Sourav Kr
5 days ago
MG Motor India has announced a price increase of up to ₹15,000 for its compact electric offering, the Comet EV, effective July 2025. The hike affects all three variants of the vehicle — Pace, Play, and Plush — marking the first major revision in 2025 amidst increasing input costs.
🔍 Updated MG Comet EV Price List (Ex-showroom, Delhi):
💡 Note: Prices may vary slightly depending on state-level subsidies and dealer margins.
📈 Why the Price Hike?
According to MG Motor, the price revision comes due to:
Despite the hike, the Comet EV still remains India’s most affordable premium electric car for city commuting.
⚙️ MG Comet EV: Quick Specs Snapshot
🚗 How It Stacks Up Against Rivals
📝 While the Comet EV now starts at ₹7.14 lakh, it still remains the most urban-friendly and budget-centric EV, especially for daily city users looking for compact dimensions, ultra-low running costs, and smart connectivity.
🧠 Verdict: Still a Smart Buy in 2025?
Despite the ₹15,000 bump, the Comet EV continues to be one of the most economical EVs in India. Its compact dimensions, tech-rich cabin, and practical urban performance make it ideal for city buyers.
However, if range anxiety or highway performance matters more to you, you might want to consider the Tiago EV or the Punch EV with larger battery packs.
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