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@lovableidiot @BaluGorade And reliable engine. Korean engines life is 120k Km , while in maruti at 300k km no tension.
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🚙 Maruti Suzuki eVitara journey back from the Dhilwan Charger to Patiala home !!
✅ Back from Maruti Suzuki eViatra from Charging spot to Patiala !!
✅ Start Soc 100% ,Range : 440 km
✅ 90% Soc : 48 km :Normal Mode
✅ 80% Soc : 47 km : Sports mode
✅ 74% Soc : 28 km : Sports mode
✅ 123 km Soc consumed = 26%
✅ 74% to 81% : Top up done for My room mode demonstration
✅ 81% to 69% : 69 km : Sports mode here SOC consumed was 12%
✅ Total Range :: 192 ::: 38% Soc done
✅ Overall 69% Soc remained & 308 km of range remains
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youtu.be/g4gCLB2cDXY?si…
(video : Demo ADAS-2 night drive ,Led projector performance ,navigation in odometer ,my room mode) plus range on different modes
@evreporterin @TeslaClubIN @ev_gyan @PlugInIndia @AsheeshAroraEV @Shaggy7979 @evelectree @VahanWarta @volklub @TorqueIndia @BunnyPunia @ferrarirules86 @purohit__anuj

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@DuddWiser @meme_ki_diwani I have ibs issue also. R u using isolate or non isolate?
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@SandeepMall Im school child learn so many things other then studies, which not possible at home
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Total education fees from age 5 to 22 can fund a lifetime. Invest that money in stocks or gold SIP instead. This wealth allows a child to choose their work or avoid it. Use homeschooling to teach. The cost is one parent's career and families priority. That most of us are not ready to sacrifice.
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@mallik2m @Xroaders_001 I m looking to upgrade from nexon prime, will wait for ur review after ur purchase.
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@Xroaders_001 That's amazing. As I have been saying before, the weight and voltage advantage of E-Vitara 61kWh is shown here. With Mahindra BE6 59kWh and weight, the best possible is 350km with 25°C AC and Bangalore conditions.
I'm expecting better range figures with 25°C AC and in Bangalore.
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✅ Real World Range Test on Maruti Suzuki eVitara (61 kWh ) alpha variant !!
🏷️ We took Maruti Suzuki eVitara for range test ,driving on highway to see how the Maruti tagline : “India goes electric ,Experience it to Believe It” goes ahead and what experience we got of course to believe it as well indeed
Link :::
youtu.be/KmXIanSR6cc?si…
🏷️ Idea was simple to drive it as realistically as possible from Patiala to Amritsar to Attari to back to home (Patiala) with a Real world range test ,plus charging speeds and so forth
Results ::
🏷️ We extracted a range of 423 km with 4% Soc to spare !!
🏷️ Some stats to tinker ::
👉 At 90% : 41 km : 294 km (Range)
👉 At 80% : 87 km : 280 km (Range)
👉 At 74% : 109 km : 261 km (Range)
✅ We completed 200 km done with 53% Soc remaining (47% Soc consumed )
👉 At 70% : 130 km : 230 km (Range)
👉 At 50% : 215 km : 196 km (Range)
👉 At 40% : 257 km : 158 km (Range)
👉 At 30% : 297 km : 125 km (Range)
👉 At 20% : 345 km : 82 km (Range)
👉 At 15% : 361 km : 65 km (Range)
👉 At 10% : 390 km : 47 km (Range)
✅ 400 km done 8% Soc (92% consumed)
🏷️ Final efficiencies as per the odometer display was 7.1 km/kWh
🏷️ Whole range test was done with 2 People on board, AC on 22-23 C ,Eco mode drive ,V seats+ on,speeds were kept 84-80 km/h wherever possible,it’s highway run with a little city drive.
@MSArenaOfficial @NexaExperience @evreporterin @TeslaClubIN @PlugInIndia @evelectree @TheEVuniverse @ev_gyan @VahanWarta @TorqueIndia @rakeshkaswan @AsheeshAroraEV @ferrarirules86 @hormazdsorabjee @sidpatankar @Ganikgagan @yogivikas @volklub @mishramugdha @CVRAMAN61

