Tata Motors dominates India in terms of electric cars. At the same time, British carmaker MG Motor, owned by SAIC, has also been attracting a lot of attention with its electric cars. Just a few weeks ago, Tata Motors launched its new offering in the Indian passenger electric vehicle market, the Curvv EV, the country’s first mass-market electric coupe SUV.
MG Windsor EV
JSW MG Motor India has launched the MG Windsor EV in the country after much discussion. This electric crossover is a rebadged version of the Wuling Cloud EV and is also MG’s third electric car in India after the ZS EV and Comet EV. In the past few years, many products are being introduced in the Indian electric car market, both in the mass market and the luxury segment.
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Tata Curvv EV
The Tata Curve EV is priced much higher than the MG Windsor EV and is targeted at different consumers. However, with its low price tag and battery subscription program, the MG Windsor EV is expected to challenge the Tata Curve EV.
Tata Curvv EV vs MG Windsor EV: Comparison
MG Windsor EV is available in three trim options. The SUV is available at a starting price of ₹9.99 lakh while the battery subscription costs ₹3.5 per kilometre. However, the complete price list of each variant of this electric vehicle is yet to be revealed. Tata Curve EV is priced between ₹17.49 lakh and ₹21.99 lakh (ex-showroom).
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Tata Curvv EV Vs MG Windsor EV: Specifications
The MG Windsor EV has a 38 kWh battery. The electric powertrain produces 134 PS of maximum power and 200 Nm of peak torque. The electric vehicle promises a range of up to 331 kilometres on a single charge.
Tata Curvv EV vs MG Windsor EV: Comparison
Tata Curve EV is available in two different battery pack options – 45 kWh and 55 kWh. Both the battery options come with an electric motor that generates 165 PS. Equipped with a 55 kWh battery, the Curve EV promises a certified range of up to 585 km on a single charge, while the variant with a 45 kWh battery offers a range of 425 km on a full charge. The real-world range of these two variants will be 502 kilometres and 350 kilometres respectively.
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