6 months with the MG Comet EV | Long term review

The generously sized doors of the Comet are a double edged sword. While they offer easy ingress and egress for all four passengers their weight seems to put a strain on the hinges. Our test car experienced a slight door misalignment at higher speeds, resulting in some wind noise. A quick service center visit remedied the issue to an extent, but a faint whistle persists at highway speeds exceeding 90 kmph. The smaller wheels, perfectly adequate for smooth roads, can be a tad unforgiving on Mumbai’s infamous potholes. They lack the cushioning effect of larger rims, transmitting more road imperfections into the cabin. However, this is a minor trade-off for the car’s otherwise impressive maneuverability in tight city spaces. Despite these minor niggles, the Comet has proven surprisingly resilient. After subjecting it to the urban jungle that is Mumbai, it remains a surprisingly cost-effective and comfortable way to navigate the city. The small compromises one makes are outweig