Old filings for the Mahindra XEV 9e and BE 6 on the government's transport website show that Mahindra was planning to introduce the Pack Three 59 kWh and Pack Three Select 79 kWh variants. This information has just started to surface online. While this doesn't seem to be the case, we would have liked to see these new variants being added to the lineup.


Mahindra was planning to broaden the range by giving customers a wider variety to choose mid-spec variants with the bigger battery pack. This will allow customers to get the maximum possible range, without spending too much for a top-spec variant.
About when and if Mahindra will launch these two new variants for both the e-SUVs remains. As mentioned earlier, this would have given the buyers more choice as the higher range variants could have become more accessible.

