2021 MG Hector Shine Variant Details Out Ahead Of Tomorrow’s Launch
It will get both petrol and diesel engines but will miss out on the petrol-hybrid setup and the petrol-DCT auto combination
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The new Shine trim will be positioned between the Super and Smart.
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It gets few additional features over the Super, including a sunroof and push-button start/stop.
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MG will also offer it with an accessories pack, which includes a wireless charger and an air purifier.
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It is expected to command a premium of Rs 60,000 over the Super trim.
After launching the facelifted Hector in January 2021, MG Motor India is set to introduce a new mid-spec trim in the SUV’s lineup tomorrow. Called ‘Shine’, it will be positioned between the second-to-base Super and second-to-top Smart. We have now got our hands on its features, powertrains, and accessory details.
The Shine will get the same features as the Super along with the following extras: telescopic adjustment for the steering wheel, chrome outside door handles, push-button start/stop, electric parking brake, keyless entry using the smart key, and sunroof (new for Hector as it is not a panoramic unit). However, except for the sunroof, all other features are limited to the Shine CVT variant.
MG will offer a new Havana Grey paint option with all variants of the SUV, except for the base-spec Style. The Shine will also get its own accessories pack comprising leather seat covers, an air purifier, a wireless charger, 3D floor mats, leather wrap for the steering wheel, and window sunshades.
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The MG Hector Shine will get both 1.5-litre turbo-petrol (143PS/250Nm) and 2-litre diesel engines (170PS/350Nm). A 6-speed manual will come as standard, and the turbo-petrol engine will also get an optional CVT. However, the petrol-hybrid setup and the DCT gearbox won’t feature on this new mid-spec trim.
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We expect the Hector Shine to be priced at Rs 60,000 more than the Super. The Hector will continue to rival the Tata Harrier, Skoda Kushaq, Hyundai Creta, and Kia Seltos.
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