Mahindra BE 6e

• The BE 6E retains most of the design elements from the concept car. Some of these include the C-shaped LED DRLs, aero-spec dual-tone alloy wheels, sloping roofline, glossy black body cladding, full-length LED light bar on the tailgate, new Mahindra twin peaks logo, and a chunky rear diffuser.
• Inside, the Mahindra BE 6E will boast a new two-spoke multifunction steering wheel with a backlit BE logo, dual digital screen housing the driver's display and infotainment system, and an airplane-inspired gear lever.
• Additionally, the centre console will house a drive mode selector, front armrest, engine start-stop button, and cup holders. Also up for offer could be a heads-up display and a Level 2 ADAS suite.

The new BE 6E will be underpinned by the brand's new INGLO platform and it is expected to source power from a 60kWh battery pack in tandem with two electric motors. The claimed range could stand at 500km on a single full charge.

• The big highlight of the BE 6E's cabin is a twin-spoke steering wheel with an illuminated BE logo and touch capacitive controls. This unit is not new as all the recent Tata cars get this two-spoke steering wheel with a glow-up Tata logo. 
• Other than that, the SUV’s dashboard will be dominated by a twin-display setup with AC vents and a centre console arm that divides both front passenger spaces.
•  Another interesting addition is a strap-like door grab handle on the inside, which adds a nice touch to the cabin of the BE 6E.

The Mahindra BE 6E has not been tested yet for any crash test safety ratings.