Every electric car on sale in India, listed with starting prices and sorted from most affordable upwards. Compare EVs on price, claimed range, charging options and running cost, then open any model card for full details. This hub is updated as new electric cars launch in the Indian market.
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Electric cars have moved from experiment to mainstream in India, with options now spanning affordable city hatchbacks to premium SUVs. This page lists every EV on sale in India, sorted by starting price, so you can compare them on the numbers that matter: purchase price, claimed range, charging options and running cost per kilometre.
Central and state EV incentives change over time and differ widely by state — many states offer road tax concessions or registration fee waivers for electric vehicles, which can meaningfully cut the on-road price. Check the current policy for your state and confirm the final on-road quote with the dealer rather than relying on published figures.
A fixed daily commute, access to home or office charging, and ideally another car in the household for long unplanned trips — that is the profile where an EV saves the most money with zero compromise. Daily running costs drop sharply and city driving is smoother and quieter.
If you park on the street with no charging access, or you make frequent unplanned intercity runs through regions with sparse fast-charging coverage, a petrol, CNG or hybrid car may still suit you better for now. Charging infrastructure is growing quickly, but plan around what exists on your routes today.
EVs follow the same registration and insurance rules as any other car — third-party insurance is mandatory under the Motor Vehicles Act, and a comprehensive policy is strongly advised given battery replacement costs. Our car insurance guide covers what to look for in a policy.
Several of India's most popular EVs are SUVs — cross-check them against petrol rivals on our new SUVs page. For the full market view, browse the complete new cars catalogue, or see what fits your money in the new cars under ₹15 lakh list.
Claimed range comes from standardised lab tests, and real-world range is usually lower — how much lower depends on speed, air-conditioning use, load and driving style. When comparing EVs, treat the certified figure as a comparison tool between models rather than a promise, and read owner-reported real-world numbers.
No. A regular home AC charger installed at your parking spot covers typical daily commutes with overnight charging. DC fast charging is mainly useful on highways during intercity trips, where it can add substantial range during a meal break.
Many states offer concessions such as reduced or waived road tax and registration fees for EVs, but the exact benefits vary by state and change over time. Check your state's current EV policy and ask the dealer for an itemised on-road quote before booking.
Manufacturers back EV batteries with long warranties, typically defined in years and kilometres, and the battery is engineered to outlast most ownership periods. Since terms differ between brands and models, compare battery warranty details as carefully as you compare price and range.
The legal requirement is the same — third-party insurance is mandatory. A comprehensive policy is strongly recommended for an EV because the battery is expensive to replace, and some insurers offer EV-specific add-ons. Compare inclusions, not just premiums.