1.MERCEDES-BENZ EQC
Mercedes-Benz India has revealed the EQC electric SUV in India as part of the EQ all-electric brand launch today. The EQC will be Mercedes’ first electric car for the country and could debut as India’s first luxury EV. The upcoming EV will be showcased at the Auto Expo 2020 ahead of its April 2020 launch. The EQC was unveiled globally in May 2019. Mercedes has unveield the EQC Edition 1886 for India which is available exclusively in metallic high-tech silver shade.
2. JAGUAR I PACE
Every Jaguar feels like no other car on the road. Moving to all-electric power doesn’t change this. Built from the ground up, the new Jaguar I‑PACE is a pure Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV). Thrilling to look at and drive, is the ultimate all-electric performance SUV.
3. TESLA MODEL S
The are three variants on offer – 75D, 100D and P100D. All three get a single speed gearbox and all-wheel drive as standard. The real difference lies in the battery pack and the performance motor which is only available in the top-spec P100D. The 75D boasts a 75 kWh battery pack that gives it a range of up to 489km, a top speed of 225kmph. 0-100kmph can be completed in 4.2 seconds. The figures for the 100D, on the other hand, stand at 100 kWh, 632km, 250kmph (limited) and 0-100kmph in 4.1 seconds. As you’d expect, the performance motor ups the oomph factor but reduces the travel range. The same 100 kWh battery can last up to 613km, reach a limited top speed of 250kmph and complete the sprint to 100kmph is just 2.5 seconds. No matter how you look at these figures, they are astonishingly brilliant
4. PORSHE TAYCAN
The Taycan will open up a completely new segment of customers, who are not only sport-car owners, but people who are sport-car owners and also want to be clean and environmentally friendly, Shetty said in an interview in New Delhi. We all want to be responsible, but its more prevalent in the rich because they have an option and the resources.
India churned out millionaires at the fastest pace in Asia in 2017, according to a Capgemini SE report released last year, but its economy has slowed since then, hitting everything from the purchase of cars to consumption of cookies. Auto sales in India — where cleaner vehicles have yet to make a dent on the industry — extended their longest-ever losing streak in November, falling for 13 consecutive months, although new sport-utility vehicles still surged.
5. AUDI E -TRON
Audi has unveiled the entry-level e-tron 50 which comes with a smaller 71kWh battery pack capable of producing 312PS of power and 540Nm of torque. It provides a range of 300km with 0-100kmph coming up in 7 seconds. It gets most of the bells and whistles along with Quattro all-wheel-drive and all-wheel-steering. Prices are yet to be announced and Audi might offer the e-tron 50 in India soon.
Audi officially showcased the e-tron SUV in India. Expected to hit India by the fag end of 2019, the e-tron will be the first all-electric Audi in India. The e-tron will be the same as the one sold overseas and will be brought to India through the CBU route. It is expected to feature a price tag of Rs 1.40 crore (ex-showroom pan India).
The e-tron is powered by two electric motors that drive all four wheels. Producing a combined output of 360PS, the e-tron can do 0-100kmph in 6.6 seconds. It also has a Boost mode where power figures go up to 408PS and the 0-100kmph time is shaved by 0.9 seconds. The electric motors are powered by a 95kWH battery pack and the e-tron is capable of doing 400kms in a full charge.
6. BMW I 3
After having launched the uber-futuristic i8 hybrid sports car in India, BMW has now brought in its smaller sibling, the i3, in the country
BMW is one of the carmakers at the very forefront when it comes to developing vehicles propelled by alternative energy. Its ‘i’ lineup in India will now see the addition of the i3 hatchback that was first unveiled simultaneously in London, New York, and Beijing two years back, and has now been showcased at the 2016 Auto Expo in Delhi.
