If you’re eyeing an affordable electric SUV, the new MG Windsor Indulge Edition might just fit your budget. It keeps the 38 kWh battery and 136 hp motor that the base Windsor uses, giving it a 332‑km range under the C‑IAT test.
The first thing you’ll notice is the exterior. A Shadow‑Gold body paired with a black roof and 18‑inch alloy wheels gives it a more upscale vibe. The black finish spills onto the ORVMs and a subtle Indulge badging sits on the C‑pillar.
Inside, MG has gone for an Urban‑Tan and Black theme with embroidered headrests that read “Indulge.” The second row gets extra cushions, a Prive Screen, and neck pillows stamped with the logo, turning the back seats into a mini‑comfort zone.
If you’re a taster for personalization, MG offers a package that can add a rear sunshade, 3‑D floor mats, body‑side moulding, chrome accents on the grille, bumper corner protectors and a leather key cover. It’s unclear whether all of these come standard or are add‑ons.
In the market, the Indulge sits between the Tata Nexon EV at ₹13 lakh and the Hyundai Kona Electric at ₹17 lakh. MG’s price places it just above the Kona, but the added rear‑seat perks and styling give it a different selling point.
The launch was announced on 28 October 2026, with deliveries slated to start in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru next month. Keep an eye on the policy road‑tax exemption for EVs, which could shave a few thousand rupees off the final bill.