- The 2026 Mahindra BE 6 is launched with the new Sporteq moniker, priced from Rs 19.45 lakh to Rs 26.95 lakh (ex-showroom).
- The BE 6 Sporteq is available in five trims: One, Two, Three, Three+ and Four.
- It is offered with three battery options: 59kWh, 70kWh and 79kWh, all paired with a single rear-mounted motor and offering a claimed range of up to 683km.
- The Sporteq retains the same LED headlights, C-shaped DRLs and fog lamps as before, and 19-inch alloy wheels are standard with an option to upgrade to 20 inchers.
- The tailgate and rear fender feature Sporteq badges, while other design elements remain the same.
- The BE 6 Sporteq gets a brown and tan theme and a triple-screen setup inside, like the XEV 9e and XEV 9S; the lack of a 'halo' makes the centre console spacious, allowing for two cupholders.
- The seats have tan leatherette upholstery and all seats get adjustable headrests.
- A Formula E Freedom Edition is also on offer with tricolour decals on the front bumper and rear spoiler, featuring a black-and-orange cabin; unlike the previous edition, it retains the standard BE 6's projector LED headlights and C-shaped taillights.
Mahindra's 2026 BE 6 Sporteq electric SUV has been launched, featuring a price range from ₹19.45 lakh to ₹26.95 lakh. The SUV is available in five trims: One, Two, Three, Three+, and Four, catering to diverse consumer preferences.
The BE 6 Sporteq offers three battery options: 59kWh, 70kWh, and 79kWh, all paired with a single rear-mounted motor. This configuration provides a claimed range of up to 683 km, making it a competitive choice in the electric vehicle market.
In terms of design, the Sporteq retains familiar features such as LED headlights, C-shaped DRLs, and fog lamps, while also introducing a brown and tan interior theme with a triple-screen setup, similar to the XEV 9e and XEV 9S. The seats are upholstered in tan leatherette and come with adjustable headrests.
For those seeking a sportier option, Mahindra offers a Formula E Freedom Edition, which includes unique black-and-orange cabin accents and tricolour decals on the front bumper and rear spoiler. However, it retains the standard BE 6's projector LED headlights and C-shaped taillights, ensuring a balance between sportiness and practicality.
Overall, the Mahindra BE 6 Sporteq aims to combine performance, style, and advanced technology, appealing to a wide range of electric vehicle enthusiasts.
“The Sporteq's interior features a brown and tan theme with a triple-screen setup, and the lack of a 'halo' frees up the centre console for two cupholders. A Formula E Freedom Edition adds tricolour decals and a black-and-orange cabin, retaining the standard projector LED headlights.”
