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

    India has 55+ electric cars across 8 body types. The split is lopsided: 35 of them are SUVs, nearly two in three. Sedans come a distant second, and hatchbacks, compacts and saloons are rare, the few that exist are also the most affordable EVs on sale.

    Pick a body type below to see every model in it, with prices and real-world range, or use the quick guide to find the right shape for how you drive.

    Browse by body type

    Every body type on sale, how many EVs it holds, and what each is best at.

    SUV EVs35 vehicles

    Versatile electric SUVs with commanding presence and space.

    Best for: the default all-rounder, space and stance
    Spans: ₹13.89 L (XUV 3XO) to ₹1.90 Cr (BMW iX)
    View 35 SUVs →
    Sedan EVs6 vehicles

    Stylish electric sedans offering comfort and long-distance refinement.

    Best for: highway comfort, a low, planted drive
    Spans: ₹12.49 L (Tata Tigor) to ₹85 L (BMW i5)
    View 6 sedans →
    Luxury EVs4 vehicles

    Premium electric cars with the finest cabin experience and technology.

    Best for: flagship statements, ultimate comfort
    Spans: ₹1.55 Cr (EQS) to ₹3.10 Cr (G-Class)
    View 4 luxury EVs →
    Sports EVs4 vehicles

    High-performance electric sports cars built for thrilling drives.

    Best for: performance, pace and presence
    Spans: ₹74.99 L (MG Cyberster) to ₹2.50 Cr (Taycan)
    View 4 sports EVs →
    Hatchback EVs2 vehicles

    Practical and efficient electric hatchbacks for everyday driving.

    Best for: value, easy city driving
    Spans: ₹7.99 L (Tiago EV) to ₹13.14 L (ëC3)
    View 2 hatchbacks →
    MPV EVs2 vehicles

    Spacious electric multi-purpose vehicles for families and groups.

    Best for: seven-seat space, family duty
    Spans: ₹26.90 L (BYD eMAX 7) to ₹69.90 L (MG M9)
    View 2 MPVs →
    Compact EVs1 vehicle

    Small, city-friendly electric cars that are easy to park and drive.

    Best for: tight parking, cheapest way into an EV
    Spans: MG Comet EV, from ₹6.99 L
    View the compact EV →
    Saloon EVs1 vehicle

    Refined electric saloons combining comfort and elegance.

    Best for: a sleek coupe-SUV silhouette with long range
    Spans: Tata Curvv EV, from ₹17.49 L
    View the saloon EV →

    India's EV market is an SUV market

    How the 55+ EVs split across body types. One shape towers over the rest.

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    35 of 55 EVs are SUVs, nearly two in three. Sedans are a distant second at six; everything else is in single figures. If you specifically want a hatchback, compact or saloon EV, the choice is deliberately narrow, but those few models are also the most affordable on the market.

    Which body type is right for you?

    Start from how you actually drive, not from the brochure.

    Why so many SUVs, and what it means for you

    India buys SUVs, and carmakers have followed, so two-thirds of EVs wear that shape. The upside is genuine choice: 35 SUVs from ₹13.89 L to ₹1.90 Cr, in every size and seat count. The flip side is that if you'd rather have a small, light, efficient hatchback, you're choosing from just two, the Tata Tiago EV and Citroën ëC3, plus the single compact MG Comet EV. That's not a weakness of those cars; they're the cheapest, most efficient EVs you can buy. It just means the body type you want narrows your shortlist before price or range ever do, so it's worth deciding the shape first.

    Frequently asked questions

    Eight: SUV, sedan, hatchback, compact, MPV, saloon, sports and luxury, spanning 55-plus electric cars in total.