Electric cars are no longer just a dream for the rich. Today, even middle-class families and young first-time buyers can think about buying an electric vehicle (EV). With rising fuel prices and the government’s push for green transport, EVs are becoming the smart choice for Indian roads.

But if you’re wondering, “Kya koi sasti aur achhi electric car mil sakti hai?” — the answer is yes! Here are the top 3 electric cars under ₹10 lakh that give you good mileage, save fuel money, and look stylish too.

1. MG Comet EV – Chhoti Gaadi, Badi Soch

The MG Comet EV is India’s most affordable electric car today. It starts at around ₹7.98 lakh (ex-showroom). It's a compact 2-door car perfect for city use, college students, and even office-goers who drive short distances every day.

It runs up to 230 km on one full charge, and you can charge it overnight using a normal home socket (it takes about 7 hours). It’s small from the outside, but comes with modern features inside like a touchscreen display and stylish LED lights.

Best for: City driving, traffic zones, solo or couple rides.

2. Tata Tiago EV – Bharosemand Aur Budget Mein

Tata Motors has been a big name in Indian homes, and their Tiago EV is a proper family car that’s electric, economical, and reliable.

The price starts from around ₹8.69 lakh and goes up depending on battery size. You can choose between two variants — one runs up to 250 km, and the bigger battery gives you up to 315 km in one charge.

Safety-wise, it's solid — comes with airbags, ABS, and Tata’s trusted build quality. It also supports fast charging, which means less time waiting.

Best for: Small families, daily commuters, and first-time EV buyers.

3. Tata Punch EV – Chhota SUV, Zyada Power

This is Tata’s mini electric SUV — strong, bold, and perfect for Indian roads. The Tata Punch EV starts from just ₹9.99 lakh and gives you a big car feel in a small package.

It runs up to 365 km on a single charge, and can go from 0 to 100 km/h in under 10 seconds — quite zippy! It has a rugged look and is ideal for people who want a mix of style and performance.

Best for: Small-town roads, weekend drives, SUV lovers on a budget.

The central and state governments are giving subsidies and tax benefits on electric vehicles. Some companies are even offering free charging for the first few months and discounts on battery rentals, which help reduce the overall price.

Petrol and diesel prices are rising every year. If you’re planning to buy a car, switching to electric now can save you money in the long run. Plus, it’s better for the environment.