Mahindra Brings Reva E2O EV. Priced at Rs.5.96 Lakh
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Re: New Mahindra Reva NXR Launches in September 2012
Hahahahahaha this one was classic from you . So very true .
But nonetheless kudos to mahindra for going forward with this project aggressively .![[clap]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Clap.gif "Clap [clap]")
But before all this, there has to be proper supply of electricity, else we end up using generator, which would mean in reality we run reva not on electricity but diesel. ![[lol]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Laugh.gif "Laugh [lol]")
But nonetheless kudos to mahindra for going forward with this project aggressively .
Re: New Mahindra Reva NXR Launches in September 2012
In Bangalore, electronics city Road it's very common sight to catch upcoming Mahindra Electric Test Version car. This time luckily I was able to capture some pics. The car looks of moderate size and car was going at steady speed between 75-80KMPH.
Here comes pics
In Bangalore, electronics city Road it's very common sight to catch upcoming Mahindra Electric Test Version car. This time luckily I was able to capture some pics. The car looks of moderate size and car was going at steady speed between 75-80KMPH.
Here comes pics
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Re: New Mahindra Reva NXR Launching Soon
In the next few weeks, India’s Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh is expected to unveil the National Electric Mobility Mission Plan 2020. This much awaited development plan for electric vehicles in India, which has taken many months to arrive is expected to finally result in the launch of the Mahindra E2O all electric hatchback, whose launch has been delayed due to the delay in announcement of the National Electric Mobility Mission Plan 2020. Meanwhile, Mahindra Reva is ready with the E2O electric hatchback with production spec vehicles already being demonstrated to potential buyers.
Mahindra Reva E2O(formerly NXR) electric hatchback inches closer along with National Electric Mobility Mission Plan 2020 | IndianCarsBikes.in
In the next few weeks, India’s Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh is expected to unveil the National Electric Mobility Mission Plan 2020. This much awaited development plan for electric vehicles in India, which has taken many months to arrive is expected to finally result in the launch of the Mahindra E2O all electric hatchback, whose launch has been delayed due to the delay in announcement of the National Electric Mobility Mission Plan 2020. Meanwhile, Mahindra Reva is ready with the E2O electric hatchback with production spec vehicles already being demonstrated to potential buyers.
Mahindra Reva E2O(formerly NXR) electric hatchback inches closer along with National Electric Mobility Mission Plan 2020 | IndianCarsBikes.in
Re: New Mahindra Reva NXR Launching Soon
: Continental India today announced that the company will provide electrical and electronics car body components for electric car, the Mahindra Reva NXR.
Continental will provide the basic function controller (BFC), immobilizer and remote keyless entry for the Reva.
Continental's BFC is designed as part of a full set of scalable solutions that can be used to implement body electronics features in a wide range of cars, starting from entry level models to luxury cars, enabling OEMs to upgrade effortlessly to meet future requirements.
Commenting on the partnership, Chetan Maini, Founder and Chief of Technology & Strategy, Mahindra Reva said, "All our vehicle models will be based on the concept of 5 C's - Clean, Convenient, Connected, Clever and Cost Effective. We are glad to have partnered a global automotive technology leader like Continental and the synergy will result in superior driving experience for our customers."
Continental India to provide electrical and electronics car body components for Mahindra Reva NXR - The Economic Times
: Continental India today announced that the company will provide electrical and electronics car body components for electric car, the Mahindra Reva NXR.
Continental will provide the basic function controller (BFC), immobilizer and remote keyless entry for the Reva.
Continental's BFC is designed as part of a full set of scalable solutions that can be used to implement body electronics features in a wide range of cars, starting from entry level models to luxury cars, enabling OEMs to upgrade effortlessly to meet future requirements.
Commenting on the partnership, Chetan Maini, Founder and Chief of Technology & Strategy, Mahindra Reva said, "All our vehicle models will be based on the concept of 5 C's - Clean, Convenient, Connected, Clever and Cost Effective. We are glad to have partnered a global automotive technology leader like Continental and the synergy will result in superior driving experience for our customers."
Continental India to provide electrical and electronics car body components for Mahindra Reva NXR - The Economic Times
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Spied – Mahindra E2O shows its interior for the first time!
