2024 MG Comet EV: Variants Explained
- Prices for the model range from Rs 6.98 lakh to Rs 9.13 lakh
- The Comet EV is now compatible with fast charging
- The range-topping variants support 7.4 kW AC fast charging
MG Motor India launched the Comet EV last year in April 2023, and until now it was available in three variants, namely, Pace, Play, and Plush. The brand has now updated its smallest electric offering for the model year 2024 in the form of new nomenclatures for its variants, along with a few added features. With this, the automaker has finally introduced fast charging (FC) for the Comet EV, but it is only available in the range-topping variants.
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The range-topping variants support 7.4 kW AC fast charging.
The MG Comet is now available in a total of five variants, namely, Executive, Excite, Excite FC, Exclusive, and Exclusive FC. Let us now look at the features on offer, variant-wise.
MG Comet EV: Executive (Rs 6.98 lakh ex-showroom)
| Creep mode |
| 7.0-inch digital instrument cluster |
| Keyless Entry with Foldable Key |
| Halogen Headlamp and Taillamp |
| LED turn indicators on ORVM |
| Follow Me Home Headlights |
| Illuminated MG Logo |
| Fabric Seat Upholstery |
| Rear 50:50 Split seats |
| Dual Front Airbags |
| ABS+EBD |
| Rear Parking Sensor |
| Tyre Pressure Monitoring System |
MG Comet: Excite (Rs 7.88 lakh ex-showroom)
In addition to the features offered in the entry-level Executive variant.
| 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system |
| i-smart 2.0 with 55+ connected car features |
| Wireless Android Auto and Apple Car Play |
| LED Headlamp and Taillamp |
| Front and Rear Connecting lights |
| Turn Indicator Integrated DRL |
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MG Comet EV: Exclusive (Rs 8.78 lakh ex-showroom)
In addition to the features offered in the Excite variant.
| Reverse parking camera |
| Electronic parking brake |
| Rear disc brake |
| ESC + HHC |
| Intelligent key |
| Smart start system |
| Digital key with sharing function |
| Power foldable ORVMs |
| Tilt steering |
MG Comet EV: Excite FC and Exclusive FC
The Excite FC trim is priced at Rs 8.23 lakh (ex-showroom) and borrows features from the Excite variant. Similarly, the Exclusive FC grade, which is the range-topping variant, comes with a sticker price of Rs 9.13 lakh ex-showroom and gets all the features of the Exclusive grade. What is new to these two FC variants is the AC fast charging capability. Both variants are compatible with a 7.4 kW charger.
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