MG The Comet, the smallest electric vehicle in the nation, was designed with city driving in mind when it was first introduced, yet quick charging capability was not included. This was viewed by many as its main flaw. In response, MG has introduced the Comet in two new variants: Exclusive FC and Excite FC, which feature rapid charging.
They cost Rs 8.24 lakh and Rs 9.14 lakh each.
These two variations differ from the three that are currently on the market. With the 7.4kW AC fast charger capability offered by the new Excite FC and Exclusive FC models, they can charge over twice as quickly as the 3.3kW charger. Comet is currently available for between Rs 6.99 lakh and Rs 9.14 lakh. Priced at Rs 6.99 lakh for the Executive variant, Rs 7.88 lakh for the Excite variant, Rs 8.24 lakh for the Excite FC variant, Rs 8.78 lakh for the Exclusive variant, and Rs 9.14 lakh for the Exclusive FC variant are the prices of this model. These costs represent Delhi’s ex-showroom prices.
A two-door tall-boy hatchback with four passengers,
the MG Comet EV is built on the GSEV (Global Smart Electric Vehicle) platform. It has iSMART infotainment, which offers over fifty-five linked capabilities, such as tracking and live position sharing, remote car operations including AC start, lock, unlock, status check, and more.
More than 100 voice commands,
including more than 35 Hinglish commands, are supported by this EV. It has features including a hill-hold, rear disc brake, electronic stability control, an electronic parking brake, hill-hold control, powered ORVMs, creep mode, and AC fast charging option.
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