| Detail | M9 Couture Edition |
|---|---|
| Ex-showroom price | Rs 84.94 lakh |
| On-road, Bengaluru (approx.) | Rs 98.53 lakh |
| Production | 50 units in India |
| Designer | Gaurav Gupta |
| Battery and range | 90 kWh, 548 km claimed |
| Power and torque | 242 bhp, 350 Nm |
| Seating | 7, with Presidential second-row seats |
| Sold through | MG Select only |
Couture Design Details
| Area | Couture Edition touch |
|---|---|
| Paint | White body with charcoal Serpent Infinity graphics |
| Bonnet | A single 3D serpent element at the front |
| Front bumper | Serpent Infinity badge |
| Logo | Winged-panther brooches around the MG emblem |
| Cabin | “Couture Edition” dashboard branding |
Compared with the Cyberster Couture Edition, the M9 takes a calmer, more elegant approach. Instead of two bonnet figurines, it uses a single serpent element, which suits the M9’s large, formal shape. Together, these details give it a distinctive look without feeling flashy.
Same Luxury Inside
Underneath the design package, the Couture Edition matches the Presidential Limo in every way. For example, the second-row Presidential seats still offer 16-way power adjustment, heating, ventilation and 8 massage modes. In addition, it keeps the dual sunroofs, electric sliding doors and 13-speaker JBL audio. For safety, 7 airbags and Level 2 ADAS come standard. So, you lose nothing in comfort or tech.
Who Should Buy the Couture Edition?
The Couture Edition makes the most sense for buyers who use the M9 as a chauffeur-driven car and want it to make a statement. For instance, business owners, hospitality brands or collectors may value its rarity. However, families who simply want the M9’s space and comfort will get the same experience from the Presidential Limo for Rs 4.99 lakh less.
Booking and Deliveries
MG opened pre-reservations in July 2026 and announced the price on 3 August 2026. After that, deliveries began from 10 August 2026. Since MG is building only 50 units, availability may already be tight, so check with your nearest MG Select dealer. To compare both versions, visit the MG M9 variants page.
What's good
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Unrivalled Rear Comfort: The 16-way Presidential seats offer a true “private jet” experience.
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Safety First: 5-star NCAP rating and a well-tuned ADAS suite provide ultimate peace of mind.
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Massive Utility: The 945-litre boot (with all seats up) is a game-changer for airport runs.
What's not so good
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Physical Dimensions: Navigating the M9 in old city areas or tight basements can be very stressful.
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Touch-Heavy Controls: The lack of physical buttons for AC and mirrors can be distracting for the driver.
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Ground Clearance: At 150 mm (unladen), you must be extremely cautious over high-speed breakers and bad roads.
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