Mahindra BE 6 Sporteq launch edition features and details
Mahindra has added the Sporteq variant to the BE 6 lineup, sitting above the existing range as a new flagship trim focused on interior upgrades rather than any changes to the powertrain or platform underneath.
What changes inside the cabin
All the meaningful updates on this variant are interior-only. Mahindra has reworked the dashboard to accommodate a new layout and introduced fresh trim choices that visually separate the Sporteq from the rest of the BE 6 family. Buyers who have seen the standard cabin will notice the difference immediately.
Triple screen layout details
The centrepiece of the Sporteq cabin is a triple screen setup stretching across the dashboard into the front passenger area. It is the single biggest visual departure from the lower trims and the feature Mahindra is leading with to justify the flagship positioning.
What carries over unchanged
Everything mechanical remains as it is on the rest of the BE 6 range. If you were already interested in the platform for how it drives or its claimed range, none of that changes here — the Sporteq is purely an interior story.
- Existing powertrain options retained
- Mechanical setup remains unchanged
- Same core platform underneath
Pricing and positioning context
Mahindra has not confirmed a single clean ex-showroom price for the Sporteq at the time of writing, and available figures from different sources vary enough that any number printed here would mislead you. What is clear is that this sits above the existing BE 6 range, and you are paying a premium specifically for the interior upgrade. Whether that trade-off makes sense depends on how much the triple screen setup matters to you versus the fully specced lower trims already on sale.
Would you pay the premium for the Sporteq interior over a fully loaded standard BE 6?
Mahindra BE 6 Sporteq — the numbers
The detail
Safety(18)
Features(24)
Specifications(24)
Efficiency by fuel: Electric Auto 683.0 km
Variants (10)
- One 59KWH
- Two 59KWH
- Three 59KWH
- Three 70KWH
- Three plus 70KWH
- Fe 79KWH
- Three plus 79KWH
- Four 79KWH
- Launch Edition 79KWH
- Fe Four 79KWH
Colours (10)
- Desert Myst
- Everest White
- Firestorm Orange
- Tango Red
- Deep Forest
- Stealth Black
- Satin Black
- Graphite Storm
- Ruby Velvet
- Rosso Impulso
TT Score
The Mahindra BE 6 Sporteq offers a compelling electric SUV package headlined by an extensive claimed 683.0 km range and a comprehensive 7-airbag safety suite, though its 1907 mm width will require caution in congested urban areas.
Who it suits
- Intercity road tripper — A claimed electric range of 683.0 km alongside battery pack options reaching 79kWh provides substantial distance between charging stops.
- Safety-focused family — Standardized protection includes 7 airbags covering driver knee, curtain, side, and front occupants within a 5-door SUV form factor.
- Driving enthusiast — The dedicated rear-wheel-drive (RWD) configuration combined with an automatic transmission and large 79kWh battery options offers engaging driving characteristics.
Worth knowing
- · Ex-showroom price data varies widely across sources, meaning finalized retail costs remain unconfirmed.
- · A generous width of 1907 mm can make maneuvering through tight Indian city lanes and standard parking slots challenging.
- · Overall record confidence is flagged as low with conflicting baseline details.
Turbo Truth's own rating, weighed up from the published prices, specifications and owner ratings on this page — for an Indian buyer, against others in the same segment. It is not a road test: we have not ridden or driven this vehicle.
Compiled by Turbo Truth from publicly available figures on 23 Aug 2026. Prices are ex-showroom and change without notice; confirm at the dealership before you buy.
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