MG Comet EV news

Waiting for Tata's smallest EV? These affordable city cars might make you stop waiting…

Drive a lot inside the city? These cars will certainly make your life easier!

Both are compact electric offerings but are targeted to a completely different set of buyers. Which one should be your pick? Let’s find out

The MG cars will be manufactured in India and will be exported to Nepal

Both cars have very distinct personalities that should help you decide easily

The Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) price module was first introduced by MG with the Windsor EV

Tata’s monopoly in the Indian EV space is very evident as four out of seven models in this list are from the Indian carmaker alone

The Comet EV with the battery rental plan has also become costlier as along with a Rs 15,000 hike, the subscription cost has gone up from Rs 2.9 to Rs 3.1 per km

MG and Tata EVs have been the most trusted choices for Indian buyers in the previous fiscal year (FY 2024-25)

New Kia Carens Clavis and Tata Altroz facelift has been launched in the past week while there have been multiple official updates on launch dates and price hikes

The Comet EV with a battery rental plan has become more affordable by up to Rs 32,000, but the subscription cost has gone up from Rs 2.5 to Rs 2.9 per km

While most cars get the black colour in their regular variants, three of these EVs from Tata and MG get it exclusively in their special editions

The month of March not only brought special editions like the XUV700 Ebony but also introduced ultra-luxury models like the Maybach SL 680 Monogram

The model year update rejigs the variant-wise features in the Comet EV with the prices hiked by up to Rs 27,000 for some variants

The list includes cars ranging from the tiny Comet EV to one as big as a compact SUV