The demand for electric cars is rising in India as well as globally. Considering this, many manufacturers are focusing on the Indian market. According to media reports, another new company may soon launch an electric car in India. Which company will bring this car and when it might be available in the market? Throughout this article, we will share all the details regarding Ligier Myli.
How is Ligier Myli?
Talking about Ligier Myli, this car is available in four variants in the European market. It measures just 2960 mm in length, making it smaller than Tata Motors’ iconic Nano. This two-door car is similar in size and style to the MG Comet. With a short wheelbase, it features 15-inch alloy wheels and disc brakes, adding to its compact yet functional design.
Ligier’s Electric Car: Coming to India Soon?
According to media reports, French automaker Ligier is planning to enter the Indian market. Its electric car has been spotted undergoing testing in India, sparking speculation about its upcoming launch.
What to Expect from the Car?
Reports suggest that Ligier Myli will be introduced as a two-door electric car. It is expected to include impressive features, targeting the entry-level electric car segment. The car aims to compete directly with the MG Comet EV.
Special Features of Ligier Myli
Ligier Myli is expected to be available in four variants—G.OOD, i.DEAL, E.PIC, and R.EBEL—with three battery options:
- 4.14 kWh: Range up to 63 km.
- 8.28 kWh: Range up to 129 km.
- 12.42 kWh: Range up to 192 km after a full charge.
Feature Highlights
The company may offer this car with:
- Eco mode and regenerative braking
- 13 to 15-inch alloy wheels
- Heated windscreen
- 10-inch touchscreen infotainment system
- Reverse camera and central door locking
- Disc brakes (front and rear)
- 8 color options
- 459 litres of boot space
- Heated driver’s seat and AC
- LED headlights and DRLs
Expected Pricing
In Europe, Ligier Myli is priced between 12,499 Euros (₹11.15 lakh) and 17,099 Euros (₹15.26 lakh). However, to succeed in the Indian market, significant price reductions may be necessary, which could pose challenges for its launch here.