The winds of change are blowing across India’s automotive landscape. 2024 is set to usher in an electric SUV revolution, with three hotly anticipated models plugging into the market: the audacious Tata Curvv EV, the pragmatic Maruti Suzuki eVX, and the fiercely familiar Hyundai Creta EV. Each vehicle promises to electrify Indian roads in its own distinct way.
Tata Curvv EV: SUV Coupe For the Common Man
Leading the charge is Tata Motors’ striking Curvv EV. We saw the production version of the Curvv at the Bharat Mobility Expo recently. It is quite close to the concept car, and has the distinctive ‘coupe SUV’ shape.
Under the skin, the Tata Curvv is essentially the Tata Nexon and the interiors look quite similar to the 2024 Nexon facelift. What the Curvv attempts to do is to introduce an all-new body style into the mass market. So far, response is positive and could translate easily to high sales for Tata, reinforcing its position as the No.2 in the Indian automobile market.
The Curvv EV’s Generation 2 platform should deliver a great ride. Tata is targeting a range of 500km from the vehicle’s powerful battery pack, with rapid charging capability expected. The Curvv will have no shortage of space either, with rumors of a panoramic sunroof
When it launches, the Tata Curvv EV won’t just be about the drive. It will exemplify how electric vehicles can usher in a sustainable future without sacrificing design, technology or performance.
Maruti Suzuki eVX: Bringing EVs Within Reach
Maruti Suzuki is gearing up to launch the eVX, an electric mid-size SUV purpose-built for the Indian market. As a vision of practical and affordable electric mobility, the eVX exemplifies Maruti Suzuki’s legendary commitment to serving everyday Indians.
The eVX targets a segment-leading range of 550km from its 60kWh battery. It promises zippy performance and robust safety systems, packed into a fresh form factor that looks unlike any other Maruti Suzuki car on sale currently.
Yet, in signature Maruti style, the eVX’s most crucial feature may be its accessibility. Maruti Suzuki has co-developed the dedicated EV platform with affordability and reliability as guiding principles. What remains to be seen though is the price point at which Maruti will position the eVX at. If it goes up against the Nexon.EV, it may just be the next big thing from Maruti Suzuki.
Hyundai Creta EV: Familiar Package, Electric Heart
Rounding out India’s 2024 EV SUV lineup is the Hyundai Creta EV. Hyundai aims to channel the beloved Creta’s winning formula into its first electric iteration: merging familiarity with innovation by electrifying India’s bestselling SUV.
The Creta EV shares much with the globally acclaimed Kona Electric, including its zippy powertrain and 400km+ range. Rapid charging capability will also feature. Visually, classic Creta design cues will fuse with EV styling touches for a bold yet recognizable look.
By evoking the Creta’s identity while embracing EV technology, Hyundai is betting that this electric SUV will feel like an old friend to Indian buyers seeking sustainability without compromise.
Beyond satisfying growing EV demand, these 2024 electric SUV launches speak to India’s shifting mobility landscape. Supportive government policy, expanding charging infrastructure and rising eco-consciousness are converging to steer Indian drivers towards EVs.
Even more importantly, these three EVs aim to prove that Indians need not abandon beloved brands nor compromised priorities in order to go electric. Packed with distinct visions of what electric mobility can deliver, the Curvv, eVX and Creta EV collectively signal that the electric future Indians want is within reach. The road ahead looks brighter than ever!
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The winds of change are blowing across India’s automotive landscape. 2024 is set to usher in an electric SUV revolution, with three hotly anticipated models plugging into the market: the audacious Tata Curvv EV, the pragmatic Maruti Suzuki eVX, and the fiercely familiar Hyundai Creta EV. Each vehicle promises to electrify Indian roads in its own distinct way.
Tata Curvv EV: SUV Coupe For the Common Man
Leading the charge is Tata Motors’ striking Curvv EV. We saw the production version of the Curvv at the Bharat Mobility Expo recently. It is quite close to the concept car, and has the distinctive ‘coupe SUV’ shape.
Under the skin, the Tata Curvv is essentially the Tata Nexon and the interiors look quite similar to the 2024 Nexon facelift. What the Curvv attempts to do is to introduce an all-new body style into the mass market. So far, response is positive and could translate easily to high sales for Tata, reinforcing its position as the No.2 in the Indian automobile market.
The Curvv EV’s Generation 2 platform should deliver a great ride. Tata is targeting a range of 500km from the vehicle’s powerful battery pack, with rapid charging capability expected. The Curvv will have no shortage of space either, with rumors of a panoramic sunroof
When it launches, the Tata Curvv EV won’t just be about the drive. It will exemplify how electric vehicles can usher in a sustainable future without sacrificing design, technology or performance.
Maruti Suzuki eVX: Bringing EVs Within Reach
Maruti Suzuki is gearing up to launch the eVX, an electric mid-size SUV purpose-built for the Indian market. As a vision of practical and affordable electric mobility, the eVX exemplifies Maruti Suzuki’s legendary commitment to serving everyday Indians.
The eVX targets a segment-leading range of 550km from its 60kWh battery. It promises zippy performance and robust safety systems, packed into a fresh form factor that looks unlike any other Maruti Suzuki car on sale currently.
Yet, in signature Maruti style, the eVX’s most crucial feature may be its accessibility. Maruti Suzuki has co-developed the dedicated EV platform with affordability and reliability as guiding principles. What remains to be seen though is the price point at which Maruti will position the eVX at. If it goes up against the Nexon.EV, it may just be the next big thing from Maruti Suzuki.
Hyundai Creta EV: Familiar Package, Electric Heart
Rounding out India’s 2024 EV SUV lineup is the Hyundai Creta EV. Hyundai aims to channel the beloved Creta’s winning formula into its first electric iteration: merging familiarity with innovation by electrifying India’s bestselling SUV.
The Creta EV shares much with the globally acclaimed Kona Electric, including its zippy powertrain and 400km+ range. Rapid charging capability will also feature. Visually, classic Creta design cues will fuse with EV styling touches for a bold yet recognizable look.
By evoking the Creta’s identity while embracing EV technology, Hyundai is betting that this electric SUV will feel like an old friend to Indian buyers seeking sustainability without compromise.
Beyond satisfying growing EV demand, these 2024 electric SUV launches speak to India’s shifting mobility landscape. Supportive government policy, expanding charging infrastructure and rising eco-consciousness are converging to steer Indian drivers towards EVs.
Even more importantly, these three EVs aim to prove that Indians need not abandon beloved brands nor compromised priorities in order to go electric. Packed with distinct visions of what electric mobility can deliver, the Curvv, eVX and Creta EV collectively signal that the electric future Indians want is within reach. The road ahead looks brighter than ever!
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