MG Windsor EV starts reaching dealerships, test drive begins today

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MG Windsor EV has started reaching dealerships as the test drives of this electric crossover commence today. The electric crossover was launched a few days back with a battery subscription program on offer. The MG Windsor EV was launched at an initial price of ₹9.99 lakh, while the battery subscription program was introduced at a cost of ₹3.5 per kilometre. However, the EV is available without the battery subscription program as well, where it costs between ₹13.49 lakh and ₹15.49 lakh (ex-showroom).

MG Windsor EV: Price, booking and delivery

MG Windsor EV is priced between ₹13.49 lakh and ₹15.49 lakh (ex-showroom). Also, the electric crossover is available at a cheaper cost of ₹9.99, but this comes with a battery subscription plan, where the customer has to pay ₹3.5 per kilometre under the battery as a service (BaaS) program. Test drives of the Windsor EV are open from 25th September. The EV is already available for booking unofficially at some select dealerships but official bookings will commence from 3rd October, while deliveries are slated to begin from 12th October.

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MG Windsor EV: Colours and variants

MG Windsor EV is available in three different variant options, which are - Excite, Exclusive and Essence. The Excite variant costs ₹13.49 lakh (ex-showroom), while the Exclusive and Essence variants come priced at ₹ ₹14.49 lakh (ex-showroom) and ₹15.49 lakh (ex-showroom), respectively. The electric crossover is available in four different colour choices, which are - Turquoise Green, Pear White, Clay Beige and Starburst Black.

MG Windsor EV: Powertrain

Powering the MG Windsor EV is a 38 kWh battery pack, which paired with an electric motor helps the electric car to churn out 134 bhp peak power and 200 Nm of maximum torque. The EV is capable of running up to 331 kilometres on a single charge. The battery pack can be charged completely with a 3.3 kWh charger in 15 hours, while a 7.4 kW charger cuts the charging time by half. Also, MG claims a fast charger can charge the battery pack from 0-80 per cent in less than an hour.

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