India Launches New Affordable Electric Car Priced at R$ 63,500

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 13/03/2023 at 12:24

Foto: MG Comet – INsideevs/UOL

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When it comes to popular electric cars, China has one of the most comprehensive markets with high volumes recorded, precisely the result of the abundant offering of compact and subcompact models for sale at very attractive prices. Therefore, if we consider that the revenue model has worked in China, it could also work in India, a market that seems destined to follow in the footsteps of the Chinese, just a decade later or less.

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In summary, the fact is that the Chinese believe they have what it takes to apply this market in India. And it is with this in mind that the MG Comet emerged, a compact vehicle that aims to become a best-seller in New Delhi and surrounding areas.

The MG Comet is manufactured and sold in India by MG Motor India, a vehicle manufacturer that, as one might guess, is linked to MG and, thus, to SAIC Motors, which owns the company. It is not a new vehicle, but derives from the Wuling Air EV, which differs mainly in the various badges on the hood. Perhaps another illustrious “Wuling” wants to follow the same path, as the HuangGuang Mini EV was the best-selling zero-emission vehicle in the world in 2020.

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Although it is a popular electric car, it has an almost premium feel, given the presence of a 10”25” central screen and a highly advanced data and entertainment system capable of interacting with apps. Regarding the powertrain, the popular electric car is powered by a 68-horsepower electric motor fed by a battery supplied by Tata Autocomp, a subsidiary of Tata Motors, of approximately 20 – 25 kWh, which generates a range of up to 300 km. The vehicle, which surprisingly is compatible with fast charging systems, reaches a top speed of 100 km/h.

In addition to its significance, MG’s electric vehicle is also essential, as it is the first model from the joint venture SAIC, General Motors, and Wuling to be sold outside of China. The company has orchestrated everything with the support of MG India, driven by the company’s desire to explore the Indian market with an expansion operation that will cost US$ 650 million.

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The funds will go to the state of Tamil Nadu, where the manufacturer is already involved in the production of electric motorcycles. One of the aims is to transform the region into one of the largest electric car production centers in the world.

The center will cover about 8 square kilometers and will produce a bit of everything, from electric cars and motorcycles to vehicle batteries.

India Launches New Affordable Electric Car Priced at R$ 63,500

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