List of Top Electric Cars Of 2023

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List of Top Electric Cars Of 2023

Published on February 14, 2023. EST READ TIME: 4 minutes

Almost every carmaker, except for the Japanese ones, is now targeting to manufacture more electric and hybrid car models. If you are planning to purchase one of these models, always make sure to get befitting motor insurance. You cannot renew car insurance for a new car. You have to get a new one. Depending on the circumstances, you can even opt for zero depreciation insurance to secure better coverage and enhanced financial protection.

Currently, only a handful of electric cars are available in the Indian auto market. However, this number is set to enhance in this current year. This article will highlight some of the upcoming hybrid car launch projects of top carmakers in India that 2023 is supposed to witness.

List of top electric cars of 2023:

A. Hyundai:

Hyundai is noted for launching its first electric car variant, Kona EV, back in July 2019. This Korean car manufacturer is set to launch their next model called Ioniq 5, the bookings that have already been opened in the last month. In January, this new model will be showcased at the Auto Expo, 2023.

Ioniq 5 Indian variant has a 72.6 kWh battery pack offering a range of 631 km per ARAI records. It possesses a rear-wheel drivetrain capable of delivering an average power output of 217 PS. The highlights include a panoramic sunroof and 12.3” displays with a unique sliding centre console. The Indian price range revolves around INR 50 lakhs. It supports fast charging of up to 350 kW, allowing it to shoot from 0 to 80% within 18 minutes.

This is the primary model of the new generation electric vehicle of Hyundai.

Besides this, Hyundai Kia is also supposed to launch their electric variant of Kona in 2023, with an ex-showroom price range of INR 23.75 lakhs. Its battery pack is of 39.2 kW capacity clubbed with an electric motor of 136 PS and produces 395Nm of torque. The range is 452 km, as per ARAI claims.

If you are planning to invest in these models, it is best to opt for zero depreciation insurance coverage to enjoy enhanced coverage and insurance facilities as per the terms of your chosen motor insurance policy.

B. Kia:

Kia revealed their EV9 Concept electric car at the Auto Expo recently held in Noida. This acts as a pioneer model in the battery-powered SUV genre. It is due to hit the Indian mass market in 2025. However, production will begin this year on Hyundai’s special E-GMP platform.

The per-charge battery range offered by this model is 540 km., allowing for up to 100 km range addition in an average of 6 minutes.

Apart from this, their EV6 completely built-up model is supposed to hit the Indian markets in a completely knocked down form, an improvisation introduced as an effective tax-saving scheme to enhance sales figures further.

Whatever model you choose to buy, never fail to maintain a proper motor insurance plan for your beloved four-wheeler.

C. Mahindra:

Mahindra is set to produce full-range electric vehicles to hit the roads of India from 2024 onwards. This renowned car maker has already revealed as many as five electric SUV models that are supposed to be positioned under two EV brands of Mahindra called XUV and BE, the exclusively electric brand.

The company is ready to launch its first BE model of SUV called XUV-400 in January 2023, which was already revealed in September 2022.

It is equipped with a battery pack of 39.5 kWh capacity, allowing a maximum speed of 150 km/hour, with an acceleration speed reaching 0-100 km/hour in just 8.3 seconds. The per-charge battery range is 456 km. It won’t require more than 50 minutes for battery charging from 0-80% because of the 50kW fast charger.

After its launch, it will be primarily available in 16 Indian cities, including Mumbai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Delhi NCR, Pune, Chennai, Surat, Nagpur, Nashik, Thiruvananthapuram, Kochi, Chandigarh, Jaipur, Goa, and Ahmedabad.

D. >MG Motor:

MG Motor is all set to launch its second electric vehicle variant by the middle of 2023. This new variant is known as MG Air EV. This is a specially designed 3-door urban city EV. It was revealed at the Auto Expo, recently held in Greater Noida, a few days back.

MG Air EV will be available with two options of battery packs- 17.3 kWh and 26.7 kWh offering a range of 200 km and 300 km, respectively, after a single full charge. It is yet to be seen which model is set to hit the Indian auto market.

The company officials have claimed that this is supposed to be the smallest EV in the Indian context.

E. Tata Motors:

Although Tata Motors is supposed to launch exclusively ‘born electric’ cars from 2024 onwards, it has already showcased the AVINYA concept cars, which focus on converting the majority of the existing traditional combustion engine to electric variants. Another major project the company is involved in is the Curvv concept electric vehicle.

Tata already produces top-selling EVs like Nexon EV, Tiago EV, and Tigor EV. As per the sources, it is supposed to launch Punch EV, Harrier EV, Safari EV and Altroz EV in the current year. With all these upcoming projects, it is understandable that Tata Motors is about to set the Indian EV market on fire by enhancing the number of available options in the EV genre for the general public.

Each of these models is supposed to be available in different variants, further enhancing the scope for choices. Each of them will showcase certain special highlighting features and aspects.

F. Skoda:

Skoda will launch their EnyaqiV electric SUV in India this year. A special lithium-ion battery pack powers it clubbed with a powerful electric motor. It is currently available in various trim levels and variable battery sizes across the globe. However, the Indian market is supposed to experience it in the middle of 2023.

EnyaqiV 80 offers the maximum powertrain and comes with a 77kWh battery pack and a 125 kW DC fast charger. It is equipped with both rear and front axles, offering 261 bhp and AWD. This model can reach from nought to 100 km/hour in just 6.9 seconds and offers a WLTP-rated range of up to 513 km for a single full battery charge. It has a comfortable 13” infotainment display system with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support, 19” robust Proteus alloy wheels and advanced driving assistance features.

Conclusion

This is a comprehensive guide to some of the upcoming electric vehicle models that the Indian automobile market is supposed to witness in 2023. However, whichever model you purchase, ensure to purchase befitting motor insurance. As these are quite expensive models, you can also research and opt for Zero Depreciation insurance. You cannot renew car insurance for a new car. You have to acquire a new one only, depending on the circumstances.

Disclaimer: The above information is for illustrative purpose only. For more details, please refer to policy wordings and prospectus before concluding the sales.

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