Price in Nepal
MG Windsor Commute
Rs. 34,99,000
Key Takeaways
- MG launched the Windsor EV Indulge Edition in India at INR 17.89 lakh ex-showroom (INR 17,88,900).
- It adds a roof-mounted flip-down rear screen, Shadow Gold paint, 18-inch black alloys and a black-and-tan cabin.
- The 38 kWh battery, 100 kW motor and 332 km certified range are unchanged.
- The Windsor Commute in Nepal is listed at Rs. 34,99,000, with 20-80% DC fast charging in 45 minutes.
- No Nepal launch of the Indulge Edition has been announced; owners in India report about 240-300 km real-world range.
MG has launched the Windsor EV Indulge Edition in India at INR 17.89 lakh (ex-showroom, INR 17,88,900). It is a special edition with a roof-mounted flip-down rear screen, Shadow Gold paint and a black-and-tan cabin. It is an Indian-market launch, so the price is in Indian rupees. It is not a Nepal price.
If you are shopping for an EV in Nepal, the useful question is what the launch tells you about the car you can actually buy here. The MG Windsor Commute is listed on our platform at Rs. 34,99,000. It shares the Indulge Edition's 38 kWh battery and 100 kW motor.
Below we cover what the Indulge Edition adds, how it compares with the Windsor you can buy in Nepal, and what real owners report on range and battery rental.
Key Highlights
- Launch price in India: INR 17.89 lakh ex-showroom, about INR 89,000 above the Essence trim.
- Roof-mounted rear screen: a flip-down screen for rear passengers (MG calls it the PRIVE Screen), fitted as standard. MG has not yet published its size.
- Colour: a Shadow Gold body with a black roof, black mirror housings and 18-inch black alloys. We found no confirmed additional colours beyond this one.
- Interior: black-and-tan upholstery with Indulge embroidery on the front headrests, plus branded neck cushions and pillows.
- Powertrain unchanged: 38 kWh battery, 100 kW and 200 Nm, 332 km claimed range (ARAI), about 259 km WLTP-equivalent.
- Nepal's Windsor Commute: Rs. 34,99,000, with a 45 kW DC fast charge (20-80% in 45 minutes).
- Not confirmed for Nepal: we have no announcement of the Indulge Edition coming here.
Detailed Analysis
What the Indulge Edition changes
The Indulge Edition is a cosmetic and comfort package on top of the existing Windsor. Nothing changes mechanically. The focus is the rear seat, which is where the Windsor already stands out because of its flexible, spacious cabin.
The flip-down roof screen is the headline addition. It suits families on long drives, chauffeur-driven use and anyone who wants the car to feel more premium. MG also offers an optional accessory pack with a rear sunshade, 3D floor mats, chrome grille accents, bumper protectors, body side moulding and a leather key cover.
The Shadow Gold paint with a black roof and black alloys gives the car a more distinctive look than the standard colours.
The Nepal Windsor: MG Windsor Commute
The version listed in our database is the Commute. It is the simplest, most practical Windsor, and it is a very different car from the Indulge in equipment. Treat the Indulge as a styling and comfort reference, not as a like-for-like model.
| Specification | MG Windsor Commute (Nepal) |
|---|---|
| Price | Rs. 34,99,000 |
| Battery | 38 kWh |
| Claimed range | 332 km |
| Motor power | 100 kW |
| Top speed | 140 km/h |
The Commute has 17-inch steel wheels, a 7-inch LCD instrument cluster, manual air-conditioning, and a basic audio system with FM radio, USB and Bluetooth through a single speaker. It has no touchscreen infotainment. Its colour is white.
Safety and convenience are still decent. You get dual front airbags, ESP and traction control, TPMS, an electronic parking brake with Auto Hold, hill-hold and hill descent control, four-wheel disc brakes and cruise control. There is a 604 L boot, and the interior is flexible with configurable seats.
Indulge Edition vs Commute: what differs
| Feature | Indulge Edition (India) | Commute (Nepal) |
|---|---|---|
| Battery | 38 kWh | 38 kWh |
| Motor | 100 kW, 200 Nm | 100 kW, 200 Nm |
| Rear roof screen | Yes (standard) | No |
| Wheels | 18-inch black alloys | 17-inch steel |
| Colour | Shadow Gold, black roof | White |
| Upholstery | Black and tan, embroidered | Basic |
The drivetrain and range are identical, so the choice comes down to how much cabin and styling you want.
