MG Motor India has introduced the launch of the MG Comet EV with a quick charging choice. The variants for the EV have been rejigged and the corporate has additionally launched new options for 2 new variants. Costs for the Comet EV now begin from Rs 6.99 lakh and go as much as Rs 9.14 lakh (each costs Ex-showroom).
Beforehand, the Comet EV was out there in three variants – Tempo, Play and Plush.These three variants are actually changed with Govt, Excite and Unique, respectively. The Excite and Unique will now be out there with the fast-charging choice. The Unique variant is Rs 20,000 costlier than the Plush trim and the costs of the Govt and Excite (beforehand often known as Tempo and Play) stay unchanged.
The bottom Govt trim is priced at Rs 6.99 lakh, mid-exite is priced at Rs 7.88 lakh and eight.24 lakh for quick charging. Prime-of-the-line Unique is priced at Rs 8.78 lakh and 9.14 lakh for quick charging (all costs ex-showroom). Speaking concerning the quick charging, the FC variants of the Comet get a 7.4 kW AC charger and the corporate has not but revealed the charging time. Beforehand, the Comet used to get solely a 3.3 kW AC charger which took round 7 hours to utterly cost from 0-100 per cent.
The Excite and Unique quick charging trims now additionally get extra options akin to rear disc brakes, an digital parking brake, ESC, energy foldable ORVMs, flip indicator built-in DRLs and creep mode. Different options embody twin 10.25-inch screens for infotainment and instrument cluster, wi-fi Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, steering-mounted controls, three USB ports and linked automobile tech. By way of security, it will get ABS, EBD, a tyre strain monitoring system (TPMS), a reverse digicam with sensors and twin entrance airbags.
Speaking concerning the battery and powertrain, the Comet is powered by a 17.3 kWh battery pack paired with a single electrical motor which places out 42hp of energy and 110Nm of torque. The battery is IP67-rated for water and dirt resistance and will get an ARAI-certified vary of 230km.
Beforehand, the Comet EV was out there in three variants – Tempo, Play and Plush.These three variants are actually changed with Govt, Excite and Unique, respectively. The Excite and Unique will now be out there with the fast-charging choice. The Unique variant is Rs 20,000 costlier than the Plush trim and the costs of the Govt and Excite (beforehand often known as Tempo and Play) stay unchanged.
The bottom Govt trim is priced at Rs 6.99 lakh, mid-exite is priced at Rs 7.88 lakh and eight.24 lakh for quick charging. Prime-of-the-line Unique is priced at Rs 8.78 lakh and 9.14 lakh for quick charging (all costs ex-showroom). Speaking concerning the quick charging, the FC variants of the Comet get a 7.4 kW AC charger and the corporate has not but revealed the charging time. Beforehand, the Comet used to get solely a 3.3 kW AC charger which took round 7 hours to utterly cost from 0-100 per cent.
The Excite and Unique quick charging trims now additionally get extra options akin to rear disc brakes, an digital parking brake, ESC, energy foldable ORVMs, flip indicator built-in DRLs and creep mode. Different options embody twin 10.25-inch screens for infotainment and instrument cluster, wi-fi Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, steering-mounted controls, three USB ports and linked automobile tech. By way of security, it will get ABS, EBD, a tyre strain monitoring system (TPMS), a reverse digicam with sensors and twin entrance airbags.
Speaking concerning the battery and powertrain, the Comet is powered by a 17.3 kWh battery pack paired with a single electrical motor which places out 42hp of energy and 110Nm of torque. The battery is IP67-rated for water and dirt resistance and will get an ARAI-certified vary of 230km.
