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MG Windsor EV
72% Match
Era Petrol Manual
₹6 - ₹10.63 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Far Lower Price
At ₹5,99,700 ex-showroom, the i20 costs less than half of the Windsor EV, making it accessible to a much wider set of buyers.
Crash-Tested Safety Rating
The i20 carries a 3 Star Global NCAP rating while the Windsor EV is listed as Not Tested, giving the i20 a documented safety benchmark.
Simple, Familiar Petrol Manual
A 1.2L Kappa petrol engine with a 5-speed manual gearbox offers straightforward, low-cost maintenance and refueling versus EV charging logistics.
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MG Windsor EV
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Excite 38.0 kWh
₹12.36 - ₹16.5 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Zero Tailpipe Emissions EV Drivetrain
The Windsor EV runs on a 38 kWh battery with a 331 km driving range, eliminating fuel stops entirely and offering 134 bhp and 200 Nm from its electric motor.
Massive 604L Boot Space
Nearly double the i20's 311L boot, the Windsor EV offers far more cargo room for families and long trips.
Modern 10.1-inch Touchscreen with Wireless Connectivity
Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay plus a 6-speaker system give the Windsor EV a tech-forward cabin the i20's setup (which shows no infotainment screen or Bluetooth) cannot match.
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Hyundai i20
For pure daily commuting value, the i20's low upfront cost, decent reported mileage and easy running costs beat the Windsor EV's much higher price, despite the EV's smoother drive and lower per-km energy cost.
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Why i20 for you?
Massively lower price
At Rs 5.997 lakh ex-showroom versus Rs 14.698 lakh, the i20 is less than half the price, a huge factor for a budget-conscious daily commuter.
No range anxiety
With a 37L tank and reported 19 kmpl mileage, refuelling is quick and widely available, unlike planning around charging stops.
Simplicity of ownership
No charging infrastructure dependency; a home fuel stop takes minutes versus multi-hour AC charging for the EV, better suited for renters/apartment dwellers without home charging.
Find out how the Hyundai i20 and MG Windsor EV stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The Windsor EV dominates on technology, comfort, and interior richness thanks to its EV powertrain and touchscreen-led cabin, while the i20 only pulls ahead on ownership cost thanks to its far lower purchase price, highlighting a classic budget-hatchback vs premium-EV trade-off.
Zero Tailpipe Emissions EV Drivetrain
The Windsor EV runs on a 38 kWh battery with a 331 km driving range, eliminating fuel stops entirely and offering 134 bhp and 200 Nm from its electric motor.
Massive 604L Boot Space
Nearly double the i20's 311L boot, the Windsor EV offers far more cargo room for families and long trips.
Modern 10.1-inch Touchscreen with Wireless Connectivity
Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay plus a 6-speaker system give the Windsor EV a tech-forward cabin the i20's setup (which shows no infotainment screen or Bluetooth) cannot match.
A Trade-off
At ₹5,99,700 ex-showroom, the i20 costs less than half of the Windsor EV, making it accessible to a much wider set of buyers.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise value, safety and power.

Far Lower Price
At ₹5,99,700 ex-showroom, the i20 costs less than half of the Windsor EV, making it accessible to a much wider set of buyers.
Crash-Tested Safety Rating
The i20 carries a 3 Star Global NCAP rating while the Windsor EV is listed as Not Tested, giving the i20 a documented safety benchmark.
Simple, Familiar Petrol Manual
A 1.2L Kappa petrol engine with a 5-speed manual gearbox offers straightforward, low-cost maintenance and refueling versus EV charging logistics.
Rear Drum Brake Setup Keeps Costs Down
While less advanced than all-disc brakes, the i20's Disc-Drum combination keeps replacement and servicing costs lower over time.
Compact Footprint for Easy Maneuvering
At 3995mm length, the i20 is significantly smaller than the 4295mm Windsor EV, making it easier to park and navigate in tight city spaces.
Strengths for those who prioritise power, range and comfort.

Zero Tailpipe Emissions EV Drivetrain
The Windsor EV runs on a 38 kWh battery with a 331 km driving range, eliminating fuel stops entirely and offering 134 bhp and 200 Nm from its electric motor.
Massive 604L Boot Space
Nearly double the i20's 311L boot, the Windsor EV offers far more cargo room for families and long trips.
Modern 10.1-inch Touchscreen with Wireless Connectivity
Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay plus a 6-speaker system give the Windsor EV a tech-forward cabin the i20's setup (which shows no infotainment screen or Bluetooth) cannot match.
Cruise Control and Rain-Sensing Wipers
Convenience features like cruise control, rain-sensing wipers, and automatic headlamps are standard on the Windsor EV but absent on the i20.
Lifetime Battery Warranty for First Owner
MG backs the Windsor EV's battery with a lifetime warranty for the first registered private owner, plus an 8-year/160,000 km warranty on ownership transfer, reflecting confidence in long-term EV reliability.
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