Start-ups look to shake up e-car space, refresh form and functions

After the electric-two-wheeler market, which has seen a flurry of models from various start-ups, the e-car market is all set to be disrupted by start-ups changing the rules of the game.

More than two dozen start-ups in India are working on bringing e-car models that are going to hit the road over the next two years, says Puneet Gupta, director of S&P Global. Many of these will be targeted at the low-cost segment.

 As of now, Tata Motors Tiago EV priced between Rs 8.49 lakh and Rs 11.79 lakh is the most affordable e-car in India.

MG Motors, which presently