<h1>Automaker launches two electric SUVs with ARAI-certified ranges, 10-year/200,000km battery warranty and charging incentives, facing consumer protection scrutiny</h1> An automaker has launched two electric SUV models produced at a new domestic plant, positioned as accessible premium offerings with declared ARAI-certified ranges, fast-charging capability, and feature suites including ADAS and over-the-air updates. Pricing, battery capacities, warranties (battery: 10 years/200,000 km) and promotional incentives (free DC charging until July 2028 and three years' maintenance) are publicized; these commercial representations may attract consumer protection, warranty and advertising compliance scrutiny. Expansion of dealer and service networks and claimed performance/specifications could give rise to regulatory oversight or warranty and misrepresentation disputes if real-world results diverge from stated claims.