MG Comet EV

The MG Comet EV is a tiny four seat electric car built for crowded city roads. At under three metres long, it slips into parking spots others cannot. A small battery gives a claimed 230 km range on a full charge. Drivers who mostly cover short daily trips are its natural buyers.

MG sells five variants, from ₹7.89 Lakh to ₹10.16 Lakh ex-showroom. Every one shares the same battery and 230 km claim. What separates them is features and how fast they charge. To see what that range means day to day, read how the Comet range holds up.

The Comet suits second car buyers and short city commutes above all. It seats four in a compact three door body just 2974 mm long. A 42 bhp motor drives the rear wheels through a single speed automatic. For the trim by trim detail, check the Comet trim by trim kit.

Living with the Comet is about ease in tight streets and cheap running. Some trims carry an FC badge for faster home charging. The small footprint makes parking and U turns simple. Its light controls keep stop start traffic relaxed. Charging at home costs far less per kilometre than any petrol car. Regenerative braking recovers energy each time you lift off in traffic.

For a city runabout that parks anywhere and costs little to charge, the Comet has few real rivals. It is built for short hops, not long highway drives. Its tall, upright shape frees surprising head room for four. Servicing stays minimal, since an electric motor has few moving parts.