MG ZS EV Vs BYD Atto 3 – Which EV Is Better for Long Trips?

MG ZS EV Vs BYD Atto 3 – Years ago, the idea of travelling long distances in an EV would have sounded strange, but now, with the technological advancements, electric vehicles have achieved great prowess, especially on highways, as well as in cities. Just within a matter of weeks, the facelifted MG ZS EV, with some news of the BYD Atto 3, have flooded headlines one after another. Both have some strong offensive capabilities within each tie segment, but really, which one comes out to be the best for a long trip?
Let us break down the comparison as simply as possible.

MG ZS EV

This time, MG has not just given a facelift to the ZS EV, but it has actually managed to tune it quite nicely to improve not just driving characteristics but also to extend the range. Battery optimisation has been improved from before, making highway performance even more stable.
The MG ZS EV feels quite composed while driving. It has tuned somewhat for the highway with a suspension setup that’ll feel safe and stable at higher speeds. The inner area has also received a lot of improvements towards enhanced ergonomics for comfort levels on long-haul trips.
Added advantages can be the brand network of ZS EV, actually, MG is notably present in India about service and rapidly blossoming partnerships for fast charging. OMG has the best assurance for almost every possible aspect that one could be worried about while on long jolts.
Safety has always been a concentration for MG, and, if anything, their ADAS offerings seem pretty mature as lane keeping, adaptive cruise, and collision warning assist quite a lot on the highway.

BYD Atto 3

BYD is officially known as the king when it comes to EV technology, bringing the Atto 3, its largest offering, to India. One of the factors that works to their advantage is comfort while travelling long-distance trips. Their suspension is really smooth and very well able to smooth out rough roads.
The Atto 3, like the other BYDs, adopts its LFP Blade Technology chemistry, giving great longevity, stability, and safety to the batteries. One may also note that this car closely approximates the actual range from what the company stated, since most of the EVs usually miss it.
Atto 3 feels brilliant in highway stability. Its steering is responsive, and the cabin remains really quiet. Driving down the highway feels like being in a super premium European car.
BYD’s charging network is, however, a bit less accessible compared to MG, but in terms of given points for fast charging compatibility and third-party charger integration, it is indeed not too bad at all.

Who’s Ahead in Long Trips? 

For comfort, luxury inside the cabin, and the best battery performance possible, there is no doubt: Atto 3 is the winner. With ride quality in this segment dubbed smoothest ever, Atto 3 rides with very good highway stability.
MG ZS EV Facelift used to be the more pragmatic option if the priority was a bigger service network, safer tuning of ADAS, and charging convenience.
The actual range of both cars is about the same. Differences really lie in ride quality and brand convenience.

If any talk is of comfort while travelling, it would be between Atto 3 and that, the latter is more of the luxuries of travel, yet with a normally credible battery for travelling.
Sure, everyone loves a sweet deal-good value-and who doesn’t appreciate a great deal, anyway-here lies the facelift of the new MG ZS EV in very balanced offerings in the EV game, with good range, practical charging support, ADAS safety, and a very robust service network.
Both cars can go for long journeys, but it would depend on a decisive choice between comfort and convenience.