2018 MG ZS

MG ZS EV bookings open in 5 cities - Team-BHP

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MG has started accepting bookings for the ZS EV in India. Customers can book the car for Rs. 50,000 at select showrooms in Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Bangalore and Hyderabad.

Each MG ZS EV will come with an on-board cable to charge from any 15 Amp socket. MG will also install an AC fast charger at the customer's home or office. Using the AC fast charger, the battery can be recharged in 6-8 hours.

50 kW DC super-fast chargers will be set up at select MG Showrooms. These will be open 24x7 and can recharge the ZS EV's battery to 80% of its capacity within 50 minutes.

The ZS EV is offered with the eShield package which includes free-of-charge 5 year warranty for unlimited kilometers, 8 year/ 1,50,000 km warranty on battery and roadside assistance for a period of 5 years. MG claims that the running costs work out to Rs. 1 per km.

 
Review MG ZS Electric SUV - carandbike

We get behind the wheel of the MG ZS EV which is fully electric and is going to be launched in India next month. It offers a spirited drive and has loads of features too.

Here's our first impression of the car.

 
2020 MG ZS EV Review - Electric Is The Future | MotorBeam

The MG ZS EV has finally arrived in India to give some competition to the Hyundai Kona. The ZS EV will be launched in January 2020 and it will be MG's second offering in the Indian market.

With a claimed range of 340 kms and good performance to boot, the ZS does seem like a sensible choice for contention if you're looking for an EV.

 
MG ZS EV Review | An Electric SUV For The Real World? | ZigWheels

- MG ZS EV Expected to be priced in the range of Rs 20 to 25 lakh (ex-showroom).

- ZS Electric SUV primary rival, the Hyundai Kona Electric, is priced at Rs 23.72 lakh.

- It will be launched sometime in January 2020.

 
MG ZS EV Review | 10 Things to Know | Autocar India

MG's second offering for India promises to be a direct rival to the Hyundai Kona Electric and sit slightly above the upcoming Tata Nexon EV.

Shapur Kotwal drove it a few months ago, but now we've got a chance to spend a bit more time with it. Gavin

D'Souza brings you 10 interesting things you should know about the MG ZS EV.

 
MG ZS EV 2020 Walkaround - Car Obsession

Hello guys, and welcome back to Car Obsession. Last month I tested the brand new MG ZS EV and as I do with the majority of cars I review, I filmed a walk-around.

There will be a review coming soon, so be sure to keep your eyes peeled for it.

 
Hyundai Kona Electric Vs MG ZS EV | carandbike

It is the battle of the electrics as the new MG ZS EV takes on the Hyundai Kona Electric SUV. Both play in a similar price and market segment, both are modern and packed with tech and safety features.

So which EV is the better buy? Siddharth pits them against each other to find out!

 
2020 MG ZS EV Review: Making Electric Accessible? - Car Obsession

So, you think electric cars are expensive? That's not so in the case of the new MG ZS EV, the first ever electric car to come from the British/Chinese manufacturer.

On face value alone, it looks to offer great value, but is it any good? This review will give you the answer.

 
MG ZS EV vs Hyundai Kona Electric - War of the Volts | Comparison Test | Autocar India

Electric cars are now well and truly part of the mainstream Indian automotive space, with cars that are not only practical enough for people to consider owning, but desirable and relatively affordable too.

So in our first ever all-electric comparison test, we tell you which Crossover EV is better - the MG ZS EV or the Hyundai Kona Electric.

 
New 2020 MG ZS receives redesign and quality boost

MG's best-seller is facelifted after three years on sale, with orders now open

MG Motor's biggest-selling car, the ZS crossover, has been updated for 2020 with an exterior redesign and, it's claimed, a "real uplift in specification and quality".

The Kia Stonic rival, on sale now from £15,495, has been given a revised front-end look with an evolved hexagonal grille design, new swept-back full-LED headlights and an aluminium-effect lower-grille treatment.

New alloy wheel designs also feature, while the rear-end revisions extend to a revised bumper, more aluminium-style trim and refreshed tail-lights. A new colour - Battersea Blue - has also been added.


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Sad that these cars won't be coming to SA. I guess it leaves more room for other manufacturers like Mahindra to grow. Even Ssangyong products are good and they're not in SA anymore
 
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