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Hector Tomahawk PHEV vs Countryman Electric

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Hector Tomahawk PHEV

Ex-showroom price Price not published

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Countryman Electric

Ex-showroom price From ₹54.9 lakh ex-showroom

Quick verdict

Countryman Electric is better for electric range.

Computed from stored specifications, the published cars scoring rules and recorded prices. Not an opinion.

Specifications side by side

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Spec

Hector Tomahawk PHEV

Countryman Electric

Overview

Body type

SUV

Fuel

Petrol, Plug-in hybrid

Electric

Petrol

Yes

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Electric

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Yes

Hybrid

Yes

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Variants

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Colours

Turquoise Green & Pearl White

Melting Silver, Midnight Black, Nanuq White, British Racing Green, Chili Red II, Indigo Sunset Blue, Blazing Blue, Smokey Green, Slate Blue

Warranty

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2 years / unlimited km (standard, per MINI India press release)

Engine and performance

Max power

201 PS

204 PS

Power (as stated)

Plug-in hybrid (petrol): Engine 102 PS; electric motor 201 PS; Electric motor: Electric motor 201 PS

Electric motor: 204 PS (site); 150 kW/204 hp (Countryman E, press release)

Max torque

237 Nm

250 Nm

Transmission

Electromagnetic Dedicated Hybrid Transmission (DHT)

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Battery and range

Battery

20.5 kWh

66.45 kWh

Battery capacity

20.5 kWh

66.45 kWh

Range

115 km

462 km

Range (as stated)

over 115 km pure electric; combined over 1,100 km

Up to 462 km (WLTP combined)

Charging

30-80% ~35 min (25 kW DC)

10-80% in 29 min (130 kW DC)

Dimensions and weight

Seating

7 seats

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Seats

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Boot space

192 litres

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Safety and features

Airbags

Front passenger airbags and side curtain airbags (standard; count not stated)

Airbags (most on any variant)

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ADAS

Level 2 ADAS

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Sunroof

Panoramic sunroof

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Price

Ex-showroom price from

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₹54,90,000

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Pros and cons

Hector Tomahawk PHEV

Con: Less torque than 86% of the 92 SUVs on Comparezi that state it (237 Nm)
Con: Less boot space than 96% of the 55 SUVs on Comparezi that state it (192 litres)
Con: Shorter brand-stated range than 97% of the 40 electric cars on Comparezi that state it (115 km)

Countryman Electric

Con: Less torque than 82% of the 92 SUVs on Comparezi that state it (250 Nm)