MG Motor India has notified a further price hike of its bestselling electric car. The MG Comet EV, in July 2025. This is the second Comet price change of the year and the fourth one since January.
Updated Comet Price and Details
- Price Hike: The majority of MG Comet EV trim levels have been subjected to a price increase. Between ₹13,700 and ₹15,000. The base ex-showroom price now starts from ₹7.50 lakh. While top-of-the-line Blackstorm Edition costs ₹10 lakh for the non-BaaS.
- Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS): The Comet EV is also offered with MG’s BaaS subscription, a battery rental program. Prices here begin at ₹4.99 lakh and go as high as ₹7.63 lakh, subject to variant choice. Of note, the price of the BaaS subscription has risen from ₹2.90/km to ₹3.10/km. Influencing running expenses for those customers opting for the battery rental plan.
Variant-wise Comet Price Changes (Ex-Showroom)
|
Variant |
Previous Price |
New Price |
Difference |
|
Executive |
₹7.36 Lakh |
₹7.5 Lakh |
₹14,000 |
|
Excite |
₹8.42 Lakh |
₹8.57 Lakh |
₹15,000 |
|
Excite Fast Charging |
₹8.82 Lakh |
₹8.97 Lakh |
₹15,000 |
|
Exclusive |
₹9.41 Lakh |
₹9.56 Lakh |
₹15,000 |
|
Exclusive Fast Charging |
₹9.83 Lakh |
₹9.97 Lakh |
₹14,000 |
|
Blackstorm Edition |
₹9.86 Lakh |
₹10 Lakh |
₹14,000 |
BaaS (Battery Subscription) Comet Price Update
- Previous Rental Charge: ₹2.90/km
- New Rental Charge: ₹3.10/km
- Example: Excite variant under BaaS is now priced at ₹6.20 lakh with the new rental charge.
Feature Set & Ownership
Even after the price hike, the MG Comet EV is unaltered in its feature package. With a 230km claimed range, dual 10.25-inch screens, LED lights. Connected car technology, safety equipment like dual airbags, and keyless entry. Its equipment has not received any updates or additions in this iteration.
Company and Industry Reactions
Industry experts and commentators pointed out that such increases are routine in times of volatile market conditions. The overall price hike in 2025 on some Comet EV models has gone past ₹1 lakh. The MG Comet, though still in the running as one of India’s cheapest and most feature-packed EVs. It is giving strong competition to the likes of the Tata Tiago EV and the Citroën eC3. Some critics noted that raising the BaaS rental cost. While appearing modest per kilometer, might affect long-term ownership expenses. Particularly on high-mileage owners.
Outlook for Buyers
MG Comet’s price increase in July 2025 equates to a diminishing price difference from competing electric vehicles. For customers concerned only with initial cost. The BaaS package continues to be attractive even with the higher kilometre fees. Fleet operators and customers who drive high mileage. However, might reconsider the overall cost of ownership with the new BaaS pricing.
ELCTRIK Speaks
The price hike for the MG Comet EV aligns with industry trends. While remaining within reach for urban-centric EV purchasers. Potential owners are invited to keep both the higher purchase price and higher operating costs in mind. While considering the MG Comet this month.
