MG Windsor PRO Gets 8,000 Bookings Within 24 Hours Since Launch, Check Details
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The company has launched Windsor PRO at the BaaS price of Rs 13.09 lakh, while ex-showroom price falls at Rs 18.09 lakh. The customers have to pay a rental battery of Rs 4.5/km.
Ever since the long-range version of JSW MG Windsor arrived in India, it has received a welcoming response from the customers. Now, the company has revealed that the model has secured 8,000 bookings within 24 hours of its launch.
Those who are interested can pre-book by paying a token amount at any authorised dealership nationwide.
Statement From Top Official
Expressing the views over the achievement, Rakesh Sen, Head of Sales, JSW MG Motor India, said, 'We are grateful for the overwhelming response to the MG Windsor PRO. Within just 24 hours of opening bookings, we have received 8,000 reservations—an achievement that underscores the enduring popularity of the MG Windsor and further strengthens its position as a frontrunner in India's EV landscape."
Price Range Under Baas Program
The company has launched Windsor PRO at the BaaS price of Rs 13.09 lakh, while the ex-showroom price falls at Rs 18.09 lakh. The customers have to pay a rental battery of Rs 4.5/km.
Battery and Features
It is available in a single Essence PRO variant, with a larger 52.9 kWh battery pack. The vehicle is capable of providing a certified range of 449 km on a single charge. It is available in three new vibrant colour options: Celadon Blue, Aurora Silver, and Glaze Red, adding a touch of style to its design.
Talking about the power, the company says it can generate a maximum output of 136 PS of power and 200 Nm. The car has been treated with cutting-edge technology, and gets a Level 2 Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) with 12 major features and 3 levels of warning.
The MG Windsor PRO also comes with notable features like Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) and Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V), ensuring customers can enjoy the full potential of EV. Apart from this, Windsor PRO now gets a powered tailgate, making it superior in the segment.
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May 09, 2025, 15:53 IST
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