Published: Feb 07, 2018, 24:59 IST | Updated: Feb 07, 2018, 24:59 IST
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd topped the list to unveil six new cars, in comparison to other leading car manufacturers
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Electric car at a really fast pace
German car maker BMW on Wednesday unveiled its hybrid vehicle i8 Roadster at the 14th Auto Expo. Unveiled along with along with a slew of other top-end models. It is the first step towards the company's move to complete electric mobility. The i8 Roadster is an open-top two- seater and it is expected to be launched in India in 2018.
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For new era of green mobility
The BMW i3's facelift brought a new version to the scene, the i3s. The new sporty model widened its track, tuned the suspension, propped it up on some big 20-inch wheels, boosted power to 180 hp and 199 lb-ft of torque, shaved off 0.4 seconds over the normal i3 to hit 60 MPH in 6.9 seconds, and painted this one red and black.
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'Ioniq' showstopper at Hyundai stall
India's second-leading car manufacturer Hyundai Motor India Ltd unveiled its first electric vehicle in India, named IONIQ hybrid, the car is expected to be launched in India by 2019. It is a significant leap forward for the company as it intensifies its commitment to produce highly efficient, eco-friendly vehicles
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Mahindra Stringer- First convertible electric SUV
Mahindra showcased a brand new SUV convertible concept base on the TUV300 compact SUV. this convertible model is named Stringer and is measured under the 4 meters length. From the headlamps to the Jeep Compass-like front grille, the car Mahindra Stinger is likely to be a TUV300 minus the hard top. As of now there is no news of the company putting this concept into production.
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A refreshed version
The e2o NXT is a refreshed version of the e2oPlus and boasts of a modified exterior and interior as well as a larger infotainment system.
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India's first electric mini SUV
The electric version of the Mahindra eKUV100 got an all-new electric powertrain. India's first electric mini SUV, eKUV100 promises to combine the benefits of an SUV and an electric vehicle. The electric motor mounted on the car boasts of a range of about 140 km on one charge, and optional fast charging which can extend its range by 80% in less than an hour.
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Mahindra Rexton- Future of mobility
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd today showcased its flagship concept of SsangYong Rexton's model for the Indian market. Running successfully in the overseas, the company, who unveiled six electric cars at the Auto Expo 2018, unveiled its upper SUV model titled Mahindra Rexton. The car is expected to be launched with same design and is competition of the sailing SUVs.
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Maruti enters electric car future with 'Survivor'
India's leading car manufacturer Maruti Suzuki on Wednesday showcased the concept e-SURVIVOR at the 14th Auto Expo, displaying its resolve to take to the electrification transition taking place in the country. The vehicle as company's first electric vehicle which is expected to be launched in India in 2020. However, the design of the concept may change when launched.
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Electric three-wheeler
Mahindra’s first low maintenance Lithium-ion battery powered three-wheeler is aptly named Treo.
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Two-seater Concept Electric mobility pod
Mahindra's UDO is yet another compact two-seater Concept Electric mobility pod, conceptualised to address the issues like traffic congestion and pollution. The e-car offers an enclosed architecture with features like micro climate control, lighting, touch-screen infotainment and blue-tooth enabled audio systems.
Providing a solution to the problem of electric stations, the car's battery recharges as you pedal, thereby extending the UDO’s range in an environment-friendly manner.