Mahindra XUV e8 Electric SUV Spied In Production-Ready Form- Pictures

While the carmakers are betting heavily on the EVs moving forward, Mahindra is planning firmly to cement its place in the segment. With the XUV400 facelift in the pipeline, the XUV700 EV, or you can say the Mahindra XUV e8 has been spied in production-ready format. The spy shots emerge from Mahindra's factory, and before we delve deeper into the details, make sure you join our Whatsapp Group Community of petrolheads to find out more exciting stuff about the Auto world.

Now, let's look at what you can expect from the upcoming EV from the Indian carmaker.

Mahindra XUV e8: Electric XUV700 On The Way

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In its preliminary stages of development, the XUV.e8 reveals uncamouflaged body panels, offering a distinctive look. Notably, the bonnet and doors share resemblances with the XUV700, showcasing a familiar kink near the C-pillar and a flowing roofline. This design aligns with Mahindra's earlier patent filing, emphasizing a visual connection between the XUV.e8 and the established XUV700 model. To maintain competitiveness, Mahindra will incorporate some parts sharing with the conventional XUV700. Expect shared components such as switchgear, door panels, and seats, ensuring a balance between innovation and cost-effectiveness.

Interiors & Expected Features

Insights from earlier interior spy shots unveil a captivating setup featuring three horizontally oriented screens. The first, positioned behind the steering wheel, functions as the digital driver's display. The central screen serves the purpose of infotainment, while the third screen, dedicated to the passenger, delivers comprehensive vehicle details and more. Noteworthy additions include a new touch-based climate control panel and a flat-bottomed, two-spoke steering wheel, reminiscent of the latest Tata SUVs

Battery And Range

Despite sharing the body with the XUV700, the XUV.e8 stands as a unique offering based on Mahindras INGLO skateboard platform. Promising an all-wheel-drive system and battery options up to 80kWh, power outputs will range from 230hp to over 350hp.

This EV powerhouse is set to hit the market by December 2024, marking Mahindras entry into the electric vehicle segment.

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