MG M9 Electric MPV Launched To Rival Kia Carnival In India
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MG Motor India has introduced its most premium electric vehicle to date—the M9 electric MPV. Priced from ₹69.90 lakh (ex-showroom), the M9 promises a blend of first-class comfort, powerful EV performance, and extensive features. Targeted at high-end family and executive transport, this new flagship from MG Select positions itself as an electric alternative to large luxury MPVs. With bookings now open and deliveries beginning 10 August 2025, the M9 brings EV sophistication to India’s elite people-mover segment.
Sleek Exterior With A Commanding Road Presence
The MG M9 carries a striking, boxy MPV profile and spans over 5.2 metres in length. Its upright stance and sculpted lines give it a commanding presence, complemented by 19-inch dual-tone alloy wheels and chrome detailing. A closed-off grille at the front signifies its EV identity, flanked by sharp LED headlamps. The rear is defined by a connected LED light strip and high-mounted stop lamp, enhancing its modern yet practical appeal. Buyers can choose from three elegant paint options: Pearl Lustre White, Metal Black, and Concrete Grey.Powerful Battery With Long Range Capability
Under the bonnet, the M9 is powered by a 90 kWh lithium-ion NMC battery mated to a front-mounted electric motor. It delivers 245 horsepower and 350 Nm of torque, offering a certified driving range of up to 548 kilometres on a full charge. MG provides two charging solutions as standard: an 11 kW wall-mounted home charger with professional installation and a portable 3.3 kW unit. The M9 also supports vehicle-to-load (V2L) and vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) charging, enabling users to power external appliances or even other EVs.You may also like
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