Mahindra BE Rall-E Snapped Testing In India, Here's What To Expect

Mahindra is now working on the BE Rall-E, the rugged off-road version of the Mahindra BE 6. The production-spec test mule has been spotted testing in India and hinting at the major exterior highlights. First introduced in the Mahindra EV Fashion Festival in 2023 as a concept, the BE Rall-E has now been snapped testing, carrying forward the same design. Here's what you must know about the upcoming Mahindra BE Rall-E.

Mahindra BE Rall-E: Powertrain Expected

The exact battery and powertrain details of the Mahindra BE Rall-E have not been officially confirmed yet. However, it is expected to retain the same battery pack options offered for the BE 6- a 59 kWh and a 79 kWh battery option. The Mahindra BE 6 gets a single-motor setup with an RWD configuration, while the Mahindra BE Rall-E is likely to get a dual-motor AWD setup to comply with the off-road capabilities.

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Mahindra BE Rall-E: Exterior Expected

The Mahindra BE Rall-E production-ready version was spotted testing with heavy camouflage, however, it does reveal a lot about the exterior elements. The test mule suggests that it borrows the design elements from the Mahindra BE 6 and the Ball-E concept unveiled in 2023.

The Mahindra BE Rall-E's front fascia consists of circular LED projector headlights, a bash plate, and the air scoop on the bonnet gives it a rugged appeal. It also gets a black roof rack, 17-inch wheels with square-shaped arches, and more.

Mahindra BE Rall-E Snapped Testing
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Mahindra BE Rall-E: Interior Expected

While the snapped images do not show the interior highlights, the BE Rall-E is likely to carry forward most of the interior features and elements from the BE 6. It is expected to get a two-spoke steering wheel and other INGLO-specific interior elements.

Mahindra BE Rall-E: Launch Expected

Mahindra has not revealed the launch details of the BE Rall-E yet. However, the increased frequency of the test mules suggests that it is likely to be launched by the year end.