MG Comet EV news

While model-year updates and special editions made up most of the launches, premium brands brought in a few fresh models as well

The last week of February witnessed the launch of new all-black editions from Mahindra and MG

The list is mainly dominated by Tata cars, including the Tiago, Tigor, Punch, and Altroz. Offerings from Citroen, MG, and Mahindra have also made it to the list

Along with cosmetic changes, the Blackstorm edition gets two additional speakers

The all-black Blackstorm edition of the Comet EV is based on its top-spec Exclusive variant

Except for changes including an all-black exterior and interior theme, the mechanicals and feature suite are expected to be similar to the regular model

The MG Comet EV is expected to be the fourth model in MG India’s lineup to receive this all-black edition, after MG Gloster, MG Hector, and MG Astor

Last week we saw the launch of the Kia Syros, the commencement of deliveries of the Skoda Kylaq, and exclusive news about the facelifted Kia Carens

Although the base trims are not affected by the hike, the overall price range still changes due to a significant increase in the cost of top variants.

With the battery-as-a-service (BaaS) programme, the starting price of the MG Comet has come down by Rs 2 lakh, while that of the ZS EV has reduced by almost Rs 5 lakh

These initiatives will help EV owners overcome existing challenges and to raise awareness about the latest EV technologies

These accessories are available to purchase in MG’s dealerships and on their Indian website

From hatchbacks to SUVs, these are the seven most economical EVs you can buy in India

The prices of the base variants of both these EVs remain unchanged

The MG Comet is the only EV here having no wait times in three of the 20 cities on the list