Mahindra Revamps EV Charging Policy: More Flexibility, Less Hassle!

Mahindra has recently updated its electric vehicle (EV) charging policy, offering greater flexibility to customers purchasing the BE 6 and XEV 9e SUVs. Previously, acquiring a company-supplied charger was mandatory with these EVs. However, under the revised policy, customers can now opt out of purchasing the charger if they meet any of the following conditions:​

1. No Provision for Private Charger: If your home or office lacks the infrastructure to install a private charger, you are exempted from buying the company-supplied charger.​

2. Existing Compatible Charger: If you already own a charger that aligns with Mahindra’s safety standards, you can choose not to purchase an additional charger.

3. Multiple Vehicle Ownership: For families purchasing two or more Mahindra electric SUVs, a single charging point may suffice, eliminating the need for multiple chargers.

For customers who do not meet these criteria, Mahindra continues to offer two charger options:​

• 7.2kW AC Charger: Priced at ₹50,000.​

• 11.2kW AC Charger: Priced at ₹75,000.​

Mahindra BE 6 Charging Details

The BE 6 model is available in various configurations:​

• Pack Three (Top Model): Equipped with a 79kWh battery pack, it requires approximately 8 hours to charge from 0 to 100 percent using an 11kW charger and about 11.7 hours with a 7.2kW charger.​

• Other Variants (Pack One to Pack Three Select): These come with a 59kWh battery, charging fully in around 6 hours with an 11kW charger and 8.7 hours with a 7.2kW charger.

​Mahindra BE 6 with charger price list (lakh, ex-showroom)

Mahindra XEV 9e Charging Details

The XEV 9e shares battery and charging specifications with the BE 6:​

• 79kWh Battery Pack: Full charge in approximately 8 hours using an 11kW charger and 11.7 hours with a 7.2kW charger.​

• 59kWh Battery Pack: Full charge in about 6 hours with an 11kW charger and 8.7 hours with a 7.2kW charger.

Mahindra XEV 9E with charger price list (lakh, ex-showroom)​

Deliveries for both the BE 6 and XEV 9e models are scheduled to commence in mid-March.​

This policy revision reflects Mahindra’s commitment to accommodating diverse customer needs and promoting the adoption of electric mobility by offering more personalized charging solutions.