Comparison
Mahindra BE 6 vs Tata Curvv EV vs Hyundai Creta Electric: the new electric SUV order
Three born-electric SUVs, three very different philosophies. We compare range, charging speed, cabin space and price.
<p>The BE 6 leads on outright range and charging speed thanks to its 79 kWh pack and 175 kW peak DC rate. The Creta Electric counters with the most familiar cabin and the widest service network.</p> <p>On our standard 100 km highway loop, the BE 6 consumed the least energy per kilometre, and its 20 to 80 per cent charge took 20 minutes against 35 for its rivals.</p> <p>Where the BE 6 loses ground is rear headroom: the coupe roofline costs about 40 mm compared with the upright Creta Electric.</p>
Verdict
Buy the BE 6 for range and drama, the Creta Electric for peace of mind.
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