The Tata Nexon EV has been the undisputed king of electric SUVs in India, with over 50,000 units sold and a solid fanbase thanks to its brand trust, features, and affordable pricing. But friends, you understood, the competition is about to get real spicy with five big players—MG, Mahindra, Kia, Maruti Suzuki, and Hyundai—bringing their own EV SUVs to the table. The MG Windsor EV Long-Range, coming in April 2025, will offer a 50kWh battery and an impressive 460km range, while Mahindra’s XUV3XO EV, expected mid-2025, might get a 35kWh battery and some fresh design tweaks. Kia’s Syros EV, set for early 2026, is expected to deliver around 450km of range, and Maruti is planning to launch the Fronx EV in 2027 with a 49kWh battery, sharing specs with the upcoming e Vitara. Meanwhile, Hyundai is quietly working on the Venue EV, though official details are still under wraps. So friends, get ready, because the EV race is heating up, and the Nexon EV will soon have some serious rivals to watch out for!