2021 MG ZS Electric SUV Launched At Rs 2099 Lakh With Subtle Upgrades And More Range

• It continues to be offered in two variants: Excite and Exclusive

• Ground clearance has been raised to 177mm from 161mm.

• It also features an EcoTree challenge to track your CO2 usage with the car and compare it with other ZS EV owners via a leaderboard.

• MG now offers the ZS EV across 31 cities.

• It rivals the Hyundai Kona Electric.

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Variants	2020 Price	2021 Price	Difference
Excite	Rs 20.88 lakh	Rs 20.99 lakh	Rs 11,000
Exclusive	Rs 23.58 lakh	Rs 24.18 lakh	Rs 60,000

All prices (ex-showroom)

Prices for the base Excite variant have gone up by Rs 11,000, whereas the Exclusive variant is dearer by Rs 60,000.

It gets an updated 44.5kWh HT (Hi-Tech) battery pack that gives juice to the 143PS/353Nm electric motor. This translates to a claimed range of 419km, 79km more than before (340km). A DC fast-charger charges the electric SUV from 0-80 percent in 50 minutes. A normal 7.4kWhm wall box charger charges it completely in 6 to 8 hours.

While it remains cosmetically unchanged, it's ground clearance has been raised to 177mm compared to the earlier model's 161mm. Another notable addition is the introduction of an EcoTree challenge in the i-Smart 2.0 connected car technology. Basically, you can track real-time progress of your CO2 savings with the car. You can also compare it to the top 10 ZS EV owners in the country via a leaderboard.

An 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system, rain-sensing front wipers, an 8.9-inch MID, dual-pane sunroof, push button start/stop, 6-way adjustable driver's seat, and a PM2.5 air filter are retained. Safety features include six airbags, ABS+EBD, brake assist, reverse parking camera, tyre pressure monitoring system, and ESP.

There's more in store for the MG ZS EV, as Rajeev Chaba, Managing Director of MG Motor India, has confirmed a.