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    EV Car Brands

    Last updated: June 2026 · Researched by the ThatsmyEV editorial team

    22 brands sell electric cars in India in 2026, with more than 60 models between them, from the ₹6.99 L MG Comet EV to the ₹3.10 Cr Mercedes-Benz G-Class. Three are homegrown brands such as Tata, Mahindra and Maruti Suzuki; the rest come from Korea, Japan, Europe, the USA and China.

    Indian brands tend to win on value, service reach and made-for-India durability; the imports bring luxury, performance and the longest ranges. Pick a brand below, or use the quick navigator to narrow by origin, budget or what matters most to you.

    22
    Brands
    60+
    Models on sale
    ₹6.99 L
    Most affordable
    ₹3.10 Cr
    Most premium

    The brand landscape at a glance

    The quickest way to get your bearings across all 22.

    Most affordable EV
    MG Comet EV
    ₹6.99 L · MG
    Most premium EV
    Mercedes G-Class Electric
    ₹3.10 Cr · Mercedes-Benz
    Most models
    Mercedes-Benz · 7
    Then Tata (6), Mahindra / BMW / MG (5)
    Best-selling Indian brand
    Tata
    The EV market leader, 6 models
    Longest range
    Mercedes-Benz EQS
    857 km · longest of any EV in India
    Newest arrivals
    Tesla · VinFast
    The latest brands to launch here

    Who's most committed to EVs?

    Electric models on sale per brand. The brands with the deepest line-ups, and the two Indian names holding their own against the global giants.

    Indian brand Global brand
    Mercedes-Benz
    7
    Tata
    6
    Mahindra
    5
    BMW
    5
    MG
    5
    Hyundai
    4
    Volvo
    4
    BYD
    4
    Audi
    3
    Kia
    3
    Porsche
    3
    Toyota
    2
    VinFast
    2

    Brands with two or more models shown. Nine more — Maruti Suzuki, Honda, Lexus, Citroën, Jaguar, MINI, Skoda, Volkswagen and Tesla — currently sell one EV each.

    All EV brands in India

    Every brand selling an electric car in India, grouped by home market. Tap any brand for its full model line-up, prices and reviews.

    Indian brands or imported? How to decide

    The single biggest fork in choosing an EV brand in India, and the honest trade-offs each way.

    The homegrown trio: Tata, Mahindra and Maruti Suzuki build for Indian roads, price and service reality. They run the widest dealer and service networks, hold value well and, in Mahindra's case, now match the imports on range. The global brands counter with the latest tech, plusher cabins, sharper performance and, at the top, the longest ranges on sale but their service and fast-charging support is thinner outside the big cities, and parts cost more.

    Indian brands suit you if…

    • Service reach and quick parts matter where you live
    • You want the best value and resale support
    • You're a first-time EV buyer who wants a safe bet
    • You'd rather buy a car proven on Indian roads

    Imported brands suit you if…

    • You want the latest cabin tech and driver assistance
    • Luxury, badge and performance are the priority
    • You need the very longest range (Mercedes EQS, Kia EV6)
    • You're in a metro with strong service and charging

    How to choose an EV brand

    Beyond the badge, four things actually decide whether a brand is right for you.

    Service & charging network in your city. The best EV is the one you can get serviced and charged near home. Tata and Mahindra have the widest reach; check coverage for any imported brand before you commit.

    The right model for your budget and body type. Brand matters less than the specific car. Use our price filters and body-type filters to see which brands actually compete in your bracket.

    Range honesty. Every brand quotes an ARAI figure; real-world range runs roughly 15 to 20% lower. We always show both, so you can compare brands on the same honest basis.

    Track record and resale. Established names (Tata, Mahindra, Hyundai, MG) have a longer India history and clearer resale picture; the newest arrivals are still building theirs.

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    Frequently asked questions

    There are 22 electric car brands on sale in India in 2026, offering more than 60 models between them, spanning homegrown makers like Tata, Mahindra and Maruti Suzuki and global brands from Korea, Japan, Europe, the USA and China.