Tata’s BaaS financing option now covers six electric models, with advertised vehicle prices ranging from ₹4.69 lakh to ₹14.49 lakh. Here’s a model-wise comparison and an explanation of the separate battery financing costs.

MG has extended Battery-as-a-Service to the Cyberster and M9. The option lowers upfront vehicle costs, while battery usage and charging expenses remain separate.

Hyundai has introduced an Assured Buyback Program for the Creta Electric, offering eligible buyers a 60% residual value after three years or 45,000 km. The initiative aims to address one of the biggest concerns surrounding EV ownership — uncertain resale value.

Hyundai has made the Creta Electric more accessible with a new Battery-as-a-Service model. The SUV now starts at ₹10.99 lakh, while battery rental begins from ₹3.90/km. But the real ownership cost will depend on monthly running.