Rajesh
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In india they just announced an upgrade on MG ZS EV with 44.5KV battery and improved range of 419km per recharge up from earlier clammed range of 300 odd km. No price change
Same size battery?In india they just announced an upgrade on MG ZS EV with 44.5KV battery and improved range of 419km per recharge up from earlier clammed range of 300 odd km. No price change
That is disappointing in some respects really.Same size battery?
Same size but different tech. Effectively 30% increase in the range.Same size battery?
please keep us up today with any information you may get..?In india they just announced an upgrade on MG ZS EV with 44.5KV battery and improved range of 419km per recharge up from earlier clammed range of 300 odd km. No price change
India uses the ICAT Certification (or al least the 419km range is based on that) The WLTP range of the current ZS EV is 263km. I've read that the WLTP numbers are more realistic in the real world.In india they just announced an upgrade on MG ZS EV with 44.5KV battery and improved range of 419km per recharge up from earlier clammed range of 300 odd km. No price change
Looks like they finally got the BMS sortedAh, Ecotree Challenge, as essential in all EVs
That's a huge jump up in claimed mileage though!
It is also possible that they have been, as well able to squeeze more usable capasity out of the 44.5kw through improved software (it's been known to happen). Not the entire 44.5, of course, but more than 42.5.....Note that they use 44.5kW in there blurb, not 42.5 which is the useable capacity.
Wonder how much more expensive this version would be. Not to be overly negative, but it's not a facelift if they don't upgrade certain things. Things like LED lights all around, better body styling, improved infotainment system etc.An upgrade from a Gen 1 to a Gen 2 model, could prove to be expensive upgrade in order to gain that increase in range though.
Pure guest work here, but I would say the price would be the same, if not only, only a little more expensive than the Gen 1 model.Wonder how much more expensive this version would be. Not to be overly negative, but it's not a facelift if they don't upgrade certain things. Things like LED lights all around, better body styling, improved infotainment system etc.
Pure guest work here, but I would say the price would be the same, if not only, only a little more expensive than the Gen 1 model.
Otherwise the price will be closing in fast on other similar models.
Are they standardising the packs with the MG5 by any chance instead of having two different sized units ??.
Check out this video here. With regards to the pricing and trim levels in India skip to timestamp 0:48 where they state that it has surpassed the Hyundai kona