MG Motor India’s current lineup includes Hector, Astor, Comet, Windsor, ZS EV and Gloster, alongside the MG Select portfolio comprising the Cyberster electric sportscar and M9 luxury MPV. The company is also preparing for the launch of its upcoming flagship ICE SUV, the MG Majestor, which has been spotted testing multiple times recently. However, MG has not yet announced an official launch timeline.
MG Sales Breakup Nov 2025
The MG Windsor EV emerged as the company’s best-selling model, accounting for 4,025 units in November 2025. This translates to nearly 70% of MG’s total monthly sales. Windsor recorded a 28% YoY growth over the 3,144 units sold in November 2024, although MoM sales declined by 9%.
Recently, MG announced that Windsor has crossed the 50,000-unit sales milestone within 400 days of production commencement in October 2024, making it the fastest EV in India to achieve this feat.
The MG Comet EV also posted a positive YoY performance. Sales of Comet stood at 897 units, marking a 50% YoY growth compared to 600 units sold in November 2024. However, MoM volumes declined by 11%, reflecting softer demand compared to October 2025.
MG ZS EV, Hector, Astor – Sales Nov 2025
The MG ZS EV witnessed weak demand, with sales of 400 units, down 17% YoY and 34% MoM. This compares to 483 units sold in November 2024 and 609 units in October 2025. The MG Hector and Hector Plus recorded 278 units, reflecting a steep 75% YoY decline from 1,106 units last year. However, MoM demand improved by 24%, indicating some recovery from the 225 units sold in October. MG has just launched the new Hector at an attractive pricing of just Rs 11.99 lakhs, which will help boost company sales in coming months.
Similarly, MG Astor sales fell sharply by 73% YoY to 149 units, though MoM volumes rose by 46% over the 102 units sold in October 2025. At the top end of MG’s portfolio, the Gloster continued to struggle, with sales dropping to just 5 units in November 2025, compared to 138 units in November 2024. MoM sales also declined by 44%, underlining weak demand in the full-size SUV segment.
Price Hike Announced
JSW MG Motor India has announced a price hike of up to 2% across its model range, effective from 1st January 2026. The increase will vary depending on the model and variant, and is being attributed to rising input costs and prevailing macroeconomic factors. MG stated that the revision is a necessary step to partially offset higher operational expenses, while continuing to offer competitive products in the market.
