Mahindra’s lineup for Auto Expo 2020 is set to be packed with upto 18 vehicles including  EVs, facelifts and next-gen iterations for current vehicles. And now, the carmaker has given us a teaser of what to expect from the EV side with 4 design sketches revealed. Here’s what they could be: 

Mahindra is gearing up to put up a big show at the upcoming Auto Expo 2020 and electric vehicles are going to take the centre stage this time around. The biggest surprise is the arrival of an electric version of the Mahindra XUV500 at the Auto Expo. However, the carmaker is most likely to showcase the prototype-spec of the eXUV500 and specifications are yet to be revealed. We already know that Mahindra will launch three new EVs by 2021 and we expect all of them to make an appearance at the Auto Expo.

First up is the eKUV100 which was showcased as a prototype at the Auto Expo 2018. We are going to see a production-spec version of the eKUV100 at Mahindra's pavilion this year, the launch of which is likely to happen around March this year. The Mahindra eKUV100 will be underpinned by a modified platform to accommodate the battery pack and will source power from a 165 kW (221 bhp) drivetrain which will offer a range of around 180 km. The electric iteration of the XUV300 will also make its debut at the Auto Expo 2020. It will be spawned by the new MESMA 2 platform will follow next year in 2020 and will be powered by a 380 volt system coupled with a 150 kW battery pack giving it a drive range of 250 km.

In fact, it's not only electric passenger vehicles (PVs) that will dominate the line-up, but also there'll be an electric quadricycle that will go up against the Bajaj Qute. It's the Mahindra Atom that was shown as a concept at the Auto Expo 2020 and finally we get to see it in production-spec at the upcoming biennial show. It will use a 48 kW drivetrain and will be assembled in its Bengaluru plant from where all low voltage models are rolled out. Going by the classification of quadricycle vehicles, the Atom will have a power output of less than 15 kW and the top-speed will be limited to 70 kmph.