The Mahindra B6 has been doing really well in India. At its Independence Day event, the carmaker has launched the SPORTEQ version of this electric SUV, at a starting price of Rs 11.45 lakh, ex-showroom. That's under the Battery As A Subscription (BaaS) program and for the 59kWh variant. The range-topping SPORTEQ variant costs Rs 26.95, ex-showroom. It has become the new flagship in the BE6 lineup. Deliveries will begin on August 26. Additionally, a new Freedom edition of the BE6 Formula E has also been unveiled. The SPORTEQ launch edition brings major changes to the e-SUV’s cabin. It now gets a triple-screen dashboard, new connected features and a new black-and-tan colour scheme. It retains the exterior styling of the standard BE6. The sharp body lines, clean panels, LED lighting, flush-fitting door handles and 20-inch alloy wheels continue unchanged. The ‘SPORTEQ’ badge is probably the only noticeable exterior update. The actual changes have come inside the cabin. The SPORTEQ has a more practical (read ‘conventional’) cabin design. It gets three large screens inside, while the regular EV comes with just two (the infotainment unit and the instrument cluster). In the SPORTEQ, the third display functions as the front passenger entertainment screen. All three screens are 12.3-inch units. This is similar to the setup used in the XEV 9e and XEV 9S. The dashboard itself has also been redesigned. The standard BE6 has a halo-like element separating the driver and front passenger areas. The SPORTEQ ditches this in favour of a cleaner, horizontal design. This makes access to the wireless charging pad and USB Type-C ports easier. There are additional storage spaces as well. And finally, the cabin now has a black-and-tan colour theme. The car also gets a revised upholstery and dashboard trims. Another important highlight of the SPORTEQ edition