Electric Cars Under 15 Lakhs

After months of anticipation I finally got my hands on the Tata Punch EV. It is been a thrilling ride from the moment I started the ride. The Punch EV caught my eye with its compact size and eco friendly promise something that deeply resonates with my green heart.The infotainment system is a touch of modernity though I faced occasional lags.The downside includes the long waiting period I tolerate to get my vehicle due to high demand and limited availability a testament to it is popularity but a hiccup for ready buyers.

Interior space is commendable comfortably accommodating my family of four but the rear seat could have been more spacious for long drives. The infotainment system is user friendly providing all the necessary connectivity features. However the long wait for the delivery was a disappointment initially. The limited number of fast charging stations sometimes makes planning longer trips a task. Also I have noted that the real world mileage tends to be slightly lower than claimed particularly in heavy traffic conditions. The Tata nexon EV wins big on being a cost effective and environmentally friendly

Buying the Tata Tiago EV felt like stepping into the future of driving with the allure of leading an eco friendly lifestyle while navigating Indian streets. Over the months the Tiago EV's speedy performance in city traffic impressed me thanks to its instant torque delivery. Charging was fairly convenient with fast charging options replenishing the battery significantly within an hour. The interior space while adequate for city commutes felt cramped during longer travels. Overall the Tiago EV has been a commendable companion perfect for urban habitats but it does ask for compromises especially for the wanderlust driven souls.

Embracing the electric revolution I turned to the Tata Tigor EV. Its price range starting from about ₹12 lakh promised an eco friendly drive without burning a hole in the pocket. The electric motor claimed an ARAI certified range of up to 306 kilometers per full charge which sounded perfect for my city rides. The home charging unit was a convenient feature making overnight charging a habit. The lack of fast charging stations in my locality was another obstacle limiting the spontaneity of long drives.

The Citroen eC3 is my invasion into the electric vehicle domain and it has been an interesting ride. The eC3 stands out with it is special styling and comfortable interiors a feature Citroen cars proudly boast. However the acceleration feels a segment lazy compared to petrol driven counterparts possibly a trade off for the increased range. Another point to consider for Indian customers is the boot space which is on the smaller side challenging when planning longer trips with family. The Citroen eC3 presents itself as a stylish eco friendly.