New Mahindra BE 6 Variant Teased Ahead Of Debut On Nov 26; Production-Spec BE Rall-E?

Aside from a string of teasers for its upcoming XEV 9S seven-seat SUV, Mahindra has now teased a new variant of the BE 6 that will debut on November 26, 2025. While the teaser clearly shows what looks to be the BE 6, what stands out for the model is the revised lighting setup front and rear that looks to mirror the BE 6-based BE Rall-E concept from 2023.

 

Also read: Mahindra BE 6, XEV 9e Available With Discounts Of Up To Rs 1.55 Lakh
 

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Mahindra Electric Origin SUVs (@mahindraelectricsuvs)

undefined

Mahindra had long tested the Rall-E alongside the standard BE 6 before the latter’s launch, so the new model could very well be its production-ready derivative. It, however, remains to be seen if the production model will carry over the Rall-E name into production.

 

Also Read: Mahindra XEV 9S Electric SUV Teased Ahead Of Debut

 

The teaser reveals a redesigned front lighting setup with the SUV dropping the C-shaped DRL lighting of the standard BE 6 in favour of simpler LED eyebrows, while the main headlamps are set slightly lower down as well. This would suggest that the bumper design could be notably different from the standard BE 6.

 

Also Read: Mahindra Scorpio-N Facelift Spied Testing

Around the back, too, the SUV looks to have dropped the C-shaped lighting for a simpler lightbar style unit, while elements such as a small lip spoiler and roof-mounted twin-spoiler look to be retained from the standard SUV. Mahindra also provided a look at the wheels with the new variant retaining the same aero wheel designs as the standard BE 6, though it remains to be seen if Mahindra could give the EV all-terrain tyres in line with the 2023 Rall-E concept’s off-roading looks.

 

Also Read: Updated Mahindra Thar Launched At Rs 9.99 lakh; Borrows Cabin And Features From Roxx

 

2023 Mahindra BE.Rall-E Concept.

 

Coming to the powertrain, the new variant is likely to retain the same powertrain options as offered on the standard BE 6, pairing a rear-drive electric motor with either a 59 kWh or 72 kWh battery. All-wheel drive, too, could be a possibility with the XEV 9S expected to debut the dual motor setup on the same date.

from carandbike - News https://ift.tt/HnbFgQO
via IFTTT