2026 Toyota Ebella Variants Explained - Which One To Book?

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What Is The Expected Price Of New Toyota Ebella Variants?

The Toyota Ebella is available with 3 variants (E1, E2 & E3) and 2 battery pack options — 49kWh and 61kWh. The following table presents our expected price for all 3 Ebella variants:

We expect the Ebella to cost between Rs. 18.0 lakh and Rs. 22.0 lakh with a Rs. 2.0 lakh price gap between each variant. If Toyota are serious about growing their EV share in the Indian market, then we may see them launch the Ebella at a more aggressive starting price of Rs. 17.0 lakh with top model costing Rs. 20.0 lakh (ex-showroom).

Toyota Ebella E1 — Base Model Standard Features

The base model of the Ebella will get only the smaller 49kWh battery pack and we expect it to cost Rs. 18.0 lakh (ex-showroom).

The base model of the Ebella gets the following notable features:

Toyota Ebella E1 vs E2 Variant — Feature Comparison

The higher E2 variant of the Toyota Ebella will only get the larger 61kWh battery pack and we expect it to cost Rs. 20.0 lakh (ex-showroom).

The 2026 Ebella E2 variant offers only a few extra features over the E1 base model:

Toyota Ebella E2 vs E3 Variant — Feature Comparison

The 2026 Ebella E3 variant is also only available with the larger battery pack and it is likely to cost Rs. 22.0 lakh (ex-sh).

This variant adds the following features to the mix:

Which Variant Of The Toyota Ebella Should You Buy?

If you’re buying the Ebella EV only for short distance city driving or as a secondary car, then the smaller battery has enough range and basic features to meet your needs. Since the 49kWh battery pack is only available with the base model, you don’t have much choice here.

However, if you want to use the Ebella as your primary car for city as well as highway driving, then the 61kWh battery pack is your best option. In this case, again, the variant selection is quite straightforward. Depending on your preference for ADAS features, you can choose either of the higher 2 variants.

What Are The Powertrain Specifications Of The Toyota Ebella?

Comparing the specs of Toyota Urban Cruiser Ebella with the smaller battery pack with rivals, we can see that its power output is better than that of the Creta Electric and Windsor, both of which have similar performance. However, in terms of torque output, the Ebella and Evitara twins are the worst among its peers; with Ebella faring worse still with only 189Nm of torque. The Windsor 38 and Curvv 45 have 200Nm and 215Nm of peak torque while the Creta EV, despite its poor power figure, has a phenomenal torque output of 255Nm.

Things change though, when we compare the battery packs. Even the Ebella and Evitara’s base battery pack option is quite chunky with 49kWh capacity. It’s comparable with Windsor’s larger battery pack. It’s also the Windsor here, with the smallest battery pack with only 37.9kWh capacity.

Naturally, the Windsor 38 will offer the worst range figure here. Based on our testing, the Evitara 61 delivered a mileage of about 6.21kmpu. Reverse calculating based on this figure, we would say that you can expect 350km range from the Ebella 49 and Evitara 49.

*Estimated based on experience with various electric cars and expected load during typical use

**Realistic mileage & deviation factors in an assumed 15% transmission losses during charging based on AC & DC charging during ownership

With the larger battery pack, the game gets tough as BE6 also joins the battle. The BE6 with its base 59kWh battery pack has the best performance here churning out 231PS of power and a massive 380Nm of torque. The Ebella loses out to all of its rivals in this area with only 189Nm of torque. The Evitara isn’t much better as it only has 4Nm better torque output.

In terms of range, the two Japanese electric cars with the larger battery pack can deliver around 440km of range with a full charge. This figure is comparable with most of the cars in this comparison as each can run for 400km+ in real world driving. In fact, it is the best among its peers. The Windsor 53 falls quite short here with only about 380km of realistic range. This is the only car in this table with a realistic range of less than 400km. Even the Creta Electric, with its smaller 51.4kWh battery pack can deliver 400km of driving range in the real world.

*Estimated based on experience with various electric cars and expected load during typical use

**Realistic mileage & deviation factors in an assumed 15% transmission losses during charging based on AC & DC charging during ownership

You can use our Fuel Cost Calculator to see how any petrol, diesel or CNG car will cost to run based on the latest fuel price in your city.

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What Are The Dimensions Of The Toyota Ebella?

The Ebella shares pretty much everything with the Evitara. It is fairly wide but not as wide as the BE6. 18-inch alloy wheels are standard for Evitara and Ebella across all variants. Only the BE6 here offers huge, 20-inch wheels in some variants. Meanwhile, the Creta EV is the only one to offer nothing larger than 17-inch wheels in any variant.

On the boot space front, the Evitara and Ebella are both falling short again with the cargo volume going as low as 238 litres with the seats in the rear-most position.

Ebella and Evitara’s ground clearance details are currently not available but we expect at least 180mm of clearance considering that the two cars are posing as SUVs. 180mm is pretty much the baseline for a car to claim the tag of an SUV. Hence, the missing information about the MG ZS and BYD Atto 3 in this comparison.

*Expected

**Depending on rear seat position

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What Are The Colour Options Of The Toyota Ebella?

The 2026 Ebella is available in the following 5 monotone exterior colour options:

• Red
• White
• Silver
• Grey
• Black (bluish black)

There are also 3 dual-tone options:

• Red with black roof
• Silver with black roof
• White with black roof

Also Read: 2026 Mahindra XEV 9S — All Exterior Colour Options (Variant-Wise)

Note: Here is a quick look at our length-based segmentation of cars to give you an idea of how we are classifying cars based on their size.

You can read more about vehicle segmentation at the following link:

Car Segments Explained - With Body Styles And Examples