Read more: Spied - Mahindra E2O shows its interior for the first time!
Spied – Mahindra E2O shows its interior for the first time!
Read more: Spied - Mahindra E2O shows its interior for the first time!
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The IAB report detailed only about dashboard layout,no information about front and back seats.Back seats going to be catastophic,may be suitable for kids sitting with folded legs resting in the seat itself.
The IAB report detailed only about dashboard layout,no information about front and back seats.Back seats going to be catastophic,may be suitable for kids sitting with folded legs resting in the seat itself.
Re: New Mahindra Reva NXR Launching Soon
Wait till April to buy your electric car or bike, it will be cheaper
India plans to join countries such as the UK and the US to offer incentives and encourage people to drive electric and hybrid cars and two wheelers Mint reported.
The move, from April and which would cost the government Rs 300-500 crore a year, could enourage more people to buy electric cars and bikes in the country. The cost of a electric bike could come down as much as Rs 50,000 and Rs 1.5 lakh for cars once the subidies are introduced.
The biggest local beneficiaries could be Mahindra and Mahindra, which is eager to launch its E20, the four-door electric car later this year and Hero Electric, part of the Hero group. The move comes ahead of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh unveiling the ambitious National Mission Plan for Electric and Hybrid vehicles on 9 January. The plan had been announced in the 2011 budget.
India is expected to spend at least Rs.22,500 crore by 2020 to promote electric and hybrid vehicles, of which the government will provide Rs.13,000-14,000 crore, and the remaining amount will be invested by the auto industry in research and development. By then, seven million electric vehicles will be on road.
A total of about 130,000 electric vehicles were sold in India in 2011-12, according to the Society of Manufacturers of Electric Vehicles lobby group, Mint said.
Wait till April to buy your electric car or bike, it will be cheaper | wheelsunplugged.com
Wait till April to buy your electric car or bike, it will be cheaper
India plans to join countries such as the UK and the US to offer incentives and encourage people to drive electric and hybrid cars and two wheelers Mint reported.
The move, from April and which would cost the government Rs 300-500 crore a year, could enourage more people to buy electric cars and bikes in the country. The cost of a electric bike could come down as much as Rs 50,000 and Rs 1.5 lakh for cars once the subidies are introduced.
The biggest local beneficiaries could be Mahindra and Mahindra, which is eager to launch its E20, the four-door electric car later this year and Hero Electric, part of the Hero group. The move comes ahead of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh unveiling the ambitious National Mission Plan for Electric and Hybrid vehicles on 9 January. The plan had been announced in the 2011 budget.
India is expected to spend at least Rs.22,500 crore by 2020 to promote electric and hybrid vehicles, of which the government will provide Rs.13,000-14,000 crore, and the remaining amount will be invested by the auto industry in research and development. By then, seven million electric vehicles will be on road.
A total of about 130,000 electric vehicles were sold in India in 2011-12, according to the Society of Manufacturers of Electric Vehicles lobby group, Mint said.
Wait till April to buy your electric car or bike, it will be cheaper | wheelsunplugged.com
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New Mahindra electric car is e2o
Mahindra has officially revealed that the replacement of the Reva electric car will be called the Mahindra e2o. The e2o was earlier showcased at the Auto Expo as the Reva NX-R. We broke the news of the Reva NX-R being called the e2o in October last year.
According to Mahindra, the e2o is a result of the group’s vision of the ‘future of mobility’. It involves the creation of future-ready vehicles that meet the 5 Cs framework of – clean, convenient, connected, clever and cost effective.
The e2o will be manufactured at Mahindra’s new plant in Bangalore. This plant, according to the company, has a rated annual production capacity of 30,000 cars.
The Mahindra e2o will come with an electric motor that derives power from 48-volt lithium-ion batteries capable of powering the car for about 100km on a single charge. Mahindra sees promise in this project and is considering leasing out the batteries which are an expensive component to replace. With prices likely to range from Rs 5.5-6 lakh, India’s latest EV won’t be cheap but SOPs on electric cars could bring prices down in the future.
New Mahindra electric car is e<sub>2</sub>o | News | Autocar India
New Mahindra electric car is e2o
Mahindra has officially revealed that the replacement of the Reva electric car will be called the Mahindra e2o. The e2o was earlier showcased at the Auto Expo as the Reva NX-R. We broke the news of the Reva NX-R being called the e2o in October last year.
