MG Motor India has joined hands with the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA) with a vision to educate and foster skill development in the EV component industry.

MG Motor India has announced the commencement of exports from its state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Halol, Gujarat.

According to the report generated by India Ratings (Ind-Ra), the domestic auto sector is facing a tough time because of the shortages of semiconductor chips.

The auto-major plans to launch its mid-size SUV, Astor, around Diwali. MG Motor India expects its sales to grow by 100%, despite the global shortage of semiconductors, which will last six months.

The smart chargers can be used by people with electric cars compatible with the CCS2 after registering on Fortum’s mobile app. This installation will enable EV users to travel between Mumbai and Pune without range anxiety.

According to the official from MG Motor, the company is expected to launch a new electric vehicle in India in the next two years. The price range of this EV will be below Rs 20 Lakh.

The program had received over 300 entries, out of which, 60 teams were shortlisted in the first round. These teams were provided mentorship by 25 industry experts.

As part of the association, Tata Power will deploy 50KW DC superfast chargers at select MG dealership locations.

MG Motor India sold 1,402 units of the Hector in March 2020, it disposed of 116 units of the ZS EV during the month.