As we are about to enter the new financial year tomorrow, JSW MG Motor India has announced that it will increase the prices of its ICE and electric cars by up to 2 percent, effective from April 2026. The price hike will be applicable to all MG cars, except for the Cyberster and M9, which are sold through the brand’s premium MG Select dealerships. As per the brand, the price hike is mainly to partially offset the rising input costs and operational expenses.
For your reference, here’s a look at the current model-wise pricing of all MG cars sold in India: –
| Model | Price range |
| Comet EV | Rs 7.5-10 lakh |
| Astor | Rs 9.79-15.3 lakh |
| Windsor EV | Rs 14-18.5 lakh |
| Hector | Rs 11.99-18.99 lakh |
| Hector Plus | Rs 17.29-19.49 lakh |
| ZS EV | Rs 17.99-20.5 lakh |
| Gloster | Rs 38.33-43.16 lakh |
| M9 | Rs 70.90 lakh |
| Cyberster | Rs 75 lakh |
It is worth noting that the MG Comet EV, Windsor EV and ZS EV are also available with a battery rental program, which decreases the overall upfront cost by a huge margin.
MG Majestor Prices Still Under Wraps
Back in February this year, JSW MG Motor unveiled the full-size Majestor SUV; however, its prices are yet to be announced. Its official bookings are already underway, while deliveries are expected to commence from May 2026. If you’re eyeing this flagship ICE offering from MG Motor, here’s a look at what each variant of this upcoming SUV offers to help you make an informed decision.
MG’s Future Plans
In other news, MG is expected to foray into the plug-in-hybrid segment in India by around Diwali this year. While it is not official, the upcoming PHEV from MG Motor is likely to be based on the Wuling Starlight 560, which is currently on sale in China. Besides, JSW Group, MG’s official partner in India, is also gearing up to launch its first independent model this year, which will also be a plug-in-hybrid SUV. Details here.
