विंडसर ईवी की नांदेड़ में प्राइस

On 3rd April 2026, my MG Windsor was severely affected by heavy flooding. While all the other vehicles around mine were unaffected, my car faced significant damage. This immediately raised concerns about the build quality of the MG Windsor, especially considering the growing number of electric vehicles (EVs) on the road. I got in touch with MG Motors, and my vehicle was towed to their Hadapsar service centre on 4th April. However, as of today (25th April), 27 days later, I have still not received a clear update on when the car will be repaired. The lack of communication has been frustrating, and I have been given the following reasons by MG's authorised service centre: Lack of Resources and Infrastructure: MG claims they do not have the necessary facilities to expedite the process, such as a dedicated area for battery storage and proper resources to process approvals quickly. Delays in Approvals: The service team mentioned that they are waiting for approvals from MG’s higher management as well as the insurance company, which are taking an unusually long time. Unacceptable Delays for EV Repairs: Most shockingly, I was told that because my vehicle is an EV, the repair process could take 1–2 months. They mentioned that petrol or diesel vehicles would have been repaired much faster. This is extremely disappointing, especially when the government is pushing to promote EVs. The delays have caused me an extra financial burden. I am forced to spend around ₹500-₹600 per day on auto/cab rides while still paying for my car loan EMI. This is simply not acceptable, and I feel like I’ve been left in the dark for far too long. The lack of proper infrastructure and support for EV owners by the manufacturer is making me regret opting for an electric vehicle in the first place.