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@ShivrattanDhil1 Purchased nexon ev in 2021 at 15.5 lakh drove 175000, technically its free now. Any more kms are totally free and will earn while sold in scrap.
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Drove a Toyota Hilux 60,000 km in 2 years bought for ₹32 lakh, spent about ₹6 lakh on fuel, and still getting a resale of ₹28 lakh.
Now compare that to a ₹30 lakh EV dropping to ₹18–20 lakh in the same time.
End of the day, the numbers balance out you either pay in fuel or in depreciation.
Choose your side! 👍🏻
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Creta Electric - Bumper to Bumper
Tested the Creta Electric only in extreme heat and heavy traffic conditions, where the average speed was just 18 km/h.
81% battery consumed, 278 km covered (charged to 92%, now at 11%).
So, if you drive bumper-to-bumper and occasionally wait for 15–20 minutes with the AC on, efficiency will be around 7.2–7.5 km/kWh.
This roughly translates to 350+ km range for the Creta Electric (51 kWh) in extreme traffic & hot conditions.
Used Level 1 regen and mostly Normal mode.
In lighter traffic, it returns around 9–9.5 km/kWh, which means 450+ km per charge.
The best part is that the battery percentage doesn’t drop suddenly and remains predictable, something we usually associate with a new iPhone battery, even under 20%.


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@HasnaZaruriHai Bhai ko deewar dekh ke laga 'Rann of Kutch' hai
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@shreemallatheru That’s true. It should be between 15-21 with 5-6 variants to actually compete logically with how game has gone up.
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Creta EV is the only car till date which gave the drive pleasure and overall feel like BMW iX1 which is extremely close to my heart.
That’s a single line review of Creta EV
Second, 51 kWh battery literally gives 8-10 km per kWh in half sleep which means 400+ km range with zero fuss. I drove this car for good 30-40 km at 15% battery and when I came back it was 8%
It has that maturity of a quality EV where comfort & real time efficiency are priorities and no gimmicks.
Hyundai should adjust the pricing for 51 kWh variants and make everything under 20 lakh to make it a solid contender against the competition. Hundred times better than NA petrol for City use.

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@volklub @shreemallatheru I have done 170k in nexon and zero regrets.
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This is why EVs need to be 5 years ahead, especially in terms of charging speed. Every new EV should offer a 20-25 minute top-up, at least from 20-80%. Ideally brands should target 10-80% in 20-25 mins depending on price points.
HRX@Hariraj_Rathod
Punch.EV 2024 model, 25kW max charging speed is giving "downloading a movie on 2G" energy. I packed a lunch. And dinner. 🍱 Ab kya timepass karu! I guess I am gonna be stuck at this forever!
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@geekyranjit Sir at 18 lakh which one u suggest be6 59 or evitara 61 zeta?
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@AbC967041505 @NsNitinsinha Dr i m considering to by mg zs ev top model over byd atto 3 . Should i go for it? Upgrading from nexon prime
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BYD Atto 3 and Maruti Suzuki eVitara cost the same - 25 Lakhs. 🫠
At a much lesser price point, you have options like MG Windsor, MG ZS EV, Tata Nexon EV, Tata Curvv EV, Tata Harrier EV, Mahindra BE 6 and XEV.
Most of them you can get fully loaded trims. And in some of them with a bigger battery pack as well.
Which one would you prefer in that budget? An outdated, under specced and cramped eVitara or some other EV?


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@ferrarirules86 @Tataev I agree with @ferrarirules86 in nexon tyre. I have nexon ev prime run 1.65k km, 3 tyre replaced and one is stock tyre
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@Tataev For all those who are doubting tyre tread health. Here are the images of all four tyres with the tread marker showing enough tread depth




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⚡️It's been nearly 3 years since I bought this home, and it has been a pleasure.
⚡️After 70,000 km, it still looks brand new and runs just as well.
⚡️Still running with original brakes, tires, and suspension.
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@ferrarirules86 @TorqueIndia @ferrarirules86 Bro i want to upgrade from nexon prime, any good recommendations? Confuse between zs ev, creta and harrier or mahindra 9s
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@TorqueIndia 20% to 80% Charging Time reduced from 52 mins to 34 mins
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CRETA DC charging after software update

Zeon Charging@zeoncharging
Hyundai Creta EV – Charge Curve ⚡ With a peak DC charging speed of 74 kW, the Creta EV can add up to 250 kms of range in around 30 minutes. Charge from 20% to 80% in just 34 minutes with its 51.4 kWh battery pack—perfect for quick pit stops and smooth journeys. #chargewithzeon #zeoncharging #hyundaicreta #evchargecurve #ev #electricvehicle @HyundaiIndia
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