The second anniversary of electric.ai marks the start of Trion deliveries, with 100 founding owners getting an 8‑year or 1‑lakh‑km warranty plus a year of roadside assistance.
Three variants sit beneath the ₹1.20 lakh ceiling: the entry‑level C1 at ₹99,999 carries a 2.3 kWh removable LFP pack and 108 km range, the mid‑tier C1x at ₹1.10 lakh has a 3 kWh fixed pack with 165 km, while the high‑speed C2 for ₹1.20 lakh also uses a 3 kWh LFP but pushes 128 km and tops out at 82 km/h.
Only the C1 lets you pop the battery out and recharge at home – the other two need a wall charger nearby. Colours are a mix of Nova Blue, Teal Blue, Graphite Grey, Misty Green, Solar Red and Luna White, giving buyers a palette to match their style.
Electric.ai claims over 550 validation tests: a 205‑kg payload drum rig, 100‑to‑300 mm water‑wading, and a 260 km run from Bengaluru to Hogenakkal on mountain roads. Those are internal runs; the official 128 km figure is based on IDC, so expect real‑world numbers to sit a bit lower.
If you’re eyeing a Trion, ask for your city’s delivery slot, confirm the introductory price still applies, and find out whether the standard warranty covers battery and key parts. Remember, the 8‑year offer is only for the first 100 customers.
Deliveries rolled out on the company’s second anniversary; the plan is to expand city‑by‑city over the next months. Keep an eye on local service centres and any upcoming variant updates as the model gains traction across India.