MG Motor India is set to unveil its new electric vehicle, the Windsor EV, The Windsor EV, on September 11, a derivative of ...

MG Windsor EV has been launched at a price of 9.99 lakh. However, the company has not revealed what would be the ex-showroom ...

At the other extreme is the Niro EV (from $39,600 ... The combination of horizontal lights and chrome strips in the grille, plus gloss black cladding around the wheels, bumpers, and sides ...

It has a thin light strip below the hood ... Here, the pixel manipulator gave the hypothetical next-gen Mercedes-Benz A-Class EV modern taillights that span from one rear quarter panel to the ...

Carwale says the Curvv ICE and EV share Tata Motors' new ATLAS platform, resulting in nearly identical design. Both versions feature a striking LED daytime running light (DRL) strip positioned ...

Anyway, when I stumbled upon this car versus bikes compilation, I immediately looked at my desiderate in a different light. Luckily ... t be complete with an EV joining the party, right?

We’re nowhere near a capital city and a long way from traffic lights ... the wheel down the broad strip of bitumen typically reserved for aircraft. Hyundai Inster EV hot weather testing.

similar to the Curvv EV. There is a 4-spoke steering wheel, which is the same as the one on the Tata Harrier. The coupe SUV also gets a strip of ambient lighting along the length of the dashboard ...

For $79,796, the Vito 119 LWB Panel Van includes metallic paint, 17-inch alloy wheels, black roof rails, a rear LED lighting strip and an auto dimming rear mirror. The Vito 119 LWB Crew Cab ($ ...

Exterior Design MG has given the Windsor EV a sleek and minimalist exterior, which retains a modern edge. The electric ...

I am comparing MG Windsor EV and MG Comet EV in terms of specs, prices, features and design. Both these are electric vehicles ...

Looking dark and mottled from a distance, up close the light reveals a pattern that almost ... (After all, this is still an EV, and aero has an outsized impact.) For one, there’s a 0.9-inch ...