Expert Review
4.28/5
The EV6 is fully imported, which explains the price premium over its Hyundai sibling. It offers 480 litres of boot space, a bold design that turns heads, and a driving experience that makes you forget you're in an SUV. The all-wheel-drive powertrain delivers instant torque and surprisingly sharp handling for a car of its size.
Who should buy it? Early adopters who want an electric SUV that doesn't look like a fridge on wheels. Buyers who want the performance without the German badge tax.
What will bug you? The ₹19.88 lakh price difference between the EV6 and the Ioniq 5 is hard to justify when they share the same platform. The rear seat is adequate but not class-leading, and the cabin, while premium, doesn't feel as special as the Ioniq 5's retro-modern interior. Also, the BYD Sealion 7 starts at ₹48.90 lakh and offers similar performance.