Pro tip: Always compare variants of equal level. The Commute is the base Windsor, and the Indulge is a top-end special edition. Their price gap in India says little about what you would pay for a feature upgrade in Nepal.
Real-world range and battery rental
The claimed range is 332 km on the ARAI cycle (about 259 km WLTP-equivalent), and real-world figures are lower. Owner reports from India mostly fall between about 240 km and 300 km, with several owners reporting around 280-290 km per charge. More critical reviewers estimate closer to 240-250 km. Expect the lower end of that band in Kathmandu valley traffic with the AC on, or on steep climbs towards Pokhara and Dhulikhel.
India also offers a Battery-as-a-Service plan, where the battery is rented per kilometre. The Commute's feature list includes a BaaS option, but confirm with the Nepal distributor whether it applies here, since terms vary by market and financier.
Charging and running costs in Nepal
The 38 kWh battery is easy to live with in Nepal's charging conditions:
| Charging method | Approx. cost per kWh | Approx. cost for a full 38 kWh charge |
|---|---|---|
| NEA public station | Rs. 6-10.5 | Rs. 228-399 |
| Home (NEA domestic) | Rs. 10-12 | Rs. 380-456 |
| Private fast charger | Rs. 15-20 | Rs. 570-760 |
AC charging at 7.4 kW takes about 7 hours from 10% to 100%, so overnight home charging fits well. On a DC fast charger, 20-80% takes about 45 minutes. At roughly Rs. 0.80 per km for an SUV-style car, a 30-40 km daily commute costs about Rs. 720-960 a month.
Impact on Nepal EV Market
For buyers: the Indulge Edition does not change the price of the Windsor you can buy in Nepal. It shows where MG is taking the Windsor, with more premium touches on the same proven 38 kWh powertrain. If rear-seat comfort matters to you, ask the distributor about accessories and trim options. If you mostly drive in the city, the Commute covers the essentials at Rs. 34,99,000.
For the budget conversation: Nepal's EV import taxes were reworked in the FY 2026/27 budget, and reports describe a shift to a CIF-value-based structure. Prices for similarly specified cars can move when tax rules change, so check the latest quote before you book.
For dealers and rivals: special editions are a low-cost way to keep a popular model in the news, and they raise the bar for what buyers expect in the cabin. Expect competing brands to answer with more rear-seat features and colour options. See how the Windsor stacks up in our Compare EVs tool.
For used buyers: a popular, simple EV like the Windsor tends to have a healthy resale market. Browse Used EVs if you want to lower the entry price.
What to Expect Next
- Nepal availability: there is no announcement that the Indulge Edition will come to Nepal. If MG does bring it, expect a price well above the Commute's Rs. 34,99,000, since Nepal's import duties apply on top of the vehicle value.
- Screen details: MG has not yet shared the rear screen's size or features. Details should arrive as the Indian deliveries begin.
- Short term (next few months): watch for updated Nepal price lists from the MG distributor after the new tax rules settle in.
- Longer term: the roof screen and special colours may spread to regular Windsor trims, as is common with MG's special editions.
In the meantime, the MG Windsor Commute page carries our latest verified price and specifications.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the price of the MG Windsor Indulge Edition?
A: The Indulge Edition was launched in India at INR 17.89 lakh ex-showroom (INR 17,88,900). That is an Indian price and not a Nepal price. The Windsor in our Nepal database, the Commute, costs Rs. 34,99,000.
Q: What new features does the Windsor Indulge Edition have?
A: It adds a roof-mounted flip-down screen for rear passengers, Shadow Gold paint with a black roof and black mirrors, 18-inch black alloys, black-and-tan upholstery with Indulge embroidery, and Indulge badging on the C-pillar. The battery, motor and range are unchanged.
Q: What is the range of the MG Windsor in Nepal?
A: The Windsor Commute has a claimed ARAI range of 332 km (about 259 km WLTP-equivalent) from its 38 kWh LFP battery. Owner reports from India suggest about 240-300 km in daily use, depending on driving style, AC use and terrain.
Q: How fast does the MG Windsor Commute charge?
A: On a 45 kW DC fast charger it goes from 20% to 80% in about 45 minutes. On a 7.4 kW AC charger it takes about 7 hours to go from 10% to 100%, which suits overnight home charging.
Q: Is the Indulge Edition coming to Nepal?
A: There has been no announcement. Check the MG distributor in Nepal for the latest availability, and use our Compare EVs tool to see how the Windsor compares with other electric cars.
