Komaki MG Pro V & MG Pro+ Cross 25,000 Orders; 2 Lakh Sales Target Set

Komaki Electric Vehicles says its MG Pro V and MG Pro+ electric scooters have crossed 25,000 orders within one month of launch in India. The two scooters were launched in July 2026 and are priced at ₹73,999 and ₹79,999, respectively. Komaki is now targeting more than 2 lakh electric-scooter sales by the end of FY2026, with dealer expansion and higher production capacity expected to support that goal. The MG Pro V claims 90–100 km of range, while the MG Pro+ claims 150+ km. One distinction matters here: the 25,000 figure refers to orders, not confirmed deliveries.

Komaki MG Pro V and MG Pro+ Cross 25,000 Orders

Komaki says the MG Pro V and MG Pro+ have received more than 25,000 orders in their first month.

That's a strong opening for two new scooters, particularly because both models sit in the affordable electric-scooter segment. Komaki has focused on a combination of metal-body construction, LiFePO4 battery technology, claimed range and connected features.

But don't confuse bookings with deliveries.

25,000 orders doesn't mean 25,000 scooters have already reached customers. It's the number Komaki has reported for orders received.

That's the figure we should use when judging the initial response to the MG Pro range.

MG Pro V vs MG Pro+ at a Glance

Komaki's current product information lists the MG Pro V at ₹73,999 and the MG Pro+ at ₹79,999. It also lists the metal body and LiPo4/LiFePO4 battery technology.

The company's product/dealer information lists 55–60 km/h for the scooters, while the MG Pro V is listed with a BLDC hub motor and front disc brake.

Komaki MG Pro V: What's on Offer?

The MG Pro V is the entry point into the new range.

At ₹73,999 ex-showroom, it's aimed at buyers who want an electric scooter without moving into higher price brackets.

Komaki claims a 90–100 km range, while its product information lists a metal body and LiFePO4/LiPo4 battery technology.

MG Pro V highlights

• ₹73,999 ex-showroom price

• 90–100 km claimed range

• LiFePO4/LiPo4 battery

• Metal body

• 55–60 km/h claimed top speed

• BLDC hub motor

• Front disc brake

• Telescopic front suspension

• Smart dashboard

• Mobile-app connectivity

• Battery-health monitoring

• Remaining-range monitoring

• Parking assistance

• Anti-theft features

Komaki's official product listing specifically mentions mobile-app integration, battery-health monitoring, range monitoring, parking assistance, a repair switch and anti-theft lock.

For a buyer mainly doing city commutes, that combination covers the basics without making the scooter overly complicated.

Komaki MG Pro+: What's Different?

The MG Pro+ is the more range-focused version.

It costs ₹79,999 ex-showroom, or ₹6,000 more than the MG Pro V. In return, Komaki claims 150+ km of range.

That range claim is the biggest reason to look at the Pro+ rather than simply choosing the cheaper model.

MG Pro+ highlights

• ₹79,999 ex-showroom price

• 150+ km claimed range

• LiFePO4/LiPo4 battery technology

• Metal body

• 55–60 km/h claimed top speed

• BLDC hub motor

• LED lighting

• Front disc brake

• Regenerative braking

• Reverse assistance

• Smart dashboard

• Connected features

The official MG Pro information also highlights regenerative technology, full LED lighting, reverse assistance and practical storage.

Battery, Range and Charging

Battery technology is one of the talking points around the MG Pro range.

Both scooters use LiFePO4/LFP-type battery technology, according to Komaki. The company positions this chemistry around durability and safety.

The claimed ranges are:

• MG Pro V: 90–100 km

• MG Pro+: 150+ km

These are manufacturer-claimed figures, so you shouldn't treat them as guaranteed real-world range.

Your actual result can change with:

• Riding speed

• Traffic

• Rider and luggage weight

• Road conditions

• Temperature

• Riding mode

• Tyre pressure

• Battery condition

If you're comparing the scooters for a daily commute, I'd leave a sensible range buffer rather than planning every trip around the maximum claimed figure.

Features and Equipment

Komaki hasn't treated the MG Pro range as bare-bones transportation.

Smart dashboard and connectivity

The scooters come with a smart dashboard, while the MG Pro V's product listing mentions mobile-app integration and battery/range monitoring.

