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MG Comet EV base model vs top model: is the jump worth it?

The Comet EV base model is the Executive, from ₹7.90L ex-showroom; the top model is the Exclusive, from ₹9.90L. That is ₹2.00L more. The dearest way to buy the Exclusive is ₹10.17L.+₹2.00L

The full story

The Comet EV base model is the Executive, from ₹7.90L ex-showroom; the top model is the Exclusive, from ₹9.90L. That is ₹2.00L more. The dearest way to buy the Exclusive is ₹10.17L.

The Exclusive adds electronic stability control, all-wheel disc brakes, rear parking camera and headlamps (LED projector against Halogen), and 8 more over the Executive.

1 trim sits between the two, so the jump is rarely how anyone actually buys.

With 3 trims the steps are too few to rank fairly, so the trade above is the whole story: the money buys the features, and whether that is worth it to you is the question the Comet EV table below is there to answer.

The two ends of the Comet EV ladder

MG Comet EV Executive

Base model

Comet EV Executive

₹7.90Lex-showroom, from

Sold one way.

See the Executive Electric AT in full →
MG Comet EV Exclusive

Top model

Comet EV Exclusive

₹9.90Lex-showroom, from

Sold 2 ways, up to ₹10.17L.

See the Exclusive Electric 17.3 kWh AT in full →

What the top model has that the base model does not

Only the rows that differ. Most important first, and anything the top model gives up is marked, because a ladder is not always a straight climb.

FeatureExecutive (base)Exclusive (top)
Electronic stability control-Yes
All-wheel disc brakes-Yes
Rear parking camera-Yes
HeadlampsHalogenLED projector
Touchscreen-10.25"
Wireless CarPlay / Android Auto-Yes
Connected car tech-Yes
SOS call-Yes
Speakers24
Driver display7" digital10.25" digital
Electronic parking brake + auto hold-Yes
Leatherette upholstery-Yes

The steps between them, one at a time

One trim sits between the base model and the top model. Each step has its own page saying what it costs and what it buys.

MG Comet EV base model vs top model: the questions people ask

What is the difference between the MG Comet EV base model and top model?
The Exclusive adds electronic stability control, all-wheel disc brakes and rear parking camera, and 9 more over the Executive. One trim sits between them: Excite.
How much more does the MG Comet EV top model cost than the base model?
The Comet EV base model is the Executive, from ₹7.90L ex-showroom; the top model is the Exclusive, from ₹9.90L. That is ₹2.00L more. The dearest way to buy the Exclusive is ₹10.17L.
Is the MG Comet EV top model worth it over the base model?
With 3 trims the steps are too few to rank fairly, so the trade above is the whole story: the money buys the features, and whether that is worth it to you is the question the Comet EV table below is there to answer.

Prices are ex-showroom and features follow each maker's official material. Data updated on 20 October 2026. Verify current prices and features with a dealer before buying.