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MG Motor India today launched the MG Comet EV in India at an introductory price of Rs 7.98 lakh (ex-showroom). Based on the GSEV platform, the MG Comet EV is the second EV in MG Motor India’s portfolio. The company states that the MG Comet EV bookings will commence on 15th May 2023. Test drive for the Comet EV will commence on April 27. MG Comet EV: Colour options The MG Comet EV will be available in five colour options, including Apple Green with Black Roof, Aurora Silver, Starry Black, Candy White and Candy White with Black Roof. MG Comet EV: Dimensions and Design The MG Comet EV measures 2,974mm in length, 1,505mm in width, 1,631mm in height, and has a wheelbase of 2,010 mm. Designed on the concept of BICO—'Big Inside, Compact Outside’, the MG Comet EV gets curved tech body line, LED headlamps and tail-lamps, LED DRLs, aero-craft cabin window in the second row and 12-inch alloy wheels. with DRLs. It also gets an LED strip, running across the width of the EV at the front and rear. MG Comet EV: Interior The MG Comet EV has a roomy cabin with a 4-seater configuration with 50:50 settings on the second row of seats. The Comet EV’s multi-function two-spoke steering wheel gets futuristic pod-like controls. The centre console is equipped with useful features such as a floating twin 10.25-inch screens for infotainment system and an instrument cluster, wireless Android Auto and Apple Car Play, electric window operation buttons and a 12-Volt charging port. MG Comet EV interior The...

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MG Motor India will take the wraps off its second all-electric offering for the Indian market today, i.e. on April 19, 2023. The ZS EV, MG’s first electric car, was launched in January 2020 and the company is now making its entry into a new small electric vehicle segment with the Comet. Here are the top 5 things that you need to know about the upcoming MG Comet EV. Maruti Suzuki Alto K10 Tour H1 launched at Rs 4.80 lakh: Up to 34.46 km/kg mileage Also Read: MG Comet EV: Interior and features On the inside, the MG Comet will be pretty feature-rich just like the other MG cars. It will get dual 10.25-inch screens (one for the instrument cluster and the other as an infotainment system), a two-spoke steering wheel, dual airbags, ABS with EBD, ESC, etc. MG Comet EV: Battery and range The upcoming MG Comet EV is likely to get a 20 kWh lithium-ion battery pack and it should offer a driving range of 250 km on a single charge. MG might also offer multiple battery pack options with the Comet. Follow: Express Drives on Instagram , Twitter , and Facebook MG Comet EV: Performance and charging time The MG Comet EV: Price and competition MG Motor India will reveal the prices of the Comet in the coming months. The MG Comet EV is expected to be priced under Rs 10 lakh, ex-showroom. It will directly take on the likes of the Tata Tiago EV, Citroen eC3, etc. Also Read: Stay tuned with Express Drives for more updates and also, do subscribe to our Get live

MG Motor is all set to launch the Comet EV, its second electric car in India, within the next few weeks. The two-door micro electric car was officially unveiled by the carmaker on Wednesday, April 19. The four-seater EV offers several features inside which has been revealed in the images of the cabin. Some of these features were earlier teased by MG Motor in the run-up to the official unveiling event earlier this week. Here is a quick look at what the cabin of the MG Comet EV will offer. Despite being small in size, MG Motor has been able to pack in four seats inside the Comet EV. The cabin boasts of a large dual digital touchscreen display which serve as both infotainment screen as well as driver display. There are physical buttons on the centre console for various controls including air condition. The steering wheel is a two-spoke unit with mounted controls. MG Motor had earlier said that the design of the steering wheel is inspired from iPods of yesteryears. The centre console does not offer any armrest for the driver. View Details The design of the Comet EV has a boxy shape with catchy design. It will come with split LED headlamps on the face and a LED light bar running right under the windscreen. The light bar theme continues at the rear too which also gets the Comet EV badging. The charging port is located at the front of the EV. It sites on a set of tiny steel wheels. MG Motor showcased the Comet EV in four colours besides multiple other options laced with graphics....

By Rahul Ghosh: Cities are getting congested and cars are getting bigger and bigger. In a scenario like this MG Motors claim that 70 percent of Indians drive alone most of the time. So a micro-car it seems, is the need of the hour. Enter the MG Comet. MG Comet: design and dimensions The MG Comet is 2,974mm in length and just 1,505mm wide. This makes it one of the smallest cars in the country. However sporting a height of 1,640mm, the Comet is definitely a tall car. Speaking of design, the Comet again is a unique proposition. A minuscule bonnet sits up front and large LED headlamps dominate the front end. The charging pod sits in front and the MG logo residing on it is backlit. In profile, one can see that the wheels are pushed far into the corners and this allows the Comet to sport a wheelbase of 2,010mm which is quite substantial. The Comet is a two-door hatch and this means access to the rear seats is via the single door. So is getting in easy? We shall get to that shortly. The Comet rides on small 12in steel wheels and alloys are not even on the options list. At the back, the LED tail lights are joined together by a panel and this gives the Comet a rather interesting look. Much like the sides, the rear end is also quite slab-sided. Overall the Comet looks like nothing we have seen on Indian roads. Inside, the Comet feels rather premium. Getting in is easy thanks to the large door and once on the driver’s perch, things get even more exciting! The dash looks tiny and load...