MG ZS EV news

The base variant is around Rs 4 lakh more affordable than the top-end Exclusive trim

This service is initially available in Rajkot and MG will add more cities to the list in the future.

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The electric mobility space in India has come a long way and there’s plenty more to come

The Nexon EV range commands the highest waiting period among other three sub-30 lakh electric cars

Until now, the ZS EV has received two significant updates, primarily focused on a larger battery pack and improved range, in its two-year journey in India

It commands a premium over the Nexon EV and ICE-powered Nexon, but brings its prices closer to the bigger ZS EV’s entry-level variant

It’s applicable to all the current and new owners of the ZS EV

The carmaker registered a total of 4721 bookings in March.

It will only be offered in two variants with a price difference of nearly Rs 4 lakh

The updated electric SUV gets new features and a bigger battery capacity for increased range

These chargers will have fast-charging capabilities and be compatible with the majority of the EVs on sale currently

To be sold in a single top-of-the-range Exclusive trim first, with the base-spec Excite scheduled to arrive later

The electric SUV will get exterior and interior updates in line with the MG Astor

….it is compatible only with the CCS type of chargers, which is one of the options to juice up the MG EV
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