Comet Pace

The MG Comet Pace is an intriguing addition to Nepal's burgeoning electric vehicle market, offering an impressive blend of performance, technology, and affordability with its price set at Rs 1,999,000. This compact urban EV is powered by a 17.3 kWh battery, delivering a practical range of 230 km, making it ideal for daily commutes in Kathmandu’s bustling traffic and beyond. The 31.26 kW motor ensures a smooth and efficient drive, perfectly suited for both city roads and the occasional mountain excursion. Safety is prioritized with advanced systems such as anti-lock braking, electronic stability control, and multiple airbags, ensuring peace of mind on Nepal’s diverse terrains. The MG Comet Pace also features a state-of-the-art infotainment system with a large touchscreen display, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto compatibility, keeping drivers connected and entertained throughout their journey.

Designed with modern Nepali lifestyles in mind, the MG Comet Pace emphasizes practicality and convenience. Its compact size offers excellent maneuverability in tight urban spaces, while the easy-to-charge battery is compatible with Nepal’s existing power grid, making home charging a hassle-free experience. The vehicle is well-suited for eco-conscious consumers looking to reduce fuel costs and carbon footprints. Furthermore, the MG Comet Pace stands out with its robust build quality and contemporary design, appealing to younger drivers and tech-savvy individuals. MG is positioning this vehicle as a smart choice for those seeking a reliable and stylish electric vehicle in Nepal’s evolving automotive landscape, supported by service centers in key cities to ensure hassle-free maintenance.

For Nepal Drivers:

• Pros:

  • Excellent maneuverability for Kathmandu’s narrow streets
  • Compatible with Nepal’s existing power grid for convenient home charging
  • Reliable service centers available in major cities like Kathmandu and Pokhara
  • Advanced safety features for added security on diverse terrains

• Cons:

  • Limited charging infrastructure outside urban centers
  • Higher price point compared to some other local EV options
  • Potentially longer wait times for parts compared to established EV brands