Wednesday, June 3, 2026

Mahindra XEV 9S vs XEV 9e: Detailed Comparison

The Mahindra XEV 9S has finally been launched in India, with prices ranging from Rs 19.95 lakh to Rs 29.45 lakh (ex-showroom). At this price point, it inevitably goes up against its sibling, XEV 9e. However, despite sharing the same bloodline, the two differ in size, body style, seating configurations, features and even the battery options. In this thread, we break down their technical specifications first and then move on to features.

Mahindra XEV 9s vs XEV 9e: Dimensions

ParametersXEV 9SXEV 9e
Length4737mm4789mm
Width1900mm1907mm
Height1747mm1694mm
Wheelbase2762mm2775mm
Ground Clearance201mm207mm
Frunk150 litres150 litres
Boot Space500L (3rd row folded)663 litres
Seating Capacity7 seater5 seater
  • Mahindra XEV 9e is 52mm longer and 7mm wider than the XEV 9S. Its ground clearance is also marginally higher than the XEV 9S.
  • Thanks to its traditional SUV stance, the XEV 9S is slightly taller than the XEV 9e.
  • Since the XEV 9e is a 7-seater SUV, it can accommodate more people.
  • The XEV 9e offers more practicality for luggage, thanks to its bigger 663 litres of boot against the 500 litres with the 3rd row folded in the XEV 9S.
  • At 150 litres, both SUVs have identical frunk.
Mahindra XEV 9S vs 9e

Mahindra XEV 9s vs 9e: Battery, Range and Other Specs

SpecificationsXEV 9SXEV 9e
Battery Pack59 kWh70kWh79 kWh59 kWh79 kWh
No of Motor11111
Drive TypeRWDRWDRWDRWDRWD
Max Power231PS245PS286PS231PS286PS
Peak Torque380Nm380Nm380Nm380Nm380Nm
Claimed Range  (MIDC P1 + P2)521km600km679km542 km656 km
  • The XEV 9S comes with three battery pack options. While the 59kWh and 79kWh are common between the two, the XEV 9e can also be had with a 70 kWh unit.
  • Both the EVs come with a single rear-axle-mounted motor that produces an identical torque output of 380Nm. However, the power outputs vary depending on the battery pack.
  • Despite using similar battery packs, the XEV 9S with the 79kWh version clearly leads in driving range, claiming 679 km on a single charge. That’s 23km more than that of the XEV 9e’s 79 kWh version.
  • Even the mid-variant XEV 9S (70kWh) delivers 600km, which is significantly more than the 9e.
  • In the case of the 59 kWh version, the XEV 9e maxes out at 542km (21km more than the XEV 9S).
  • No AWD option is available as of now.
Mahindra XEV 9e interior

Mahindra XEV 9S vs XEV 9e: Key Features

CommonExclusive Features of XEV 9SExclusive Features of XEV 9e
– Automatic Bi-LED projector headlamps

– Rain-sensing wipers

– Augmented Reality heads-up display (HUD)

– Video Calling with in-car camera

– Triple screen setup (digital driver’s display, infotainment and co-passenger entertainment display)

– Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto

– Connected car tech with 5G connectivity and OTA updates support

– 12 speakers Harmon Kardon sound system with Dolby Atmos support

– Powered driver seat with memory function

– Front ventilated seats

– Reclinable rear seats

– Dual-zone AC

– Rear AC vents

– Wireless charger

– Ambient lighting

– Air purifier with AQI indicator

– Full auto parking

– 360-degree camera

– 7 airbags

– ABS with EBD

– ESC

– Traction control

– Front & rear parking sensors

– Level-2 ADAS suite
– Openable panoramic sunroof

– 6-way power front passenger seat

– Ventilated 2nd row seats

– Power BOSS mode (XEV 9e has manual mode)

– Slide function for 2nd row seats (recline function is common between the two SUVs)

– Device mounting provision on seats
– Fixed panoramic glass roof

– 19-inch alloys (XEV 9S gets 18-inch units)

– VR-led air filtration tech

As is clear from the above table, both SUVs share a long, tech-loaded feature list, but the XEV 9S is a more family-oriented, comfort-rich offering.

Mahindra XEV 9s vs XEV 9e: Price

XEV 9SXEV 9e
Pack One Above (59kWh) – Rs 19.95 lakhPack One (59 kWh) – Rs 21.90 lakh
Pack One Above (79kWh) – Rs 21.95 lakhPack Two (59 kWh) – Rs 24.90 lakh
Pack Two Above (70kWh) — Rs 24.45 lakh
Pack Two Above (79kWh) –  Rs 25.45 lakh Pack Two (79 kWh) – Rs 26.50 lakh
Pack Three (79kWh) – Rs 27.35 lakhPack Three Select (59kWh) – Rs 27.90 lakh
Pack Three Above (79kWh) – Rs 29.45 lakhPack Three (79 kWh) – Rs 30.50 lakh

Note: The 7.2kW and 11.2kW chargers cost an additional Rs 50,000 and Rs 75,000, respectively.

The XEV 9e is the more premium and expensive model, with higher pricing across almost all comparable battery packs.

Mahindra XEV 9e Pack 3 bookings and deliveries

Mahindra XEV 9s vs XEV 9e: Key Takeaways

XEV 9SXEV 9e
– 7-seater layout makes it the better choice for larger families.

– Traditional upright SUV design appeals to buyers who prefer a classic SUV stance.

– Offers three battery pack options, including an exclusive 70 kWh variant.

– Delivers slightly better range with the 79 kWh pack compared to the 9e.

– Cabin is more feature-rich, especially with comfort-oriented features (ventilated 2nd row, powered passenger seat, openable sunroof).
– 5-seater configuration aimed at comfort for fewer passengers.

– Coupe-style design gives it a sportier, more premium road presence.

– It is bigger in overall length, width and wheelbase.

– Provides more boot space & higher ground clearance, improving practicality and stance.

– Delivers a better range with the 59 kWh pack, making the base variant more efficient

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