JSW MG Motor India sets new benchmark: Over 100,000 Electric Cars sold in India

The British-heritage marque JSW MG Motor India, a key contributor to the nation’s four-wheeler electric vehicle growth story, today announced a landmark achievement: surpassing 100,000 electric vehicle sales in India. The auto-tech company has remained at the forefront of designing clean and intelligent mobility solutions for a sustainable future, offering not only smart products but also intuitive ecosystem-based solutions.

This milestone is driven by the robust performance of the company’s wide EV portfolio, which caters to varied customer demands. From everyday city needs to luxurious indulgence in every drive, MG’s diverse EV offerings represent the brand’s commitment to innovation, performance and sustainable mobility for Indian consumers. As the market continues to evolve, MG remains ready to expand its portfolio and include new-energy powertrains as well.

Speaking on the milestone, Anurag Mehrotra, Managing Director, JSW MG Motor India said, “Crossing the 100,000 EV sales milestone reflects the trust Indian customers place in sustainable choices. I thank our customers and the entire JSW MG Motor India team for this momentous milestone. As mobility evolves, we remain committed to driving India’s vision of innovative and clean mobility solutions.”

Over the years, JSW MG Motor India has emerged as one of the most prominent original equipment manufacturers in the EV segment. The brand’s market share has grown steadily—from 26 per cent in calendar year 2024 to 35 per cent currently. This rising demand for MG EVs highlights growing acceptance among customers and segment fence-sitters.

The carmaker has piloted several ecosystem-based projects and launched numerous industry-first initiatives that are setting new benchmarks in the EV segment. These include the EV Sahi Hai public awareness campaign that promotes EV adoption by highlighting real-user experiences; ehub by MG app, a one-stop app for all charging needs; Battery-as-a-Service, which simplifies EV ownership; MG Charge, aimed at installing 1,000 chargers in 1,000 days; and Project Revive, focused on battery recycling and repurposing used batteries for a second life, bringing circularity to the EV ecosystem. Each of these initiatives is gaining prominence and reflects the brand’s commitment to building a more robust and customer-friendly EV ecosystem through technological innovation.

With this achievement, JSW MG Motor India not only demonstrates robust commercial success, but also affirms its strategic positioning as a major catalyst in India’s transition to electric mobility. As competitors intensify and the regulatory landscape further favours electrification, MG’s combination of product breadth, ecological mindset and ecosystem support will likely serve it well.

For discerning Indian consumers seeking sustainable mobility underpinned by technological foresight, MG’s progress marks a compelling proposition. The company is evidently not merely riding the electric wave—it is helping to shape its contours.