MG Motor India aims to scale up production over the next two to three years to meet the growing demand for its EVs in both domestic and select international markets.

The company is witnessing robust growth in the electric vehicle (EV) segment, operating at nearly full capacity at its Halol plant in Gujarat. With an annual installed capacity of 1,10,000 units, the company is running key operations like battery assembly and paint shops in three shifts to keep up with demand. Production currently stands at 6,000–7,000 units per month across models, with a target of reaching 72,000 units by the end of calendar year 2025, up from 60,000 in 2024.

“In two-three years, the plant will have full capacity. We are preparing for the next phase of growth, with blueprints ready for future capacity expansion and on new models,” said Biju Balendran, Deputy Managing Director of JSW MG Motor, during the opening of the MG Select experience centre in Chennai.

While MG’s overall passenger car market share remains close to two percent, its EV share stands at around 38 percent. The compact MG Comet EV, popular among urban professionals, is driving strong traction in metro cities like Bengaluru. Alongside the Comet, the company is also ramping up production for other models, including the Windsor, to cater to rising domestic and select international demand.