MG Windsor EV 2025: The Smart, Practical 7-Seater Every Indian Family Can Rely On

In a world full of futuristic-looking electric vehicles that often ignore real-life needs, the MG Windsor EV 2025 comes as a breath of fresh air. It’s not trying to be flashy. Instead, it focuses on what truly matters for Indian families — space, comfort, efficiency, and affordability.

This isn’t a car designed just for EV enthusiasts or tech lovers. It’s built for the average family — the parents doing the daily school runs, the elderly who need easy access, and those road trips that need enough room for luggage and kids. MG has understood the assignment and delivered.

Modern Design with Practical Purpose

The MG Windsor carries a sleek, modern exterior without going overboard. Its clean lines and aerodynamic design blend well with its family-first roots. You’ll still find MG’s signature front grille, but it doubles as a smart sensor panel now.

It comes with 18-inch alloy wheels designed to reduce air drag, wide-opening doors for easier entry and exit, and a matte finish on the bumpers that makes minor parking scrapes less visible — perfect for tight Indian city spaces.

Inside, the flat floor architecture (thanks to its skateboard-style battery setup) means more legroom and easier movement through the cabin. Plus, the LED lighting adds visibility without being harsh or overly flashy.

Performance Built for Everyday Driving

Under the hood (or floor, really), the Windsor EV is powered by a single 201 hp electric motor at the front. What does that mean in the real world?

• 0 to 60 km/h in just 4.2 seconds – Great for quick merges in city traffic

• 320 Nm torque available instantly – Smooth overtakes, no gear changes needed

• Three levels of regenerative braking – From gentle coasting to near one-pedal driving

Thanks to a balanced 50:50 weight distribution and adaptive suspension, it handles well even on rough Indian roads. It’s a drive that feels stable, responsive, and comfortable.

Battery & Range That Makes Sense

The 64kWh LFP battery in the Windsor EV provides:

• Up to 450km of range (about 380km real-world with AC on)

• Fast charging from 10 to 80% in under 40 minutes

• An 8-year or 160,000 km warranty on the battery

One clever highlight is that MG hasn’t compromised boot space. The 500-litre boot is cleverly positioned below the cabin area, making use of space that would otherwise be wasted.

And yes, it supports vehicle-to-load (V2L) – meaning you can power small appliances from your car during power cuts. That’s the kind of forward-thinking that suits Indian households perfectly.

A Cabin Designed for Families

The Windsor EV’s interior has clearly been built with parents and families in mind. Here’s what makes it stand out:

• Comfortable seating for seven adults with no awkward middle-seat hump

• A 10.1-inch touchscreen with physical climate controls – no digging through endless menus

• Over 30 thoughtful storage spaces including cooled glovebox and under-seat drawers

• Built-in sunshades for rear passengers and leatherette seats that are easy to clean

It even comes with an air purifier to tackle PM2.5 levels — a much-needed touch in urban India.

Safety Features You Can Trust

MG has equipped the Windsor with safety features that go beyond the basics:

• 6 airbags and Electronic Stability Control as standard

• 360° camera with curb-view assist – great for tight parking spots

• Rear occupant alert – never forget a child or pet in the back

• Adaptive high beams that won’t blind other drivers

• Battery casing designed to resist shallow water splashes – useful during monsoons

Real Ownership Savings

With an expected ex-showroom price of around ₹25 lakh, the Windsor EV brings serious value.

• Running costs are up to 70% lower than diesel alternatives

• Saves roughly ₹1.25 lakh over 5 years compared to petrol rivals

• Comes with 5 years of free servicing, including brake pad replacements

• Modular battery system means you can replace individual cells instead of the entire pack

And thanks to MG’s 600+ service centres, especially in tier 2 cities, after-sales support is both accessible and reliable.