MG M9 Electric MPV Launched In India At Rs 69.90 Lakh, Check Details
MG M9 MPV: Battery And Powertrain
The MG M9 is equipped with a 90-kWh NMC battery that is capable of churning out a peak power and torque output of 245 hp and 350 Nm, respectively, and claims a range of 548 km. The brand provides an 11-kW wall box charger with standard installation and a 3.3-kW portable charger for the electric MPV. Also, it gets a lifetime warranty of HV Battery for the first owner and a vehicle warranty of 3 years/unlimited km.
MG M9 MPV: Exterior Highlights
The MG M9 is offered in three distinct colours, namely Pearl Lustre White, Metal Black, and Concrete Grey. The MG M9 gets a unique exterior design, highlighted by a bold trapezoidal mesh grille that asserts its modern presence, complemented by split LED headlights and connected DRLs, creating a sharp and sophisticated front fascia. At the rear, a waterfall-style integrated LED taillight design ensures a unique and elegant signature. The vehicle drives on stylish 19-inch ContiSealTM (self-sealing) tyres, offering enhanced convenience and peace of mind, while heated ORVMs ensure clear visibility in varying weather conditions.
MG M9 Exterior
MG M9 MPV: Interior And Features
On the inside, the MG M9 gets a 16-way adjustment, 8 massage settings, heating, and ventilation. It is also equipped with a Yacht-style dual sunroof, and 64-colour ambient lighting allows occupants to curate the perfect mood for every journey. It gets a 13-speaker sound system (including subwoofer and amplifier) and more.
MG M9 Interior
MG M9 MPV: Price
The MG M9 electric MPV is launched in India at an introductory price tag of Rs 69.90 lakh (ex-showroom). Also, prospective customers can pay a sum of Rs 1,00,000 to book the MG M9.
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