The Mahindra BE 6 specifications turn on battery size, range and charging, with no engine or fuel tank to weigh. Three battery packs give it more range choice than most electric SUVs near this price. That breadth is the BE 6's real party trick.
The 59 kWh pack makes 228 bhp, the 70 kWh pack 241 bhp, and the 79 kWh pack 282 bhp, all with 380 Nm. A single-speed automatic drives the rear wheels on every trim. So battery size sets both the range and the outright pace you get. All three deliver 380 Nm instantly to the rear wheels.
Range and charging are the headline figures. The three packs cover about 556 km, 651 km and 682 km on a full charge. DC fast charging takes any of them from 20 to 80 percent in about 20 minutes. A home 11.2 kW wallbox needs roughly six to eight hours. So even the big pack refills overnight at home.
At 4371 mm long on a 2775 mm wheelbase, the BE 6 is compact outside yet roomy within. The flat floor and long wheelbase free rear space and a 455 litre boot for five. To weigh range against kit, line up the BE 6 variants first. The 455 litre boot handles family loads with ease.
Safety and feature kit run to multiple airbags, ESP, a wide screen layout and driver aids on top trims. The low stance gives sharp, planted handling for an SUV. Once a trim appeals, browse the BE 6 colour options to finish your pick. Ground clearance of 207 mm keeps it usable on rough roads.
