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Top selling electric cars in Indian auto market; Check list here

New Delhi: People are adopting electric cars very fast in the country. For this reason, many car companies are launching new electric cars in the country and their sales are also seeing a lot of growth. In September last month, there has been a lot of sales of some major electric cars in the country, […]

Edited By : Shriti Aniraj | Updated: Oct 29, 2022 16:32 IST
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New Delhi: People are adopting electric cars very fast in the country. For this reason, many car companies are launching new electric cars in the country and their sales are also seeing a lot of growth. In September last month, there has been a lot of sales of some major electric cars in the country, in which the Indian company Tata Motors remains strong. See which electric cars have sold the most in the last month.

Tata Nexon EV

Tata Nexon EV is available in India in two variants namely Prime and Max. The sale of this electric car has been the highest in the last month. In September, the company has sold 2,847 units of this car. The starting ex-showroom price of this car is Rs 14.99 lakh.

Tata Tigor EV

This compact sedan electric car from Tata Motors has sold 808 units of Tigor EV in 2022 last month. A 26 kWh lithium-ion battery pack is seen in this car. The starting ex-showroom price of this electric car in the country is Rs 12.24 lakh.

MG ZS EV

The updated version of this electric car from MG Motor was launched this year. The company has sold 412 units of this car last month. The starting ex-showroom price of this electric car is Rs 22.58 lakh.

Hyundai Kona Electric

This electric SUV from Hyundai comes with a lithium-ion battery pack of 39.2 kWh. Last month, the company has sold 121 units of this car. The ex-showroom price of this car is Rs 23.84 lakh.

First published on: Oct 29, 2022 04:32 PM IST

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