CyberstervsWindsor EV
2 electric cars compared on price, range, charging, running cost and safety · add up to 2 more
Windsor EV
4/11 winsGet the Windsor EV — best overall, leading on price, efficiency and boot space. Pick the Cyberster if range matters most.
What matters depends on how you drive.
Pick your use and we re-rank the differences that decide it between these electric cars.
Windsor EV
Windsor EV leads on price, efficiency and boot space. Cyberster is the closest alternative, ahead on range, range added per charging stop and acceleration.
The numbers, side by side.
Who wins what — and where it’s a tie.
Decided only from published figures. When the data doesn’t separate them, we say so.
Windsor EV
₹15.23L — ₹69.83L less on-road than the Cyberster.
Cyberster
580 km — 131 km more claimed range than the Windsor EV.
Windsor EV
11.8 kWh/100 km — 1.5 kWh/100 km less energy per 100 km than the Cyberster.
Cyberster
3.2 s — 6.4 s quicker to 100 km/h than the Windsor EV.
Cyberster
152 km — 58 km more range per 15-minute stop than the Windsor EV.
Windsor EV
9.5 h — 1.5 h faster to a full AC charge than the Cyberster.
Windsor EV
579 L — 329 L more boot space than the Cyberster.
No clear winner
None of these has a current crash-test rating published.
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Windsor EV
- Best in this comparisonBest price here: ₹15.23L
- Best in this comparisonBest efficiency here: 11.8 kWh/100 km
- Best in this comparisonBest 5-year cost here: ₹16.02L
What living with each one is like.
Numbers a spec sheet won’t give you — worked out from the published figures, with the maths shown.
Real-world range
Cyberster should go furthest between charges in everyday driving.
Estimate: 70–80% of each claimed range (highway to city).
Fast-charge top-up
Cyberster adds the most range during a coffee stop — handy on highway runs.
Average over 10–80%: 70% of claimed range ÷ published DC minutes × 15.
Home charging
All of these refill overnight on an AC wallbox — Cyberster soonest.
Claimed range ÷ published full AC charge time.
Running cost per km
Windsor EV is the cheapest to run every kilometre.
At ₹9.40/unit blended home + public charging — change it in the calculator below.
Price per km of range
You pay the least for each km of range with the Windsor EV.
On-road price ÷ claimed range.
Battery warranty
Windsor EV publishes battery cover; check the others with the dealer before you buy.
As published by the manufacturers.
What each one really costs you.
Estimates for Delhi, starting variants. Move the sliders to match your loan and driving.
5-year cost of ownership
On-road price + 5 years of charging at your running-cost settingsEMI calculator
Loan on the on-road price
The Windsor EV costs ₹1,17,332 less a month than the Cyberster.
Running cost calculator
Public charging at ₹15/unit · petrol car at ₹105/litre, 15 km/l
Any of these saves about ₹83,841 a year over petrol.
On-road price breakdown
| Component | Cyberster | Windsor EV |
|---|---|---|
| Ex-showroom price | ₹82,50,000 | ₹14,70,000 |
| Registration & road taxEV exempt | ₹0 | ₹0 |
| Insurance (est.) | ₹2,47,500 | ₹44,100 |
| Other charges (est.) | ₹8,500 | ₹8,500 |
| Total on-road | ₹85,06,000 | ₹15,22,600 |
Estimated for Delhi — confirm with your dealer. Insurance and other charges vary by city and insurer.
Drawn to the same scale.
Outlines are illustrative but proportioned to each car’s published length, height and wheelbase.
The Cyberster is the longest — 240 mm longer than the Windsor EV.
Every published number.
Battery & range4 specs · 3 differ
Charging6 specs · 3 differ
Performance8 specs · 7 differ
Dimensions & space11 specs · 8 differ
Safety10 specs · 2 differ
Tech & warranty14 specs · 3 differ
What you gain. What you give up.
Pros are each model’s own highlights; cons are worked out against the others in this comparison.
MG Motor Cyberster
- +Pro: 510hp dual-motor AWD
- +Pro: 3.2s 0-100 km/h
- +Pro: Sold exclusively via MG Select showrooms
- −Con: Highest on-road price here (₹85.06L)
- −Con: Uses the most energy per km (13.3 kWh/100 km)
- −Con: Smallest boot here (250 L)
MG Motor Windsor EV
- +Pro: Lounge-style reclining rear seats
- +Pro: Battery subscription option
- +Pro: 449 km range on the Pro's 52.9kWh pack
- −Con: Shortest claimed range here (449 km)
- −Con: Slowest DC fast charge here (50 min)
- −Con: Slowest to 100 km/h here (9.6 s)
Reviews, model pages and video.
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Expert video comparison
City, highway and a charging stop, driven back to back by our road-test team.
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Questions buyers ask.
Which has the most range — Cyberster or Windsor EV?
The Cyberster claims the most at 580 km, followed by the Windsor EV (449 km). Expect roughly 70–80% of the claimed figure in everyday driving.
Which is cheapest to buy and to own?
The Windsor EV has the lowest on-road price in Delhi at ₹15.23L — ₹69.83L less than the Cyberster. Over five years, including charging at 1,200 km a month, the Windsor EV works out cheapest at ₹16.02L.
Which charges fastest?
On a DC fast charger the Cyberster adds the most range — about 152 km in 15 minutes (10–80% in 40 min). On a home AC charger the Windsor EV is quickest to full, at 9.5 hours.
Which is best for a family?
The Windsor EV has the biggest boot (579 L) and the longest wheelbase (2,700 mm). None has a current crash-test rating yet.