5 Tesla Rivals that will make you drool! From Jaguar I-PACE E, Audi E-Tron to Mercedes EQC, check them all out

Tesla is one of the foremost companies that specialises in electric car manufacturing. Tesla is now working on a new electric motor upgrade for Model S and Model X with a more efficient permanent magnet reluctance system based on the motor Tesla developed for Model 3. With Model S priced at $85,000 and Model X varies between US$132,000 and US$144,000, Tesla has been using AC induction electric motors for years, but the company switched to permanent magnet electric motors when introducing the Model 3 back in 2017. (Photo: www.tesla.com)

Jaguar I-PACE is powered by two electric motors with a combined output of 400PS and 696Nm and is available with a single 90kWh battery. Featuring an elegant, highly aerodynamic design with a low drag coefficient of 0.29Cd, I-PACE has been created to provide efficiency by slicing cleanly through the air for maximum range and stability. The I-PACE has been priced at around Rs 57.9 lakh in the UK, Rs 47.87 lakh in the US and in India, it is expected to be priced at just above Rs 1 crore. (Photo: www.jaguar.com)  

Audi is collaborating with Amazon to make your home charging station set up as easy as possible. The e-Tron SUV includes a home charging capsule that can fully charge its battery in about 9 hours from a 240 volt/50 amp outlet. Towing Capacity with available package 4,000 lbs. The company's website says that it costs $74800, expected launch is in September 2020. (Photo: www.audiusa.com)

The EQC will come with Mercedes’s new all-digital MBUX touch screen. It responds to voice, touch and hand gestures, recognizing whether the driver or passenger is making a request, calculating routes based on available charge and preheating the interior. Mercedes’s EQC will accelerate from zero to 60 in 4.9 seconds, Jaguar’s I-Pace in 4.5 seconds and Porsche’s Taycan in less than 3.5 seconds. The expected cost of the car is Rs 60 lakh and the expected launch in July 2020. (Photo: www.mercedes-benz.com)

Porsche Taycan is about to enter into series production. The company's first purely electrically driven sports car is currently in its final test drives. Porsche is conducting comprehensive tests for Taycan in 30 countries around the globe. Porsche Taycan accelerates from 0 to 100 kmph in less than 3.5 seconds. The 800-V architecture in the vehicle guarantees that the lithium-ion battery can be recharged in just four minutes, providing enough energy to drive 100 kilometres. The cost of the car will be around Rs 60 lakh and the expected launch is in July 2020. (Photo: www.porsche.com)

The Polestar 2 is an avant-garde 5-door fastback, packed with distinctive design flourishes. A hollow, hexagonal gear shifter with an illuminated Polestar in the centre. The expected price of the car is Rs 56 to 60 lakhs. (Photo: www.polestar.com)