Gurugram, March 2, 2023: The 'Comet' is an upcoming Smart EV by MG Motor India, inspired by the 1934 British airplane that participated in the England-Australia MacRobertson Air Race. The name pays homage to the iconic airplane, and the car is designed to provide seamless mobility, which is connected, automatic, electric, and shared.
With congested urban cities becoming increasingly stressful to drive in, the 'Comet' offers an agile and futuristic solution to skyrocketing fuel costs, sparse parking spaces, and increasing pollution. Electric vehicles are a viable alternative to traditional cars, reducing the environmental impact while also offering cost savings, convenience, and comfort.
The 'Comet' takes this a step further by providing seamless mobility that is connected, automatic, electric, and shared. This means that the car is designed to be integrated with other forms of transportation, making it easier to get around in congested urban areas. Additionally, the car is electric, which means that it does not produce harmful emissions, making it an environmentally friendly choice.
Overall, the 'Comet' is a smart EV that aims to address the challenges of urban mobility while also offering a comfortable, convenient, and environmentally friendly transportation option.
According to Mr. Rajeev Chaba, President and Managing Director, MG Motor India, “Urban mobility is at a point of inflexion where New Age solutions are needed to address both the current as well the forthcoming challenges. As we move further into the digital age, we will witness an exceedingly large number of innovations that could range from futuristic technologies to unique designs to clean mobility and many others. We at MG, through ‘Comet’, intend to take the needed decisive steps and a 'leap of faith' in the direction of creating solutions for a better future for each one of us.”
MG Motor India’s current portfolio includes vehicles such as the Hector which was named after a World War II fighter British biplane built in the late 1930s. Similarly, the Gloster is named after a prototype jet-engine aircraft that was made in Britain and first flown in 1941.
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