MG Comet, Aster, Hector and ZS EV 100-year limited edition launched in India
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- The MG Comet, Astor, Hector and ZS EV now get a British Racing Green color scheme among other highlights, giving the models a special look.
Morris Garages (MG), the Chinese-owned British brand, celebrates its centenary this year, and to commemorate the occasion, MG Motor India has launched a 100-year special edition of the Comet, Aster, Hector and ZS EV. The 100-year limited edition car gets a new ‘Evergreen’ paint scheme and special badging. The MG Comet, Astor, Hector and ZS EV now get a British Racing Green color scheme, giving the models a distinctive look.
The MG Comet 100-Year Edition is available in an exclusive FC variant priced at Rs. ₹9.40 lakh, while the Aster and Hector are priced identically to the Sharp Pro variant ₹14.81 lakhs and ₹21.20 lakhs respectively. The MG ZE EV 100-Year Limited Edition is offered in an exclusive Plus variant priced at ₹24.18 lakhs. All prices are ex-showroom.
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Commenting on the launch, Satinder Singh Bajwa, Chief Commercial Officer – MG Motor India said, “The launch of our 100-year limited edition is a testament to our enduring heritage and passion for automotive excellence. The ‘Evergreen’ color is a highlight. Our Embodying the sense of place, performance and heritage that defines the brand at heart, it aims to establish itself as a brand renowned for its rich heritage, which continues to resonate with consumers for years to come.”
The Evergreen color scheme comes with a starry black finished roof with dark finished elements on all cars. The car also gets a ‘100-year edition’ badge on the tailgate. The cabin also gets an all-black theme with ‘100-year edition’ embroidered in the front seat headrests. The evergreen theme extends to the head unit with customizable widget colors on the limited edition offering. There are no mechanical changes to either model.
Date of first publication: 10 May 2024, 3:33 PM IST
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