MG Motors to manufacture latest electric cars in India

Auto giant MG Auto India said on Wednesday that it plans to produce the electric vehicle EZS at its Gujarat plant in India, which will be launched in India in December.

According to the company, the latest electric cars in India will provide full-size luggage and space for 5 people in the form of a compact SUV.

Rajeev Chaba, President and Managing Director of MG Motor India, said: "MG EZS, as one of the world's first locally produced electric vehicles, will mark a new chapter in environmentally-friendly travel in India."

"We are very pleased to be one of the earliest car manufacturers to enter this field and plan to bring accessible electric vehicles to Indian customers after the launch of  latest electric cars at the end of this year."

So far, MG Motor India has invested Rs 22 crore in its factory and installed a brand new assembly line.

The company's first car in India, Hector, will be launched later this month and contains a lot of localized content.

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