The Mahindra BE 6 SPORTEQ One 59 kWh is the entry version of Mahindra's electric crossover coupe: a 59 kWh battery claimed at 548 km, single-motor rear-wheel drive making 170 kW (228 bhp) and 380 Nm, CCS-II fast charging (Mahindra quotes 175 kW and 20-80% in under 20 minutes for the platform), an 11.2 kW home charger for a roughly 6-hour fill, a 455-litre boot with a 45-litre frunk, 207 mm ground clearance, six airbags, a 5-star Bharat NCAP rating and a lifetime high-voltage battery warranty for the first private owner, from about ₹19.45 lakh ex-showroom.
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Crossover coupeSingle motor RWD5 seatsAccessible mid-market
Mahindra BE 6 works best when buyers who want the cheapest way into the be 6 — the sporteq one 59 kwh opens the range at about ₹19.45 lakh ex-showroom, against ₹26.95 lakh for the top 79 kwh versions and predictable charging matter more than headline acceleration.
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₹23,619/yr
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Best for buyers who want the BE 6's design and rear-drive character at the lowest price, and who do not need the bigger battery or the driver-assistance kit fitted to higher trims.
Buyers who want the cheapest way into the BE 6 — the SPORTEQ One 59 kWh opens the range at about ₹19.45 lakh ex-showroom, against ₹26.95 lakh for the top 79 kWh versions
Daily driving with room for the occasional long trip — a 59 kWh battery claimed at 548 km, an 11.2 kW home charger that fills it in about 6 hours, and CCS-II fast charging
Families who want space in a style-led shape — a 455-litre boot plus a 45-litre frunk, 207 mm of ground clearance and a 5-star Bharat NCAP result for the BE 6
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This is the base trim: six airbags, a rear camera and rear sensors only, single-zone climate, manual seats, no panoramic roof and no Level 2 ADAS — those start higher up the SPORTEQ ladder.
Mahindra's 175 kW DC claim and the '20-80% in under 20 minutes' figure come from the launch release for the INGLO platform, not from a published spec for this 59 kWh variant, so treat charging times as indicative and confirm at the dealer.
India listings do not publish top speed, 0-100, usable battery capacity, kerb weight, cell chemistry, towing capacity, heat pump or vehicle-to-load for this variant — and the widely quoted 6.7-second 0-100 belongs to the 79 kWh car, not this one.
Reviewed 2026-08-30
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Range548 km Mixed
Real-world estimate ~355–440 km in everyday mixed driving. How we estimate this.
Battery59 kWh
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Charging175 kW DC / 11.2 kW AC
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Frequently asked about the Mahindra BE 6 SPORTEQ One 59 kWh
Is the Mahindra BE 6 SPORTEQ One 59 kWh worth buying?
Best for buyers who want the BE 6's design and rear-drive character at the lowest price, and who do not need the bigger battery or the driver-assistance kit fitted to higher trims.
Who is the Mahindra BE 6 SPORTEQ One 59 kWh best for?
Best fits include: Buyers who want the cheapest way into the BE 6 — the SPORTEQ One 59 kWh opens the range at about ₹19.45 lakh ex-showroom, against ₹26.95 lakh for the top 79 kWh versions, Daily driving with room for the occasional long trip — a 59 kWh battery claimed at 548 km, an 11.2 kW home charger that fills it in about 6 hours, and CCS-II fast charging, and Families who want space in a style-led shape — a 455-litre boot plus a 45-litre frunk, 207 mm of ground clearance and a 5-star Bharat NCAP result for the BE 6.
What should I watch out for with the Mahindra BE 6 SPORTEQ One 59 kWh?
The main caveats are these: This is the base trim: six airbags, a rear camera and rear sensors only, single-zone climate, manual seats, no panoramic roof and no Level 2 ADAS — those start higher up the SPORTEQ ladder; Mahindra's 175 kW DC claim and the '20-80% in under 20 minutes' figure come from the launch release for the INGLO platform, not from a published spec for this 59 kWh variant, so treat charging times as indicative and confirm at the dealer; and India listings do not publish top speed, 0-100, usable battery capacity, kerb weight, cell chemistry, towing capacity, heat pump or vehicle-to-load for this variant — and the widely quoted 6.7-second 0-100 belongs to the 79 kWh car, not this one.
What is the real-world range of the Mahindra BE 6 SPORTEQ One 59 kWh?
