Mahindra has taken a step ahead, in order to provide flexibility to the customers. The Indian carmaker has revised the EV charging policy. Check out the details below.
Mahindra revised its EV charging policy for the BE6 and XEV 9e, initially requiring customers to purchase a company-certified charger. Now, customers can opt out under certain conditions: if they already own a compatible charger, lack charging infrastructure, or have multiple Mahindra EVs. Bookings opened February 14, 2025, with prices starting at Rs 18.90 lakh for the BE6 and Rs 21.90 lakh for the XEV 9e.
