The Mahindra BE.05 electric SUV is expected to debut in October 2025.

The Mahindra BE.05 electric SUV was spotted in prototype form for the first time last week. The spy images of the car were soon all over the internet. Taking note of this, Mahindra CEO Rajesh Jejurikar took to Twitter to confirm that the company's "Automotive Leadership" team was at the wheel of the BE.05 prototype.

Jejurikar also shared an image revealing the BE.05's interior. The black and white image reveals a rather futuristic and minimalistic dashboard layout with a central spine. It houses slim horizontal air-conditioning vents and a floating digital instrument cluster. In the passenger seat is the CEO himself.

The Mahindra BE.05 is part of the brand's 'Born Electric' range of pure-electric products based on the INGLO platform. The car is expected to come with semi-active suspension, brake-by-wire, and ADAS with L2+ autonomous capability.

Mahindra's 'Born Electric' range of electric SUVs will be offered in single-motor and dual-motor configurations, with an overall output rated at 228-282 BHP and 335-389 BHP, respectively. The carmaker claims the SUVs would be capable of sprinting from 0-100 km/h in 5-6 seconds.

Mahindra will offer multiple battery options ranging from 60-80 kWh. The batteries will be able to charge up to 80% in 30 minutes using a 175 kW fast charger.

The Mahindra BE.05 electric SUV is expected to debut in October 2025.

Mahindra showcased five new electric SUV concepts in August last year. Among them was the BE.05, featuring a radical new design. Now, a pre-production prototype of this EV has been spotted on public roads for the first time.

The Mahindra BE.05 is part of the brand's 'Born Electric' range of pure-electric products based on the INGLO platform. The test mule looks similar to the concept showcased almost a year back. It has the striking new LED light signature up front, while the massively flared wheel arches appear to have been toned down. The rearview cameras have been replaced with conventional ORVMs.

The BE.05 is expected to come with semi-active suspension and brake-by-wire. Other features include a frunk and trunk storage, drive modes and ADAS with L2+ autonomous capability.

Mahindra's 'Born Electric' range of electric SUVs will be offered in single-motor and dual-motor configurations, with an overall output rated at 228-282 BHP and 335-389 BHP, respectively. The carmaker claims the SUVs would be capable of sprinting from 0-100 km/h in 5-6 seconds.

Mahindra will offer multiple battery options ranging from 60-80 kWh. The batteries will be able to charge up to 80% in 30 minutes using a 175 kW fast charger.

The Mahindra BE.05 electric SUV is expected to debut in October 2025.

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The upcoming electric SUVs are part of Mahindra's 'Born Electric' range.

Mahindra is gearing up to reveal five new electric SUVs on August 15, 2022.

The upcoming electric SUVs are part of Mahindra's 'Born Electric' range. The latest teaser released by the company showcases five models in different body styles. You can see 3 coupe SUVs and two models with a conventional design.

In the previous teaser, Mahindra had partially revealed three electric SUVs with radical designs. They had C-shaped LED daytime running lights at the front and LED light bars at the rear.

Earlier this year, Mahindra announced its plans to set up a new EV subsidiary, which will focus on the electric 4-wheeler segment. The company has also received an investment of Rs. 1,925 crore from UK-based British International Investment (BII).

Among the 13 new SUVs is the 5-door Thar, next-gen Scorpio and a hybrid version of the XUV700.

Earlier this week, Mahindra announced the financial results for Q2 and H1 FY2022. The carmaker also shared some details about its future products during the online press conference.

According to Rajesh Jejurikar, Executive Director, Mahindra & Mahindra, the company plans to introduce 13 SUVs by 2027. These will include 8 electric models. Between 2025 and 2027, Mahindra plans to launch 4 electric SUVs in the market.

Out of the 13 SUVs, the company has already launched the Thar. A 5-door version of the Thar is expected to debut post-2023. The next-generation Scorpio will be launched in 2022. A hybrid version of the XUV700 is also on the cards.

Mahindra's Q2 revenue grew by 15% to Rs. 13,305 crores. Consolidated revenues were up 12% to Rs. 21,470 crores.

The Farm Equipment Sector (FES) also registered growth. The tractor market share rose by 1.9% to 40.1% compared to Q2 FY2021.

Source: ET Auto

Mahindra Electric is reportedly working on a 380V electric powertrain that will soon make it to production under an electric SUV and a performance car. This new powertrain was previewed under the e2o Sport hatch concept at last year's Auto Expo in Greater Noida.

Currently, Mahindra's Electric range consists of the e2oPlus, eSupro and eVerito, which are offered with either of the two available powertrains - 48V and 72V. With the larger 380V setup, Mahindra is aiming to enhance its car's range as well as performance. This new electric powertrain is expected to be used in an electric SUV, which might be based on the Mahindra Scorpio or the XUV500. Additionally, the company might also employ it for its range of commercial vehicles.

The manufacturer has also reportedly indicated that it will be developing a new high-end electric performance car. Reports further suggest that Mahindra will be using its racing expertise from the Formula-E race team to develop the powertrain, while the design will be taken care of by Pininfarina.

Source: Autocar India

Mahindra is reportedly working on a fully-electric compact SUV, which is being developed by its electric arm, formerly known as Mahindra Reva.

Internally codenamed the S107, the electric compact SUV is Mahindra's next project in the electric car domain after the recently launched e-Verito. The company had earlier announced that Mahindra Electric will be launching two new products this year. The said electric compact SUV currently seems to be the first priority for the electric car company.

The company is also planning to release an electric and a CNG variant of its popular hatchback crossover - the Mahindra KUV1OO.

Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra and Tata Motors had earlier formed a consortium, under which, the companies will contribute to develop certain components of electric and hybrid vehicles. This will reduce the Research & Development cost burden on a single firm, and will thus help in making the cars more affordable.

Source: ET Auto