the country and it comes with its benefits and issues. But the matter is that either you can bear them or not. It depends on your particular situation. Let us figure it out: –

 

Cons

• Charging station.
• Charging duration
• Traveling range once per kilometer (km).
• Slightly costlier than usual cars.

 

Pros

• Environment friendly.
• Low maintenance.
• Convenient to use.
• Affordable energy.
• Silent in use.

 

What is the best budget electric car in India?

The Indian automobile manufacturer has presented vehicles which are more budget-friendly with eco-friendly. Although in some aspects they need to work more and even though they are working too. Here we are going to see the best affordable electric car with foremost results.

 

S.no	Car	Price (Rs)	Distance travel (km)	Battery capacity (watt)
1	Tata Nexon EV	Rs. 14.29 lakhs to Rs. 16.90 lakhs	312 km	30.2 kW
2	Tata Tigor EV	Rs. 11.99 lakhs to Rs. 13.14 lakhs	306 km	26 kW
3	Mahindra eVerito	Rs. 10.15 lakhs to Rs. 10.49 lakhs	110 km	31 kW
4	Hyundai Kona Electric	Rs. 23.79 lakhs to Rs. 23.97 lakhs	452 km	39.2 kW
5	MG ZS EV	Rs. 21.49 lakhs to Rs. 25.18 lakhs	419 km	44.5 kW

 

Tata Nexon EV

Looking for an electric SUV under a reasonable budget, then you can opt for the Tata Nexon EV. It comes with a combination of 30.2 kWh of battery which gives 130.7 bhp of power and 245 Nm of torque. On one time charge, the vehicle goes upto 312 km.

 

Tata Tigor EV

If you are in search of a sedan segment car that is eco-friendly with electricity then you can go for the Tata Tigor. It has a liquid-cooled 26 kWh battery that produces 170 nm of torque. With 100% charge, it will travel upto 306 km. The battery holds the status of IP67 to protect battery compatibility in all seasons.

 

Mahindra e-Verito

Mahindra sedan, with the combination of 21.2 kWh of battery to give 41.5 bhp of power and 91 nm of sufficient torque to run the vehicle with 5 passengers. One time charge will give 110 km of range at one time.

 

Hyundai Kona Electric

A suitable and compatible hatchback for the customer who is interested in an electric vehicle. The car extracts 134 bhp of power from 39.2 kWh of batteries and produces 295 nm of torque. To charge the car takes 2 hours with fast charging and delivers a relaxing drive of 452 km.

 

MG ZS EV

A massive 5 seater SUV MG ZS EV comes as a semi-luxury segment when we talk about electric vehicles. The juice of 44.5 kWh produces 141 bhp of power and 350 nm torque which is enough to run the car till 419 km in one complete charge.

 

The use of electric vehicles is not only beneficial for the environment but it will provide you relaxation in terms of finance. The energy requirement of the vehicle is easy and affordable as compared to petroleum products. You don’t have to visit the petrol stations for the refueling, as your home will be the perfect place to give sufficient energy.

 

Are Electric Vehicles Bound to have a Car Insurance Policy?

Yes, electric vehicles too need an insurance policy as per the government of India. Car insurance is compulsory as per the constitutional act of India. For car insurance, there are two types of insurance policies,

 

Own Damage – To protect the car from unwanted events one can take car insurance with an own damage policy. It will protect you from natural and man-made activities and compensate you when required.

 

Third-party – The third party liability in financial or legal terms is covered under the policy. Car insurance with the policy will save you from a third-party property or life losses.

 

Hence, car insurance is vitally important for all vehicles as they save one huge time and money when it is required the most. The electric vehicle saves the environment and the car insurance will save your money and time.