Spec Comparison: Mahindra XUV400 Vs Tata Nexon EV Max | V3Cars

13 September 2022
By Amit Saraswat
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Mahindra have revealed the XUV400 electric SUV and we expect it to match the price of India’s best-selling electric SUV — the Tata Nexon. In this article, we compare the specifications of the Mahindra XUV400 with the Tata Nexon EV Max.

Take a look at the technical specifications of the XUV400 and Nexon EV Max:

XUV400 vs NEXON EV MAX \| POWERTRAIN
	XUV400	Difference	Nexon EV Max
Batt. Pack	39.5kWh	1kWh	40.5kWh
Maximum Power	150PS	7PS	143PS
Power:Weight	NA	-	95PS/t
Peak Torque	310Nm	60Nm	250Nm
Torque:Weight	NA	-	167Nm/t
0-100kmph (Claimed)	8.3s	0.7seconds	9s
Automatic Transmission	1-speed	-	1-speed
Claimed Range	456km	19km	437km
Charge Time (15A/16A plug)	13 Hours (0%-100%)	-	15 Hours (10%-100%)
Charge Time (7.2kW AC charger)	6 hours 30 minutes	-	5-6 hours
Charge Time (50kW DC fast charger)	50 minutes (0-80%)	6 minutes	56 minutes (0-80%)
Top Speed	150kmph	10kmph	140kmph
Regeneration	Non-adjustable	-	3 Levels
Drive Modes	3	-	3

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In terms of battery specifications, the XUV400's 39.5kWh battery is 1kWh smaller than the Nexon EV Max's 40.5kWh battery. However, the XUV400 is more powerful, with an output of 150PS against the Nexon EV Max’s 143PS. The XUV400 is faster too, with a claimed 0-100kmph sprint time of 8.3 seconds compared to the Nexon EM Max’s 9 seconds. In terms of range, the XUV400 offers a claimed range of 456km on a single charge, which is 19km more than the Nexon EV Max’s claimed range.

As far as energy regeneration is concerned, the XUV400 does not offer adjustable regeneration modes. The level of regeneration depends on the drive mode you are in and the speed of the car. However, it does get an ‘L’ mode, which is basically a one-pedal driving mode. The Nexon EV Max, on the other hand, offers 3 levels of regeneration that offer different levels of resistance and energy recuperation.

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On the charging front, both the SUVs offer 3 charging options — a 3-pin socket-based home charger, an AC fast charger and a 50kW DC fast charger. With the 50kW DC fast charger, the XUV400 takes just 50 minutes for 0-80% charge whereas the Nexon EV Max takes 56 minutes for the same.

Also Read: Mahindra XUV400 Electric SUV: Expected Prices Listed

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Amit Saraswat

Born and brought up in Agra, he grew up reading magazines more than textbooks. With a keen interest in cars, he decided to make his future in automotive journalism and is currently helping in content at V3Cars.

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