Indian Olympic medalists honoured with MG Windsor EVs

The Indian contingent at the 2024 Paris Olympics exhibited sheer resilience, and in recognition of their hard work, JSW Sports and JSW MG Motor India honoured these sports stars with the MG Windsor. The Olympic medalists from India participated and won medals in various sporting events such as Javelin Throw, Pistol & Rifle Shooting, Wrestling and Hockey.

Why the MG Windsor?

The MG Windsor is the latest EV offering from MG, and the MPV can be had with a battery pack or customers can choose the Battery-As-A-Service option. The Windsor saw a good response when launched in India, garnering over 15,000 bookings in 24 hours. Moreover, MG is offering a lifetime warranty on the battery for the first owner and an assured 60 percent buyback after three years.

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The Windsor EV is powered by a 38 kWh battery pack that delivers 134bhp and 200Nm of torque. MG claims a range of 332km range on a full charge with the help of four driving modes: Eco+, Eco, Normal and Sport.

The EV features a 15.6-inch infotainment system with smartphone connectivity, an 8.8-inch digital instrument cluster, reclinable rear seats, electrically adjustable front seats, and rear AC vents. The vehicle also gets wireless charging, a glass roof, a 9-speaker audio system, and a powered tailgate amongst others.

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