MG Comet EV News

Small in size, huge on charm, Honda’s little EV might just give city mobility the glow-up it’s been waiting for!

If Dacia brings this to India, it could shake up the budget EV market, just as the Alto did for small cars.

This isn’t a head-to-head battle, given the Tiago EV’s higher price, yet the tiny Comet EV impresses on many fronts.

These updates come at a minor price premium for some variants over the MY2024 model

From a micro entry-level EV to a 7-seater SUV, the list has a range of gorgeous-looking special edition vehicles

Interested buyers should note that the Blackstorm Edition of the Comet EV can be had with the top-spec variant only!

Besides new aesthetic and cosmetic updates, the Comet EV Blackstorm also gets you a feature update for a premium of Rs 30,000.

The Comet EV will become the fourth MG vehicle in India to receive the special edition, and one can expect it to be offered at a minor premium over the variants it will be based on!

The new Comet EV Blackstorm Edition, when launched, will be the fourth Blackstorm model after the Hector, Astor, and Gloster

Both EVs come with a single battery option, with the VF3 featuring the larger battery. However, the MG Comet has a surprising twist in this regard.

Think of this unique ownership program as a battery rental system, for which you’ll have to pay a monthly EMI for using the battery pack as it isn’t included with the cost of the EV

The new special edition is available only in the Hector, Astor and ZS EV’s mid-spec variants, while the Comet gets it in the top-end variant