ZSEVolved

The 2022 MG ZS EV looks better, has more features inside, and also has a longer range per charge

- Kurt Morris

BECAUSE OF INCREASING OPTIONS, CHEAPER PRICING, grants, and ever-improving battery technology, the electric car business is rapidly expanding. In the calendar year 2021, MG Motor India EV sales went up by 145 percent to 2,798 units, reflecting India's progressive migration to electric vehicles.

In India, the ZS EV continues to pique customers' curiosity, with MG reporting a steady flow of bookings. Not only for MG, which is steadily garnering good sales figures in India, but also for the electric car sector in the United Kingdom, this might be a watershed moment. It's the facelift ZS EV, a radically upgraded version of MG's mid-size electric SUV that comes with certain changes normally associated with an all-new car rather than a mid-cycle update.

With a new and smarter front grille, updated headlights, a fresh rear bumper, and a redesigned colour palette, it doesn't look all that different. Although the original MG ZS EV's basic form and design cues have been retained, this upgraded model has a more modern appearance. The faux-grille on the front has been replaced by a single-piece front bumper with sharper LED headlamps. The rear bumper has also been tweaked and the cosmetic alterations are completed with a new set of alloy wheels. The charging plug is located behind the MG logo on the grille on the current model; however, it has been relocated to the left of the MG logo on the facelift model.