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MG India's upcoming EVs could include a compact SUV, small hatchback

MG India forayed into the electric vehicle space in our market with the launch of the ZS EV last year. Currently priced at Rs 21.00-24.18 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), the ZS EV is positioned at the higher end of the mass-market passenger vehicle (PV) segment. However, MG Motor India’s EV plans are more ambitious and the company has officially stated that its next EV will be “under Rs 20 lakh”, but that could also mean under Rs 10 lakh, which according to our sources, is the price point that the company is targeting. MG India readying affordable EVs, likely a compact SUV and a hatch To be based on the Baojun E200 platform MG hopes to sell 20,000 EVs annually in the coming years Baojun E200 to serve as the base for MG's budget EVs The upcoming, highly affordable EV from MG will be based on parent firm SAIC’s Baojun E200 , which is a big hit in the Chinese market. The automaker had even showcased the model, rebadged as an MG, at the Auto Expo in Delhi-NCR last year. The 2.5m ...

This 30-acre property in US with 25-car garage is a car collector's dream

The mansion also has a separate indoor, showroom-type display room with glass walls for the owner's three most favorite cars. from Auto World News: Today Automobile Breaking News and market updates https://ift.tt/2RG1jIN via IFTTT

Audi looking to reduce the anxiety of EV ownership with the e-tron

The Audi e-tron has been launched in India with prices starting at Rs 1 crore (ex-showroom), marking the German marque’s foray into the EV space in the country. And while awareness about electrification is on the rise, some concerns amongst buyers still remain when it comes to adopting the new technology. e-tron gets an 8 year/1,60,000km battery warranty, complimentary 5 year RSA Customers can sell their e-trons back to the company within a 3 year period e-tron designed to look like any other modern Audi SUV “Our studies show that there is a lot of anxiety, as well as questions, in the customers’ minds before they buy electric cars. So, at least before EVs become common in everyday life, there will be apprehensions about them. So, we have worked on multiple fronts when it comes to electrification,” Balbir Singh Dhillon, head of Audi India, told Autocar India in a recent interview. As such, the company is trying to boost customer confidence in EVs by offering benefits and p...

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