The Mahindra XEV 9S has found strong footing since its launch in February 2026. Unlike the coupe-styled BE 6 and XEV 9e — both launched in early 2025 on Mahindra's INGLO electric vehicle platform — the XEV 9S carries a more conventional SUV silhouette, and arrived into a market where INGLO had already built a track record with Mahindra's early EV buyers. That combination of a familiar design and a platform buyers had already grown to trust appears to have worked in its favor. In its first five months on sale, the XEV 9S has retailed 13,281 units.
Variant and Battery Mix
The bigger of the two available battery packs is doing the heavy lifting. Of the 13,281 units sold, 11,977 — about 90% — were the 79kWh battery, against just 1,304 units of the 70kWh pack.
That preference holds even where buyers have a direct choice. The 70kWh option is only available on the Pack Two Above trim, where it sits alongside a 79kWh option for a ₹1 lakh premium. Even there, 1,152 of 2,456 Pack Two Above buyers — nearly 47% — paid the extra amount for the bigger battery.
Trim-wise, the two top-end variants, Pack Three and Pack Three Above — both offered only with the 79kWh battery — together accounted for 10,564 units, or roughly 80% of everything sold. The entry-level Pack One Above 79kWh variant, by comparison, sold just 261 units. A third battery option, a 59kWh Pack One Above variant, has bookings open but is yet to see its first retail delivery.
State-wise Distribution
Maharashtra leads XEV 9S sales by a wide margin, accounting for 2,299 units — around 17.3% of the total, and nearly double the next state. Delhi (1,385 units) and Telangana (1,361 units) follow closely behind, with Gujarat (1,187) and Uttar Pradesh (1,140) completing the top five. Together, these five states account for roughly 55.5% of all XEV 9S retail sales, while the top ten states account for close to 85.6% of the total.
Disclaimer: The values represented are new vehicle registrations and not dealer dispatches, sourced via RTOs through Vahan. The data is exclusive to ElecTree's research. Republishing the data on any social media platform or forum without credit is prohibited and will amount to copyright infringement and appropriate legal action.
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