MG Comet EV launched in India for THIS much, specifications, features and all you need to know about the smallest EV in India

MG Comet EV: The smallest electric vehicle available in India has been released by British automaker MG Motors. If someone is seeking a tiny automobile for urban use, it might be the best choice. It is based on the Air EV, which is already available in China and is manufactured by MG's subsidiary company Wuling.

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MG Comet specs

According to the manufacturer, the new EV can travel up to 230 km on a single charge thanks to the 17.3 kWh-R battery pack that has been provided with the MG Comet. To improve the driving experience, there are three different driving modes: Eco, Normal, and Sport. The Comet's single electric motor, which provides 110 Nm of maximum torque and 41 horsepower of power to the rear axle, allows it to travel as fast as 100 km/h.

Features

It boasts two floating 10.25-inch displays, one for infotainment and the other for digital instrumentation. It has an aluminium finish on the edges, voice controls for the infotainment system, a rotary drive selector shine with black trim in the dashboard, one-touch folding and tumbling of the front seats, and seats that are split 50:50.

Along with the two-spoke steering wheel with mounted controls, over 55 linked functions, wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility, three USB ports, manual AC controls, keyless entry, a reverse camera and sensors, dual front airbags, and EBD, these amenities are also included. Additionally, there are options for features like ABS and tyre pressure monitoring systems.

Price in India

This car's ex-showroom starting price has been set at Rs 7,98,000.

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