A charging cable that stays inside the charger can save space around the gear lever and centre console. The Portronics Car Power Neo adds that convenience with a one-metre retractable USB-C cable and two extra ports. Announced at ₹1,349, the car charger can power three compatible devices, with a rated combined output of up to 96W.
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Portronics Car Power Neo Price in India
The Portronics Car Power Neo price in India is ₹1,349 as a special launch price, against an MRP of ₹2,499. Portronics has listed the charger on its official store and announced availability through Amazon, Flipkart and other online and offline retailers.
No end date has been announced for the special price. The official store also shows “Coming Soon” labels, so the listed price should not be read as confirmation that orders are currently open. The charger carries a 12-month warranty.
Car Power Neo Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Special price | ₹1,349 |
| MRP | ₹2,499 |
| Total output | Up to 96W combined |
| Built-in cable | 1m retractable USB-C, up to 45W |
| USB-C port | Up to 33W PD |
| USB-A port | Up to 18W |
| Devices at once | Up to three compatible devices |
| Finish | Black with orange accents |
| Warranty | 12 months |

How the 96W Output Is Split
The 96W rating is the combined output across the cable and both ports. The built-in USB-C cable supplies up to 45W, the separate USB-C port offers up to 33W, and the USB-A port is rated at up to 18W. A single connected device does not receive 96W.
This distinction matters when choosing a connection. The retractable cable has the highest individual rating, while the separate USB-C port can serve a second compatible device. The USB-A port provides another connection for an existing charging cable. Each device still needs to support the relevant charging mode to use the available output.
PD stands for Power Delivery, a charging system used by compatible USB-C devices. A port rating describes the available maximum; it does not promise the same charging speed for every phone. The phone, cable and supported charging mode all affect the result.
A Retractable Cable for a Tidier Cabin
The one-metre cable retracts into the rounded body after use. That can reduce the loose cable left around the centre console, especially when one phone is charged on most journeys. The black finish has orange accents around the charging connections.
The cable is built in, but the two additional ports still need separate cables. Buyers who usually charge several devices should account for those extra leads. The practical benefit is having one USB-C cable ready on the charger without storing another loose cable in the car.

Charging Phones and USB-C Laptops
Portronics lists phones, tablets, earbuds and power banks among the supported device types. The company also mentions compatible USB-C laptops. Laptop support needs more care than simply checking whether the connector fits: the laptop must accept the available charging output.
With a maximum individual output of 45W, Car Power Neo should not be treated as a replacement for every laptop adapter. A laptop designed for higher-power charging may have different requirements. The announcement does not provide measured charging times, so there is no basis for a fixed minutes-to-full claim.
Protection Features and Warranty
Portronics says the charger includes smart-chip power management, temperature monitoring and protection against overcharging, short circuits and under-voltage. These are manufacturer-stated features. The announcement does not establish independent safety-test results or measured performance under sustained load.
The stated warranty is 12 months. Portronics also claims a stable connection on uneven roads, but that is separate from a hands-on road test. This launch coverage does not assess socket fit, operating temperature or long-term cable durability.
Car Charger or Power Bank?
Car Power Neo suits charging while connected to the vehicle. A power bank serves a different purpose because it stores energy for use away from the car. The Portronics Power Shutter Air 20K is another option to read about for portable charging.
For other in-car accessories, the Lyne Startup 80 car charger announcement offers a separate model to compare. Compare individual output ratings and connections, rather than choosing by total wattage alone.
Who Should Consider Car Power Neo?
Car Power Neo is aimed at drivers who want a ready-to-use USB-C cable and room to charge a passenger’s device as well. Its main appeal is the retractable cable and three-device layout at the announced special price.
Buyers who need more than 45W from a single connection should consider a charger with a higher individual output. For one low-power device, a simpler car charger may be sufficient. The choice depends on the devices used during a journey, not only the 96W number on the product.
