MG Windsor With Larger Battery To Rival Mahindra BE 6 Coming Soon
MG Windsor, the top-selling electric car in India made its way on the national shores in September 2024. Also, it was launched with MG's BaaS program, which allows customers to pay rent for the battery instead of paying the price at once. Also the reasonable pricing has added further to the sales numbers. Now, the brand is planning to launch the second iteration of the Windsor EV with a larger battery pack, that will rival the Mahindra BE6.
The current model of the Windsor EV runs on a 38 kWh battery pack and claims an ARAI range of 332 km. However, the model is up for sale internationally with a larger 50.6 kWh battery pack and is named Wuling Cloud EV. The Wuling Cloud claims a range of 460 km on a single charge.
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The British car manufacturer will likely launch the Windsor EV in India, with a larger battery pack soon. However, as per the Indian standards, the range could be dropped to 400 km in a single charge. The 50.6 kWh battery pack in the Windsor EV is expected to churn out a peak power and torque output of 131.3 bhp and 200 Nm, respectively.
Also, the new interaction is likely to get a few ADAS upgrades. It is likely to be backed with ADAS features like- surrounding view monitoring, adaptive cruise control, blind spot monitoring, lane keep assist, autonomous emergency brake, and more.
The larger battery pack interaction of the Windsor EV will surely demand a price hike, likely to be around Rs 4 lakh. The current model of the Windsor EV is slotted at a starting price of Rs 9.99 lakh (ex-showroom). With the new updates the Windsor EV will directly rival the likes of the Mahindra BE 6 and the Tata Curvv.ev.
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