That can be useful when you want to check battery status before heading out rather than discovering the range problem halfway through your commute.

Regenerative braking

Komaki also lists regenerative technology for the MG Pro family.

In simple terms, the system can recover some energy during deceleration and braking and send it back toward the battery.

Don't expect regeneration to magically add huge amounts of range — it's better viewed as a small efficiency aid.

Practical equipment

The MG Pro range also gets features such as:

• LED lighting

• Front disc brake

• Telescopic suspension

• Reverse assistance

• Parking assistance

• Anti-theft functions

• Repair switch

These features make the scooters more suited to everyday urban use rather than focusing only on headline range numbers.

Komaki's 2 Lakh Sales Target

The bigger story isn't just the 25,000 orders.

Komaki is targeting more than 2 lakh electric-scooter sales by the end of FY2026.

The company says it plans to support that target through:

1. Dealer-network expansion

2. Increased production capacity

3. Growing consumer acceptance of electric mobility

Komaki co-founder Gunjan Malhotra said the response to the MG Pro V and MG Pro+ had exceeded expectations and linked the company's growth plans to stronger manufacturing capabilities and wider market reach.

There's a useful reality check here: 25,000 orders and a 2-lakh sales target are two different things.

The first is an early demand signal. The second requires sustained sales, production, deliveries and after-sales support over a much larger scale.

What the 25,000 Orders Actually Tell Us

This is where the numbers become more interesting.

The MG Pro V and Pro+ aren't trying to win buyers with just one flashy specification. Their pitch combines:

Affordable pricing + metal body + LFP battery technology + claimed range + connected features.

The MG Pro V's ₹73,999 starting price puts it below ₹75,000 ex-showroom, while the MG Pro+ stays below ₹80,000.

And there's a clear step-up between them. You're paying ₹6,000 more for the Pro+, with the main attraction being its substantially higher claimed range.

That makes the two scooters relatively easy to understand from a buyer's perspective.

Which MG Pro Should You Choose?

Choose the MG Pro V if...

You mostly ride around the city and want to keep the purchase price down.

Its ₹73,999 price and 90–100 km claimed range should be enough for many everyday commuting needs, depending on your actual daily distance.

Choose the MG Pro+ if...

You regularly cover longer distances or simply want more range headroom.

The extra ₹6,000 gets you a claimed range of 150+ km, making the Pro+ the more interesting option if reducing charging frequency matters to you.

Don't choose based on range alone

Before booking either scooter, check the dealer, service availability and actual charging setup where you live.

A scooter that looks great on paper isn't much fun if getting service requires a long trip.

Things Buyers Should Check Before Booking

If you're seriously considering an MG Pro, I'd check these five things at the dealership:

1. Ask about on-road price

The ₹73,999 and ₹79,999 figures are ex-showroom prices. Registration, insurance and other applicable costs can increase what you actually pay.

2. Take a test ride

Don't judge ride quality from specifications.

Check the seating position, suspension, braking feel, throttle response and low-speed handling yourself.

3. Ask about real-world range

The advertised range is a starting point, not a promise.

Ask the dealer what existing customers are seeing under typical city riding conditions.

4. Check service support

Find out where the nearest authorised service centre is and ask about routine maintenance and parts availability.

5. Read the warranty terms

Komaki's product information lists warranty coverage for the battery, motor and controller, with mileage/time conditions. Check the exact terms, exclusions and applicable conditions in the documentation provided at purchase.

Final Takeaway

The 25,000-order milestone gives Komaki's MG Pro V and MG Pro+ a strong start, but the more interesting part of the story is what comes next.

The MG Pro V starts at ₹73,999 with a claimed 90–100 km range, while the MG Pro+ costs ₹79,999 and claims 150+ km. Both focus on metal-body construction, LiFePO4 battery technology and practical smart features.

Komaki now wants to cross 2 lakh electric-scooter sales by FY2026. Whether it can get there will depend on much more than initial bookings — production, deliveries, dealer reach and after-sales support will all matter.

For buyers, the choice is fairly simple: MG Pro V for a lower entry price and everyday commuting; MG Pro+ if the higher claimed range is worth the extra ₹6,000.