MG Comet EV Price Overview
| Variant | Charging | Ex-showroom | On-road, Bengaluru (approx.) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Executive | 3.3 kW AC | Rs 7.80 lakh | Rs 8.66 lakh |
| Excite | 3.3 kW AC | Rs 8.90 lakh | Rs 9.88 lakh |
| Excite FC | 7.4 kW AC | Rs 9.17 lakh | Rs 10.18 lakh |
| Exclusive | 3.3 kW AC | Rs 9.80 lakh | Rs 10.88 lakh |
| Exclusive FC | 7.4 kW AC | Rs 10.07 lakh | Rs 11.18 lakh |
MG Comet EV On-Road Price in Major Cities
| Variant | Delhi | Mumbai | Hyderabad | Chennai |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Executive | Rs 8.23 lakh | Rs 8.21 lakh | Rs 8.11 lakh | Rs 8.21 lakh |
| Excite | Rs 9.39 lakh | Rs 9.37 lakh | Rs 9.26 lakh | Rs 9.37 lakh |
| Excite FC | Rs 9.67 lakh | Rs 9.65 lakh | Rs 9.54 lakh | Rs 9.66 lakh |
| Exclusive | Rs 10.34 lakh | Rs 10.31 lakh | Rs 10.19 lakh | Rs 10.32 lakh |
| Exclusive FC | Rs 10.62 lakh | Rs 10.60 lakh | Rs 10.47 lakh | Rs 10.60 lakh |
In most cities, on-road prices stay close to ex-showroom, since many states waive road tax on EVs. However, Karnataka charges 5% registration on EVs, so Bengaluru prices run higher. Prices in Pune and Kolkata sit close to the Mumbai figures. Final amounts may also change with insurance quotes and dealer charges.
Recent Price Change
MG raised Comet prices in July 2026 by up to Rs 17,000. The Executive, Excite and Excite FC saw the biggest increase, while the Exclusive trims rose by about Rs 7,000. As a result, the gap between the Excite and Exclusive has narrowed to about Rs 90,000, which makes the top trims slightly better value.
Lower Upfront Cost With BaaS
| Variant | Regular price | BaaS price (plus per-km rent) | Upfront saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| Excite | Rs 8.90 lakh | Rs 6.09 lakh | About Rs 2.81 lakh |
| Excite FC | Rs 9.17 lakh | Rs 6.36 lakh | About Rs 2.81 lakh |
| Exclusive | Rs 9.80 lakh | Rs 7.09 lakh | About Rs 2.71 lakh |
| Exclusive FC | Rs 10.07 lakh | Rs 7.36 lakh | About Rs 2.71 lakh |
Under BaaS, you buy the car without the battery and pay a rent for each kilometre you drive. So, it cuts the purchase price by nearly Rs 3 lakh. However, the rent adds up over time. For example, at around Rs 3 per km, you’d cover the upfront saving after roughly 90,000 km. Therefore, BaaS suits low-mileage users, while daily commuters usually save more by buying outright.
Running Cost Comparison
The Comet costs very little to run. With home charging, expect around Rs 1 per km, depending on your electricity tariff. For a typical 40 km daily commute, that’s roughly Rs 1,200 a month. By comparison, a petrol hatchback could cost several times more for the same distance. In addition, EVs need less routine servicing, which adds to the savings. For range and charging details, see the MG Comet EV specifications page.
Which Variant Gives the Best Value?
For most buyers, the Excite offers the best value, since it adds the touchscreen, rear camera and LED lights for about Rs 1.10 lakh over the base model. However, the Exclusive is worth the extra Rs 90,000 if you want ESC and hill hold. Meanwhile, the FC option costs only about Rs 27,000 and suits those who need quicker daytime charging. Compare all trims on the MG Comet EV variants page.
What's good
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If there is a 3-foot gap, you can park the MG Comet EV there easily
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Cheaper to run than even many petrol scooters
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The cabin is quite feature-rich
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Turning radius is excellent, and makes U-turns quite easy
What's not so good
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No DC fast charging support restricts the car strictly to the city
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Small wheels struggle to keep up if bad roads are among your commutes
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Zero boot space makes it less practical
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