The mass-market electric vehicle segment is set for a rapid expansion in the coming years. All the top car manufacturers, including Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra, Tata Motors, Kia, Hyundai and Honda, are working on new EVs for the Indian market. Let’s look at the upcoming EVs from top brands in the coming years. As of November 2025, India’s EV landscape is buzzing with anticipation. With government incentives, improving charging infrastructure, and falling battery costs, these brands are gearing up to flood the market with affordable, feature-packed electric vehicles. From compact city commuters to spacious SUVs, here’s a detailed look at what’s coming from each manufacturer between late 2025 and 2027.
Maruti Suzuki: Pioneering Affordable EVs
Maruti Suzuki, India’s largest carmaker, is finally entering the EV arena in earnest. Long rumored to be cautious about electrification, the brand is now committing to a lineup of electric models aimed at the mass market. Leading the charge is the much-awaited e Vitara, Maruti’s first dedicated EV SUV, slated for a December 2025 launch. Priced between ₹17-26 lakhs, it promises a blend of Suzuki’s reliable engineering with modern EV tech, including a potential range of over 400 km and advanced safety features like six airbags and electronic stability control. This midsize SUV will compete directly with the Tata Curvv EV and Hyundai Creta Electric. Following closely, the Wagon R EV is expected to hit roads in January 2026 as an affordable hatchback option, with an estimated price tag of ₹10-14 lakhs. It will cater to urban commuters seeking a practical, low-cost EV with a claimed range of around 300 km. By March 2027, the Fronx EV will join the fray at about ₹12 lakhs, offering a crossover appeal with sporty styling and efficient battery options. Maruti’s broader EV strategy includes up to five models by 2027, focusing on local manufacturing to keep prices competitive.
Mahindra: Bold Bets on Electric SUVs
Mahindra & Mahindra has been an EV trailblazer in India, and its ambitions show no signs of slowing. The company plans to launch eight electric SUVs by 2027, building on its INGLO platform for superior performance and range. Kicking off the late-2025 slate is the XUV 3XO EV, expected in November 2025, positioned as a compact SUV with dual battery packs offering up to 450 km range and priced under ₹15 lakhs.In 2026, the XEV 7e will debut as a premium 7-seater electric SUV, launching by year-end at around ₹25-30 lakhs—roughly ₹2-3 lakhs more than its 5-seater counterpart. It aims to rival the Tata Safari EV with family-friendly features and advanced ADAS. Mahindra’s future lineup also teases concepts like the BE Rall-E and affordable models on a new platform, set for 2027 unveilings. These will include rugged options inspired by the Thar and Scorpio, emphasizing off-road capability in the EV space.
Hyundai: Localized Innovation for Urban Mobility
Hyundai Motor India is doubling down on EVs tailored for local needs, with a focus on affordability and indigenous design. While the brand already offers the Ioniq 5, its next big push is a made-in-India compact electric SUV based on the Inster concept, launching in 2027. Priced under ₹15 lakhs, this urban-friendly EV will boast a WLTP range of up to 355 km, ultra-fast charging, and a localized supply chain to minimize costs. It marks Hyundai’s first fully India-designed EV, developed at its Pune R&D center.Hyundai’s roadmap includes five new all-electric models between 2025 and 2027, potentially encompassing a Creta Electric variant with 42-51 kWh batteries for midsize appeal. By 2030, the company aims for 18 hybrid and EV models globally, but India will see a strong emphasis on dedicated EVs like this compact offering to capture the sub-₹20 lakh segment.
Kia: Stylish and Tech-Savvy Electrics
Kia India, Hyundai’s sibling brand, is plotting an aggressive EV expansion with six new models by 2027, including two affordable electrics. The Carens EV, a spacious MPV-turned-EV, is slated for a 2025 launch, offering up to 400 km range with dual battery options and premium features like ventilated seats—priced around ₹18-22 lakhs.In 2026, the Syros EV (also known as Clavis EV) will arrive as Kia’s second mass-market EV, targeting the compact SUV space at under ₹15 lakhs with a focus on efficiency and connectivity. This model will leverage Kia’s EV6 platform heritage for quick acceleration and over-the-air updates. Looking ahead, Kia teases PBV (Purpose-Built Vehicle) concepts like the PV7 for 2027, hinting at versatile electric options for commercial and personal use.
Tata Motors: Expanding the EV Empire
Tata Motors, the current EV market leader in India, plans a staggering 30 new launches by 2030, with 10 EVs in the mix by 2027. The Sierra EV, a revival of the iconic nameplate, is set for a 2026 debut as a premium coupe-SUV with futuristic styling, a 500+ km range, and prices starting at ₹25 lakhs.By 2027, the Avinya series will mark Tata’s Gen 3 architecture entry, promising born-electric designs with sensory features and ultra-fast charging. Compact entries like the Kuno and Terra concepts are also in works for sub-₹10 lakh pricing, expanding Tata’s portfolio from the Punch EV to premium flagships like the Harrier EV.
Honda: Entering the Fray with Premium EVsHonda has been relatively quiet on EVs in India, but that’s changing fast. The Japanese giant unveiled the 0 α (Alpha) SUV concept at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show, confirming a 2027 India launch as its first dedicated EV. This sleek, low-slung SUV will emphasize space, comfort, and Honda’s reliability, with production models targeting global markets including India at around ₹20-25 lakhs.
Preceding it, the Elevate EV is expected in August 2026, converting the popular SUV into an electric powerhouse with a 400 km range and advanced driver aids. Honda’s 0 Series roadmap includes saloon variants too, positioning the brand as a premium EV player by 2027.
| Brand | Key Upcoming EV | Expected Launch | Price Range (₹ Lakhs) | Highlight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maruti Suzuki | e Vitara | Dec 2025 | 17-26 | Midsize SUV, 400+ km range |
| Mahindra | XUV 3XO EV | Nov 2025 | <15 | Compact, 450 km range |
| Hyundai | Compact EV (Inster-based) | 2027 | <15 | Made-in-India, urban focus |
| Kia | Carens EV | 2025 | 18-22 | MPV with 400 km range |
| Tata Motors | Sierra EV | 2026 | 25+ | Premium coupe-SUV |
| Honda | 0 α SUV | 2027 | 20-25 | First dedicated EV |
India’s EV adoption is accelerating, and these launches will make electric mobility more accessible. With competition heating up, consumers can expect better ranges, smarter tech, and sharper pricing. Stay tuned—the road ahead is electrified!