According to Mahindra, the e2o is a result of the group’s vision of the ‘future of mobility’. It involves the creation of future-ready vehicles that meet the 5 Cs framework of – clean, convenient, connected, clever and cost effective.
The e2o will be manufactured at Mahindra’s new plant in Bangalore. This plant, according to the company, has a rated annual production capacity of 30,000 cars.
The Mahindra e2o will come with an electric motor that derives power from 48-volt lithium-ion batteries capable of powering the car for about 100km on a single charge. Mahindra sees promise in this project and is considering leasing out the batteries which are an expensive component to replace. With prices likely to range from Rs 5.5-6 lakh, India’s latest EV won’t be cheap but SOPs on electric cars could bring prices down in the future.
New Mahindra electric car is e<sub>2</sub>o | News | Autocar India
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Mahindra E2O teaser website is now also online: Link. This is the official website of Mahindra Reva: Mahindra REVA NXR Electric Cars | REVA Car Price/Cost in India.
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Mahindra E2O teaser website is now also online: Link. This is the official website of Mahindra Reva: Mahindra REVA NXR Electric Cars | REVA Car Price/Cost in India.
Drive Safe,
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Re: New Mahindra Reva NXR Launching Soon
Today I have seen Yellow color Reva NXR in Bangalore near ITPL. Since car was going in other direction I could not check the number plate but seeing the driver I can say that it was not a Test car. But I cannot claim the above.
Did Mahindra launched NXR?
Today I have seen Yellow color Reva NXR in Bangalore near ITPL. Since car was going in other direction I could not check the number plate but seeing the driver I can say that it was not a Test car. But I cannot claim the above.
Did Mahindra launched NXR?
Re: New Mahindra Reva NXR Launching Soon
Mahindra Reva to go ahead with electric car E2O launch in March
Mahindra Reva, the electric car arm of India's largest utility vehicle maker, Mahindra & Mahindra has decided to go ahead with the roll out the first electric car 'E2O' in March, despite the Finance Minister not extending the subsidy for electric cars, which got terminated last fiscal.
The finance minister P Chidambaram while extending the benefits for importing critical components like battery and electronic components for electric cars did not roll out the National Mission for Electric & Hybrid Mobility which was announced a couple of months back.
Chetan Maini, Chief of Technology and Strategy at Mahindra Reva is disappointed that there was no intervention for electric cars from the government.
Talking to ET, Maini said, "On one hand the government is talking about energy security and tackling urban pollution, and the medium to resolve these issues through electric cars was not supported. While the electric vehicle policy was announced a few months back, we are hoping for it to be implemented quickly, so that the much needed subsidy is extended for the segment to grow,"" added Maini.
Maini added, "The subsidy would have been welcome, but now we will have to look at our internal strategy to launch the product, with the hope that the policy will be soon implemented."
Mahindra Reva to go ahead with electric car E2O launch in March - The Economic Times
Mahindra Reva to go ahead with electric car E2O launch in March
Mahindra Reva, the electric car arm of India's largest utility vehicle maker, Mahindra & Mahindra has decided to go ahead with the roll out the first electric car 'E2O' in March, despite the Finance Minister not extending the subsidy for electric cars, which got terminated last fiscal.
The finance minister P Chidambaram while extending the benefits for importing critical components like battery and electronic components for electric cars did not roll out the National Mission for Electric & Hybrid Mobility which was announced a couple of months back.
Chetan Maini, Chief of Technology and Strategy at Mahindra Reva is disappointed that there was no intervention for electric cars from the government.
Talking to ET, Maini said, "On one hand the government is talking about energy security and tackling urban pollution, and the medium to resolve these issues through electric cars was not supported. While the electric vehicle policy was announced a few months back, we are hoping for it to be implemented quickly, so that the much needed subsidy is extended for the segment to grow,"" added Maini.
Maini added, "The subsidy would have been welcome, but now we will have to look at our internal strategy to launch the product, with the hope that the policy will be soon implemented."
Mahindra Reva to go ahead with electric car E2O launch in March - The Economic Times