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Mahindra Plans Larger EV
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., which began selling its e20 electric hatchback last month, says it is developing a new EV platform that will carry larger, higher-powered models.
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Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., which began selling its e20 electric hatchback last month, says it is developing a new EV platform that will carry larger, higher-powered models.
Mahindra auto chief Pawan Goenka tells reporters that the company's SsangYong unit in South Korea also might use the new architecture.
Within a year Mahindra plans to launch three new EVs that will ride on the current platform: versions of the Gio and Maxximo small commercial trucks and the Verito small sedan. The latter is a Mahindra-badged version of the low-cost Logan made by Renault SA's Dacia unit.
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