MG Comet Drive To Death | Smallest EV Car Tested | ZigWheels.com
- Aug 10, 2023
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MG has launched Comet EV at a starting price of Rs 7.98 lakh (ex-showroom).
It will be offered in three trims, prices of the rest are expected to be announced soon.
The Comet EV comes with a 17.3kWh battery pack with a claimed range of 230km.
MG is offering various personalisation options for the Comet EV
Its official bookings will start from May 15, deliveries expected to begin in the same month.
MG has launched its smallest two-door compact electric vehicle, the Comet EV, at a starting price of Rs 7.98 lakh (ex-showroom). And one of the most interesting bits of its ultra compact electric vehicle is its grocery-list-long customisation options, consisting of various sticker options and packs. In this report, we’ll be explaining the latter, which has six different options.
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Editions |
Comet LIT Packs |
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Gamer Edition |
Beach Bay Pack |
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Drip Edition (Work In Progress) |
Sundowner Pack |
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Serenity Pack |
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Flex Pack |
As seen in the table above, MG offers two types of customisation options categorised into Edition and Comet LIT Packs.
Also Read: MG Comet EV vs Tata Tiago EV: 5 Key Differences Explained
These packs come with different exterior and interior elements that jazz up the EV. Do note that the Drip Edition is still a work in progress and its details are yet to be revealed. To make life simpler for you, we have detailed all of them in these accompanying images:

The Gamer Edition comes with blue and purple accents on the Starry Black colour, giving the Comet EV a sort of gaming-themed appearance.
Beach Bay Pack (Cyan Blue Theme)

With this pack, the bright Cyan blue touches on the exterior and interior as seen in the image above. Plus, in this pack, the Comet EV gets body cladding that gives it a dash of muscle.
Sundowner Pack (Evening Orange Theme)

This pack gets the same changes as the Beach Bae pack, but up here it’s finished in bright orange.
Serenity Pack (Apple Green Theme)

The Serenity pack continues to alter similar elements of the car, though it uses the Apple green highlights.
Flex Pack (Sangria Red Theme)

Fancy a dash of red? Well, MG has got that covered with the Sangria Red Flex pack that looks sporty.

Customers can also choose between two types of key design which are available in a total of five different colours. This isn't all: as part of the personalisation, you may also have your name engraved on the key cover.
MG will most likely publish the costs of these customisation packs, as well as variant-specific pricing, in May. Click here to find out more about the Comet EV and its specifications. Also, do let us know which of these customization kits appeals to you.
The MG Comet EV is a smaller alternative to the Tata Tiago EV and Citroen eC3.
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