I still remember the first time I saw a Hindustan Ambassador on the road. Its bulky yet elegant shape, the unmistakable bonnet, and the sheer presence it carried made it feel more like a statement than just a car. For years, it was the “King of Indian Roads,” carrying ministers, families, and countless taxi passengers.Now, after years off the road, the iconic Ambassador is making a comeback as the Hindustan Ambassador EV.

Old-School Looks with a Fresh Twist

The new Ambassador is more than a revival, it is a reinvention. The classic rounded bonnet and solid stance remain, but modern touches bring it alive. Expect sleek LED headlamps, a closed-off grille for better aerodynamics, and a rear profile inspired by Peugeot and Citroen EVs.

Inside, forget the stiff bench seats. Leaks suggest premium upholstery, a digital instrument cluster, and an infotainment system similar to Peugeot’s e-208 or Citroen’s eC3. It feels like a car that respects its heritage while stepping into the future.

What’s Underneath

The big change lies in the powertrain. The Hindustan Ambassador EV is expected to deliver about 300 km of range on a single charge, making it practical for daily commutes and weekend trips. Fast charging support should also be part of the package.

When and How Much

Reports suggest a launch by March 2026, priced between ₹10 lakh and ₹15 lakh. That would put it right against the Tata Tigor EV and Citroen eC3. Yet the Ambassador will carry something extra: a legacy that no other EV can match.

Seeing the Ambassador glide silently across Indian roads again would be nothing short of surreal. It is history adapting to the future.

Note to Readers: The details you’re about to read are based on industry leaks and market speculation. Neither Hindustan Motors nor Peugeot-Citroen has officially confirmed the specs, design, or launch timeline of the Hindustan Ambassador EV.