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The first 25,000 customers will receive perks like an extended battery warranty and three years of free vehicle connectivity.
The car offers a real range of 250 km per charge, making it a top contender for daily city use.
Vayve Mobility has introduced Eva, India’s first solar-powered electric car, at an exciting introductory price of Rs 3.25 lakh (ex-showroom).
Eva comes in three variants: 9 kWh, 12 kWh, and 18 kWh, with prices ranging from Rs 3.25 lakh to Rs 5.99 lakh (all prices, ex-showroom). Customers can opt for flexible Battery Subscription options.
Pre-bookings are open with a small deposit of Rs 5,000, and deliveries are expected in the latter half of 2026. The first 25,000 customers will receive perks like an extended battery warranty and three years of free vehicle connectivity.
Eva is a premium 2-seater city car designed to tackle the challenges of urban living. The car offers a real range of 250 km per charge, making it a top contender for daily city use.
In terms of features, it gets liquid battery cooling, a panoramic glass sunroof, laptop charger, Apple CarPlay TM & Android Auto TM. With its compact size, it provides an incredibly cost-efficient alternative to petrol cars, with a running cost of just Rs 0.5 per kilometre – a tenth of a petrol hatchback’s cost.
Vayve Mobility’s CEO, Nilesh Bajaj, stated, “It’s our answer to the challenges of climate change, energy reliance and urban pollution that will especially resonate with a new wave of eco-conscious consumers.”
“The synergy between our solar panels and electric motor is a result of years of research, allowing Eva to offer an extended range without compromising on performance, thanks to an integration of leading-edge hardware and intelligent software,” added Saurabh Mehta, CTO of Vayve Mobility.
Eva’s solar panels and electric motor work together seamlessly to deliver impressive performance, with a top speed of 70 km/h and a quick 0-40 km/h acceleration in just 5 seconds.
The optional solar roof can provide up to 3,000 km of free charging, catering to a city commuter’s annual needs.
