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MG Comet EV and ZS EV now available with BaaS
MG Comet EV & ZS EV get more affordable with battery rental option. Check prices
The new Battery as a Service program from MG Motor India makes electric vehicles more accessible, with the Comet EV starting at ₹4.99 lakh and the ZS EV at ₹13.99 lakh. Customers pay per kilometre for battery use,
MG Comet EV At Rs 5 Lakh, ZS EV At Rs 14 Lakh - With Battery Rental
After launching the new Windsor with an innovative BaaS (Battery as a Service) plan, MG has now extended the same to their other two EVs - Comet and ZS. The BaaS program allows customers to purchase the vehicles at a lower upfront cost and pay a fee for battery usage based on kilometres driven.
MG Comet EV, ZS EV: Massive price drop with Battery-as-a-Service program
Customers can also avail an assured 60% buyback value for the MG Comet EV and MG ZS EV after three years of ownership.
MG Comet at Rs 4.99 lakh, ZS EV for 13.99 lakh only with BaaS: Details
JSW MG Motor India has introduced its Battery-as-a-Service program for the Comet EV and ZS EV models, allowing customers to lease batteries instead of purchasing them. This reduces upfront costs and includes a 60 percent buyback value after three years.
MG Comet EV And ZS EV Become More Affordable With Battery Rental Program, Launched At Rs 4.99 Lakh And Rs 13.99 Lakh, Respectively
The MG Windsor’s unique battery rental program has now made its way to the Comet EV and ZS EV, making them a lot more affordable than before
Post Windsor, JSW MG Motor India launches innovative BaaS Program for Comet EV and ZS EV
JSW MG Motor India has extended its Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) program to the Comet EV and ZS EV models. This initiative allows customers to pay per kilometre for battery usage, making EV ownership more accessible.
BaaS effect: MG Comet now more affordable as starting price comes down to Rs 4.99 lakh, ZS EV at Rs 13.99 lakh
The auto firm said that under the BaaS program, customers can now bring home the MG Comet EV at a starting price of of Rs 4.99 lakh + battery rental at Rs 2.5/km, and MG ZS EV starting at Rs 13.99 lakh + battery rental at Rs 4.
MG Comet, ZS EV now available with BaaS program
Following the MG Windsor, the BaaS program has now also been made available on the Comet and ZS EV. Tap for more details.
JSW MG Motor India extends Industry-First ‘Battery-as-a-Service’ (BaaS) Program for Comet EV and ZS EV
A Unique ownership program that lowers acquisition cost, enabling easy upgrade to an EV Lifestyle MG Comet EV: Starts at ₹4.99 Lakh + battery rental @₹2.5/km MG ZS EV: Starts at ₹13.99 Lakh
MG Introduces BAAS Battery Rental For Comet And ZS: Is It Worth The Investment?
MG has introduced its 'Battery-as-a-Service' (BaaS) Programme for Comet EV and ZS EV, which was recently launched for the Windsor. This means the Comet comes with a starting price of Rs 4.99 Lakh + battery rental of Rs 2.5/km.
After Windsor, JSW MG Motor now offers battery rental for Comet, ZS EV
Customers can now bring home MG Comet EV at a starting price of ₹4.99 lakh along with battery rental of ₹2.5 per km. JSW MG Motor India on Friday extended the battery-as-a-service programme to its Comet EV and ZS EV models.
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MG Windsor EV Variant-wise Prices Revealed, Range From Rs 9.99 Lakh To Rs 15.50 Lakh
The MG Windsor EV was launched recently with a starting price of Rs 9.99 lakh (Introductory ex-showroom, pan-India). However, ...
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BaaS Plan: MG Comet EV now at Rs 4.99 lakh, ZS EV at Rs 13.99 lakh
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Tata Nexon EV, MG ZS, and More: Huge Discounts upto 3 Lakhs on Affordable Electric Cars
In a move that could significantly boost the adoption of electric vehicles in India, several automakers have announced ...
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