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No more charging drama with MG Comet EV's three-point easy charging solution!​ Don't sleep on this, book your Comet EV ASAP for a lit deal starting from ₹7,98,000*.​ #CometEV #UrbanMobility #MorrisGarages #MGMotorIndia #BookNow

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katrao3 years ago

I am being told by the dealership that we cannot use the commonly available 7.2AC charger but it has to be charged via 3kw charger provided by MG!

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katrao3 years ago

Why can't we charge from a public 7.2AC charger for the Comet?

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Lt Col TS ANAND (retd)3 years ago

Where are charging stations in India, thats more imp, until the infra is set up promoting this ad doesnot sound logical, the day we charging pts in apts, offices, payable pts in public parking , YES then these cars will do well

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Prakash Thakur3 years ago

Waste service

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Asit Khanna3 years ago

Still no resolution. I have never seen such a poor response from ANY auto company EVER! Despite tagging the CEO, GM, Cust care head etc etc!

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Rahul Agrawal3 years ago

All commitments are false . Demo car and real car is different demo will give more mileage . Car quality is pathetic after sale no service and once car taken over no response

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Madhukar yerrolla3 years ago

You Pathetic MG , i have called multiple times below are the tickets , no progress or update or acknowledgment on this tickets have been chasing from 1 month from 2nd day i purchased. 2242747,2241120,2326512,2359723,2359682,2335712

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