MG Windsor EV Gets New Prices – Some Variants Cost More While BaaS Buyers Pay Less

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JSW MG Motor India has revised the pricing of the Windsor EV across its lineup. The latest update brings higher upfront prices for most standard variants, while select Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) versions become more affordable.

The changes affect both the 38kWh and 52.9kWh battery pack options. Depending on the variant and purchase method, buyers could either pay more or save on the vehicle’s initial cost.

Revision

The standard purchase prices have increased across all Windsor EV variants.

The base Excite variant records the largest price hike, while the remaining trims also receive notable increases.

Standard VariantPrice Change
Excite (38kWh)+Rs. 60,000
Exclusive (38kWh)+Rs. 46,900
Essence (38kWh)+Rs. 46,900
Exclusive Pro (52.9kWh)+Rs. 51,900
Essence Pro (52.9kWh)+Rs. 39,900

Prices

Following the latest revision, the ex-showroom prices of the standard Windsor EV variants are:

VariantNew Ex-Showroom Price
ExciteRs. 14.70 lakh
ExclusiveRs. 16.00 lakh
EssenceRs. 17.00 lakh

The updated prices for the Exclusive Pro and Essence Pro reflect the latest increases, with the exact ex-showroom figures varying based on the selected battery option.

BaaS

The Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) pricing has seen mixed changes.

The Exclusive and Essence BaaS variants now cost less than before, reducing the initial purchase price for buyers choosing the battery subscription model.

However, the larger battery Pro variants have become more expensive.

BaaS VariantPrice Change
Exclusive-Rs. 13,100
Essence-Rs. 13,100
Exclusive Pro+Rs. 51,900
Essence Pro+Rs. 39,900

The revised pricing may appeal to customers looking to lower the upfront cost by subscribing to the battery separately.

Battery

The MG Windsor EV is offered with two battery pack options.

Battery PackClaimed Driving Range
38kWh332km
52.9kWh449km

The larger battery offers a longer claimed driving range, making it more suitable for buyers who frequently travel longer distances.

Rivals

The MG Windsor EV competes in the compact electric SUV segment.

Its key rivals include:

  • Tata Nexon EV
  • Maruti Suzuki e Vitara
  • Toyota Ebella
  • Mahindra XUV 3XO EV

The segment continues to grow as manufacturers introduce more electric SUVs with varying battery sizes, driving ranges, and ownership models.

The latest price revision makes the MG Windsor EV more expensive for buyers choosing the traditional purchase route, with increases ranging from Rs. 39,900 to Rs. 60,000 across standard variants. At the same time, selected Battery-as-a-Service variants have become more affordable by reducing the upfront cost, giving customers another option depending on their ownership preferences.

FAQs

Which MG Windsor EV variant gets the biggest price hike?

The Excite variant sees the highest increase of Rs. 60,000.

What is the new price of the MG Windsor EV Excite?

It now starts at Rs. 14.70 lakh (ex-showroom).

Which BaaS variants become cheaper?

The Exclusive and Essence BaaS variants are now Rs. 13,100 cheaper.

What is the claimed range of the 52.9kWh battery?

Who are the MG Windsor EV’s main rivals?

It rivals the Nexon EV, e Vitara, Ebella, and XUV 3XO EV.

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