ZS EV to roll out from Halol
MG Motor India has said it will roll out its 2022 ZS EV from its Halol, Gujarat plant soon. The company did not announce a specific date. First introduced in 2020, the new ZS EV mirrors MG's global UK design cues and will have enhanced comfort, the company said in a press note. The Halol manufacturing facility can roll out 80,000 cars and has a workforce of 2500.
The ZS EV will feature a front-covered grill, and charging socket which is now placed to the left of the MG logo, sunroof and 17-inch alloy wheels. The new vehicle will come with an updated front fascia, LED headlamps, DRLs etc and more. MG Motor will also offer customers a 5-way charging ecosystem including free-of-cost AC fast-charger at residences /offices, portable in-car charging cable, DC superfast charging stations at dealerships, 24x7 charge-on-the-go facility (in 5 cities), and charging stations in satellite cities and tourist hubs.
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11 Feb 2022
Ketan Thakkar
