MG Comet EV News

India’s EV market is entering a rapid growth phase, driven by rising demand, government incentives, and increased production commitments from leading automakers.

JSW MG Motor India will require 70 percent domestic content in future models, investing Rs 3,000–4,000 crore to expand capacity and supply chain resilience, with a focus on electric and hybrid vehicles and increased localisation.

MG Motor has launched its first dealership in Nepal, introducing an expanded range of vehicles as part of its regional growth strategy.

India’s electric four-wheeler market opened FY2026 on a strong footing, with Tata Motors, Mahindra and JSW MG Motor leading the charge in April 2026.

Hatchback sales in March 2026 totaled 87,702 units, up 1.28% year-on-year. Maruti Suzuki led the segment with WagonR, Baleno, and Swift. Baleno and Altroz saw strong growth, while entry-level models declined.

JSW MG Motor India will increase prices for its ICE and EV models by up to 2 percent from April 1, excluding Cyberster and M9. The adjustment, due to rising input costs, affects models like the Comet EV and Gloster.

JSW Motors has teamed up with Dassault Systèmes to create an advanced digital platform for its New Energy Vehicle (NEV) line-up. This partnership aims to fast-track innovation, sustainability, and development.

JSW MG Motor India has announced the appointment of Amit Rana as Director, marking a key step in its new-energy and electric vehicle growth plan.

MG Motor India announces limited-period benefits worth Rs 70,000 on the Windsor EV, including cash discounts and exchange bonuses, making it a great time for EV buyers to make the switch.

Discover how India’s electric car market shaped up in February 2026 with OEM-wise E4W sales. The report breaks down rankings, highlighting Tata’s leadership and MG and Mahindra’s strong showings and performance.

Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) is reshaping EV affordability in India by separating battery cost from vehicle price. MG’s Comet, ZS EV and Windsor spearhead this model, with the Tata Punch EV now joining the list.

India’s e-passenger vehicle segment began 2026 on a high, with January sales surging 51% year-on-year to 18,053 units. Tata Motors retained its lead, and Mahindra posted breakout growth.

India's E4W market saw JSW MG top the charts at 43% share in December 2025 despite a 4.1% dip to 14,870 units (ex-Telangana). Detailed OEM analysis from Vahan data highlights leaders in the electric car market.

MG Motor India's new Extended Assured Buyback Programme guarantees 40-60% resale value for EVs after 3-5 years, boosting buyer confidence in India's growing electric vehicle market.

September 2025 saw a 17.4% dip in India’s EV car sales, with Tata Motors retaining the top spot. New entrants and luxury players gained traction amid evolving market dynamics.