The Indian electric SUV segment is going to be entirely different from what it is today in 2026. Customers nowadays prefer longer range, fast charging, and styling, rather than those things dependent on fuel consumption, as is the case with petrol and diesel. Images seen around showrooms and those of concept cars tell that brands are seeking future road presence with efficiency backing it up.
Maruti Suzuki eVX
This would seem to be the prototype of mass-market EVs judging from what the concept images of the Maruti eVX show. It has the bold frontal treatment i.e. connected LED lighting between upper and lower clusters, the muscular body build, that true feel of a mid-size SUV. Expectedly, the battery capacity should hover around 60 kWh, which delivers a real-world range somewhere between 450 and 500 km. The interior pictures showcase a huge touchscreen, minimalist dashboard aesthetic, and spacious cabin. Market-wise, eVX would target the Creta-sized SUV customers in its electrified form.
Tata Curvev EV
Photos of Tata Curvv EV can rightly be admired for having such roofline, a coupe-type feeling and sharp cuts defining the body. It is sporty in appearance with all the intended modern features. Expected configurations for batteries are some beneath one model in which high-ups can go up to 500 kms of range. Interiors are pretty good looking with a digitally displayed driver in addition to Tata’s unique safety technology. Curvv EV sits right between Tata’s Nexon EV and Harrier EV.
Hyundai Creta EV
Creta spy shots of the EV were and expected design renders showed that the known Creta would get rejuvenated by an electric version. It will adopt a closed front grille, carry EV-specific alloys, and get blue highlights, thus making it have an identity of its own. The battery should contain about 50-55 kWh to ensure smooth transition from city to highway journeys. Cabin pictures display a premium feel which the customer would expect from Hyundai. This electric SUV would gladden the family-minded market with an electric SUV.
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Mahindra XUV.e8
Preview images of XUV.e8 hint towards the making of a powerful tech-loaded electric SUV. The size and stance are identical with that of XUV700 while electric performance places it into the premium segment. Highlights will be huge battery pack, fast charging support, and ADAS features. Interior illumination projects wide screens and a luxury-centered layout.
Kia EV5
From what is seen in the global images, the Kia EV5 looked futuristic and punches as an electric, boxy machine with modern shoulders, lights, and premium interiors. The possible mileage could be pegged at around 450 kilometers, targeting premium buyers of electric SUVs in India.
Conclusion
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Future electric SUVs will not be green but fully designed performance feature packaged. Photos and previews, clearly new generation electric SUVs will be very handy, attractive, and aspirational.
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