This data is compiled from V3Cars' continuously updated Electric Cars in India tracker, covering every currently available EV along with upcoming models still to launch.
India's EV market has genuinely diversified beyond the handful of options available just a few years ago — buyers today can choose from sub-Rs-10-lakh compact EVs, midsize electric SUVs with 400+ km real-world range, and full luxury electric sedans, all launching within months of each other. Here's the complete, current price and range list.
Latest Launched Electric Cars in India — Full List
| Model | Ex-Showroom Price | Battery Range (Claimed) |
|---|---|---|
| Hyundai Ioniq 5 | Rs. 55.70 lakh | 690 km |
| Mercedes-Benz CLA Electric | Rs. 55.00–64.00 lakh | 542 km |
| Tesla Model Y L | Rs. 61.99 lakh | 681 km |
| Lexus ES 500e | Rs. 89.99 lakh | 580 km |
| VinFast VF MPV 7 | Rs. 24.49 lakh | 517 km |
| Maruti Suzuki eVitara | Rs. 15.99–20.01 lakh | 440 km |
| Mahindra XUV 3XO EV | Rs. 13.89–14.96 lakh | 456 km |
| Tata Punch EV | Rs. 9.69–12.59 lakh | 365 km |
Cheapest Electric Cars in India (Currently on Sale)
For buyers prioritising the lowest EV entry price, the Tata Punch EV currently anchors the affordable end of the market at Rs. 9.69 lakh, offering a claimed range of 365 km — a genuinely usable figure for most daily city and short-highway commutes.
Longest Range Electric Cars in India
At the premium end, range figures climb considerably:
- Hyundai Ioniq 5 — 690 km claimed range, the current range leader in this list
- Tesla Model Y L — 681 km claimed range
- Mercedes-Benz CLA Electric — 542 km claimed range
- VinFast VF MPV 7 — 517 km claimed range, notable for delivering strong range in a genuine 7-seat MPV body style
As always, treat claimed/ARAI range figures as a ceiling rather than an everyday expectation — real-world range typically runs 15-25% lower depending on driving style, AC use, and terrain.
Upcoming Electric Cars in India — What's Coming Next
Several genuinely significant EVs are confirmed or expected to launch in the near future:
| Upcoming Model | Expected Price | Power | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hyundai Inster | Rs. 9.50–13.00 lakh | 97 PS | 327 km |
| Toyota Urban Cruiser Ebella EV | Rs. 18.00–22.00 lakh | 144 PS | 440 km |
| VinFast VF3 | Rs. 8.00–10.00 lakh | 40 PS | 215 km |
| Tata Altroz EV | Rs. 13.40–14.40 lakh | 75 PS | 320 km |
| Hyundai Ioniq 6 (2026) | Rs. 65.00–80.00 lakh | 228 PS | 545 km |
| Skoda Elroq EV | Rs. 40.00–45.00 lakh | 170 PS | 370 km |
| Renault Kwid EV | Rs. 8.00–10.00 lakh | 65 PS | 298 km |
| Hyundai Ioniq 9 | Rs. 80.00–90.00 lakh | 95 PS | — |
| BYD U8 | TBA | 1196 PS | — |
Of particular note for budget-focused buyers: VinFast VF3 and Renault Kwid EV, both expected in the Rs. 8-10 lakh bracket, would meaningfully undercut the current cheapest EV on sale (Tata Punch EV at Rs. 9.69 lakh) if they launch at their currently indicated pricing.
How to Choose the Right EV for Your Budget
- Under Rs. 10 lakh: Currently just the Tata Punch EV; watch for the VinFast VF3 and Renault Kwid EV to widen this bracket
- Rs. 10-16 lakh: Mahindra XUV 3XO EV and the eVitara's base variants offer the strongest range-to-price ratio in this bracket
- Rs. 16-25 lakh: eVitara's higher variants and the VinFast VF MPV 7 (for buyers wanting a 7-seat EV)
- Rs. 25 lakh+: Ioniq 5, CLA Electric and Model Y L compete here, primarily differentiated by range, brand positioning and charging speed rather than price alone
A Practical Note on EV Ownership
Before committing to any EV on this list, the single biggest factor in whether the running-cost math actually works out in your favour is home or workplace charging access — without it, relying primarily on public charging infrastructure can erode much of an EV's cost advantage over petrol, diesel or CNG. It's worth reading our Petrol vs Diesel vs CNG vs EV guide elsewhere on this site before finalising your fuel-type decision, and using V3Cars' Fuel Cost Calculator to compare your specific expected running costs across fuel types.
Final Word
India's EV market in 2026 spans a genuinely wide price range — from the Rs. 9.69 lakh Tata Punch EV to premium options crossing Rs. 90 lakh — with several promising budget entrants (VinFast VF3, Renault Kwid EV, Hyundai Inster) still to launch. Whatever your budget, prioritise real-world range and confirmed charging access over the claimed figure on the spec sheet, and always check the latest pricing before finalising, since EV pricing in India has shifted meaningfully — often downward — even within a single model's first year on sale.
Further Reading & Tools on V3Cars
- Electric Cars in India — Live Tracker
- Upcoming Cars in India — Live Tracker
- V3Cars EV Mileage Calculator
- V3Cars Fuel Cost Calculator
- V3Cars Car On-Road Price Calculator
Prices and range figures are ex-showroom and manufacturer-claimed, and subject to change without prior notice. Real-world range varies with driving conditions, climate control use and terrain. Always confirm current pricing and range figures before purchase.
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