What do you get when you mix cutting-edge EVs with cartoon legends? Absolute chaos… and surprisingly accurate comparisons. With the recent unveiling of Ola’s Diamondhead, we can’t help but think — what if cartoons Transformed into EVs? Let’s dive into a world where wheels meet wacky, where horsepower shakes hands with hand-drawn humor.
Ola Diamondhead — Ben 10’s Diamondhead
Ben 10’s alien alter ego, Diamondhead, is literally a walking fortress made of crystal. The Ola Diamondhead? Pretty much the two-wheeled version of that. It looks sharp enough to slice through traffic jams and futuristic enough to make you wonder if it transforms mid-ride. With aggressive styling, futuristic panels, and Ola’s push into performance biking, this isn’t just a scooter — it’s Ben’s Omnitrix on two wheels. If Ben had it, saving the world would just be a pitstop away. The bonus? It can apparently go from 0 to 100 kmph in just 2 seconds. Now that is crazy!
Ultraviolette F77 Mach 2 — Bumblebee
The Ultraviolette F77 Mach 2 doesn’t just look like Bumblebee — it feels like him. Bold, yellow, and ready to zip past anything, this performance electric bike is the Transformer you’d actually want as a best friend. With a claimed range of more than 300 km and power delivery that could wake up Megatron, the F77 is India’s electric “Autobot.” The only difference? Instead of speaking in radio snippets like Bumblebee, it’ll just hum quietly (like an actual bumblebee) and still leave you grinning.
MG Cyberster — Barbie’s Dream Car
If Barbie had to upgrade her pink convertible, she’d pick the MG Cyberster without batting an eye. Sleek, sporty, and with those scissor doors that scream luxury-meets-sports car, this roadster is the grown-up Barbie dream car. Packed with premium touches, high-end EV performance, and a design that’s all about attention, it’s not just a car — it’s a fashion statement. Barbie doesn’t settle for less, and surely, the fastest accelerating EV in Asia hits the mark.
Royal Enfield Flying Flea — Johnny Bravo
The Flying Flea, a retro-inspired lightweight EV concept, is Johnny Bravo in motorcycle form. It’s lean, it’s quirky, and it’s got an undeniable charm despite its simplicity. Picture Johnny flexing his biceps at the mirror, and then picture this little EV bike flexing its vintage vibes at a charging station. Sure, it’s not the biggest or most powerful machine, but just like Bravo, it’s got character in spades. “Hey there, pretty mama!” indeed.
MG Windsor EV — Oswald
Oswald the blue octopus was calm, lovable, and always reliable. That’s exactly what the MG Windsor EV feels like — a soothing, family-friendly electric MPV designed to carry everyone comfortably. Spacious interiors, smooth design, and a touch of sophistication make it less about showing off and more about being everyone’s gentle giant. If EVs had personalities, the Windsor would definitely be offering you an ice cream cone while playing a ukulele.
Mahindra XEV 9e — Tom
Now here’s a cat-and-mouse situation waiting to happen. The Mahindra XEV 9e is ambitious, chasing innovation with futuristic design and promising performance. But like Tom, it’s always in hot pursuit of rivals, of consumer attention, of perfection. It’s big, bold, and looks ready for action, but sometimes it feels like Jerry sneaks in to steal the spotlight. Still, Tom is lovable, and so is the XEV 9e (and you can't tell me the front DRLs don't look like cat ears).
MG Comet EV — Jerry
Small, cheeky, and always managing to outsmart bigger rivals — meet the MG Comet EV, the Jerry of the EV world. Compact dimensions make it perfect for city life, where it zips through traffic like Jerry scurrying past Tom. It’s adorable yet practical, affordable yet futuristic. And much like Jerry, it’s got a way of winning hearts no matter how many “Toms” are out there.
EVs are often described in terms of speed, range, and tech. But sometimes, all it takes is a cartoon throwback to make them unforgettable. Whether you’re Team Ben 10, Team Transformers, or just a Tom & Jerry fan, there’s an EV out there with your name (and favorite childhood character) written all over it.
