MG Comet EV Gets Costlier in India: Here’s the Updated Price List
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JSW MG Motor India has once again revised the prices of its compact electric car, the MG Comet EV , marking its second price hike since May 2025. This latest update sees a price increase of up to ₹15,000, depending on the variant, pushing the Comet’s affordability slightly higher than before.
What’s the New Price Tag?
Here’s a breakdown of the updated ex-showroom prices across the lineup:
Along with the ex-showroom price bump, MG has also increased the cost of its Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) program. The BaaS subscription now charges ₹3.10 per km, up from the earlier ₹2.90. While the ₹0.20 per km hike might look small, it means an additional ₹200 for every 1,000 km driven, which could significantly affect long-term running costs, especially for high-usage customers and city commuters.
No Changes in Features or Performance
Despite the higher price tag, there are no new features or updates added to the Comet EV. The compact electric hatchback continues to offer a well-rounded set of features aimed at city drivers. These include:
Safety Features Remain Intact
In terms of safety, the MG Comet EV still comes equipped with:
These features make it one of the more safety-conscious options in the entry-level EV segment.
Battery and Range: No Tweaks Under the Hood
Mechanically, the Comet EV remains the same. It draws power from a 17.3 kWh battery pack, delivering a claimed range of up to 230 km on a single charge. The battery powers a motor that produces 42 hp and 110 Nm of torque.
When it comes to charging:
While the MG Comet EV still stands as a stylish, compact, and tech-packed option for urban drivers, this price hike both upfront and per km via BaaS could pinch budget-conscious buyers. However, for those focused on a smart, feature-loaded EV experience for city use, the Comet continues to offer solid value, even at its slightly steeper price point.
What’s the New Price Tag?
Here’s a breakdown of the updated ex-showroom prices across the lineup:
- Executive variant: ₹7.50 lakh (up from ₹7.36 lakh)
- Excite variant: ₹8.57 lakh (up from ₹8.42 lakh)
- Excite Fast Charging variant: ₹8.97 lakh (up from ₹8.82 lakh)
- Exclusive variant: ₹9.56 lakh (up from ₹9.41 lakh)
- Exclusive Fast Charging variant: ₹9.97 lakh (up from ₹9.83 lakh)
- Blackstorm Edition: ₹10 lakh (up from ₹9.86 lakh)
Along with the ex-showroom price bump, MG has also increased the cost of its Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) program. The BaaS subscription now charges ₹3.10 per km, up from the earlier ₹2.90. While the ₹0.20 per km hike might look small, it means an additional ₹200 for every 1,000 km driven, which could significantly affect long-term running costs, especially for high-usage customers and city commuters.
No Changes in Features or Performance
Despite the higher price tag, there are no new features or updates added to the Comet EV. The compact electric hatchback continues to offer a well-rounded set of features aimed at city drivers. These include:- Dual 10.25-inch screens for the instrument cluster and infotainment
- Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay
- 4-speaker sound system, manual AC, power windows
- Electrically foldable ORVMs, keyless entry, and push-button start
Safety Features Remain Intact
In terms of safety, the MG Comet EV still comes equipped with:
- Dual front airbags
- Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
- Four-wheel disc brakes & hill-hold assist
- Reverse parking sensors and camera
- Electronic parking brake & ISOFIX child seat anchors
These features make it one of the more safety-conscious options in the entry-level EV segment.
Battery and Range: No Tweaks Under the Hood
Mechanically, the Comet EV remains the same. It draws power from a 17.3 kWh battery pack, delivering a claimed range of up to 230 km on a single charge. The battery powers a motor that produces 42 hp and 110 Nm of torque. When it comes to charging:
- 0 to 80% charge takes about 5.5 hours
- 0 to 100% charge takes around 7 hours, using a 3.3 kW charger
While the MG Comet EV still stands as a stylish, compact, and tech-packed option for urban drivers, this price hike both upfront and per km via BaaS could pinch budget-conscious buyers. However, for those focused on a smart, feature-loaded EV experience for city use, the Comet continues to offer solid value, even at its slightly steeper price point.
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