MG Comet EV India: Prices Increased by Rs. 15000 on all variants

MG Motor India has updated the prices of its low-cost electric car known as the Comet EV, which will cost a little bit more throughout its whole range of variants. Immediately, the price has been adjusted to an increase of up to 15,000 (depending on the type).

The new update comes hours after MG did so in June, where it informs its audience of a pending price change across its line-up.

Adjusted Gross-Cost Analysis

The MG Comet EV has its rank amongst the range of ex-showrooms between 7.50 lakh to 10 lakh. So this is how the variants compare after hiking:

  • Executive variant: Gets more expensive by 14,300 Rs.

  • Excite and Exclusive models: Both of them also experience a price increment of Rs. 15,000.

  • Blackstorm Edition: It is increased by Rs. 13,700 as compared to its earlier price.

Nevertheless, the Comet EV is the most cost-effective model of the MG in India, suitable to attract town customers interested in a compact, zero-emission urban car ride.

Features and variant-wise appeal

The Comet EV comes with four trims, which include the Executive, the Excite, the Exclusive and the recently unveiled Blackstorm Edition. Every version comes with its own feature quality and cosmetic updates.

  • Entry level: Low-level customer offering, simple urban commuter.

  • Excite: Increases convenience and comfort technology.

Premium trim features more creature comforts

Blackstorm Edition; a special edition with cosmetic improvements to a sportier and more unique appearance

As the feature list goes on, the revision in pricing is in tandem with the fluctuation of input cost and inflation rate across the industry.

Market Position and Prognosis

Despite the price increment, the MG Comet EV remains amongst the cheapest EVs available in India, and its direct targets are first-time EV purchasers and everyday urban commuters. This is the reason it is a good entry point in the quickly maturing electric mobility segment due to its compact footprint, modern design, and low running costs.

The MG news is bound to change soon as the brand repositions to introduce new EVs and adjust to the changing market conditions.

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