MG Hector Tomahawk EV vs Neta V50
Rs 57.99 lakh vs Rs 38.99 lakh · Prices checked between 25 Oct 2026 and 5 Nov 2026 (1 of 2 on 5 Nov 2026)
What do these terms mean?
- Ex-showroom price
- The car's showroom price. Registration, number plate, vehicle tax, insurance and any dealer charges may be added to your bill.
- Variant / trim
- A version of the same car. Two versions can have different batteries, engines, safety equipment and prices. Match the version on your dealer's quote.
- Ground clearance
- The gap between the road and the lowest part of the car. For example, 180 mm is 18 cm. Passengers and luggage can reduce that gap.
- Range
- The claimed distance on one full charge. Hills, speed, weather, passengers and air conditioning can change it. WLTP, NEDC and CLTC are different test methods, so their numbers are not directly comparable.
MG Hector Tomahawk EV
Rs 57,99,000
Excite, the only variant listed. Rs 57,99,000 is MG Nepal's current offer price, marked valid until 23 April 2027; the list price it is reduced from is Rs 61,99,000, which also appears on MG's model pages. Torque, ground clearance and a safety rating are not published on the page.
Showroom price · checked 25 Oct 2026
Reference photoNeta V50
Rs 38,99,000
V50 RHD, 50 kW / 40 kWh, not the older 70 kW Neta V specification. CG lists Rs 38,99,000. Distributor pages were available through indexed official content; direct access timed out. Confirm current stock, quote, parts and warranty support.
Showroom price · checked 5 Nov 2026
Which car suits you?
Neta V50 has the lowest listed showroom price at Rs 38,99,000 — Rs 19,00,000 less than the other car. Registration, insurance and dealer charges can change the final difference.
We can compare prices, but cannot confidently recommend one yet.
Start with the reasons for each car below. These are based on published information, not a road test. Confirm the exact version, equipment and final dealer quote.
Consider the MG Hector Tomahawk EV if
- you want a larger battery — 29.2 kWh more storage; this alone does not prove a longer range
What to confirm with the dealer
- MG Hector Tomahawk EV: Ask for a crash-test rating that covers this version. We have not verified one.
- MG Hector Tomahawk EV: Ask the dealer to confirm ground clearance, including with passengers and luggage.
- Neta V50: Ask for a crash-test rating that covers this version. We have not verified one.
- Neta V50: Ask the dealer to confirm ground clearance, including with passengers and luggage.
- The range figures were measured differently, or the test method is not stated. Do not use these numbers alone to decide which car goes farther.
Both prices above are ex-showroom
Registration, number plates, vehicle tax and insurance cost extra. Choose your province in the calculator to see the estimate. Ask the dealer for a written list of any delivery or handling charges.
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| Measure | MG Hector Tomahawk EV | Neta V50 |
|---|---|---|
| PriceShowroom price for the version listed above. | Rs 57,99,000 | ★Rs 38,99,000 |
| Power | 150 kW | 50 kW (67 hp) |
| Battery | ★69.2 kWh (MAGIC battery) | 40 kWh |
| RangeDifferent or unstated test methods; not directly comparable. | 517 km (test cycle not stated by MG Nepal) | 380 km (NEDC claimed) |
| TorqueTurning force; weight and gearing also affect hill performance. | Not stated | 120 Nm |
| Ground clearanceGap below the car; passengers and luggage can reduce it. | Not stated | Nepal V50 clearance not verified |
| Safety rating | Not rated | Nepal V50 rating not verified |
★ highlights a difference in that row only. It does not identify the better car overall. Missing information and figures from different test methods are not treated as equal.
How to use this comparison
Use price to set your budget, then check the differences that matter for your daily trips. A larger battery, more power or a higher clearance figure alone does not make one car better for everyone. Check test methods before comparing range or safety ratings.
How we check our information →Common questions
Which is cheaper in Nepal, the MG Hector Tomahawk EV or the Neta V50?
The Neta V50 is cheaper at Rs 38,99,000 against Rs 57,99,000. Both figures are ex-showroom for the listed versions, checked 25 Oct 2026 and 5 Nov 2026.
MG Hector Tomahawk EV vs Neta V50 — which one should I buy?
We can compare prices, but cannot confidently recommend one yet. Neta V50 has the lowest listed showroom price at Rs 38,99,000 — Rs 19,00,000 less than the other car. Registration, insurance and dealer charges can change the final difference. Consider the MG Hector Tomahawk EV if you want a larger battery — 29.2 kWh more storage; this alone does not prove a longer range. Consider the Neta V50 if you want to spend less — it costs Rs 19 lakh less
MG Hector Tomahawk EV vs Neta V50 — which is better for Nepali roads?
Compare verified ground clearance, test-drive both cars on roads like yours, and check comfort with your usual passengers. Clearance alone does not prove hill or off-road capability.
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