MG Gloster news

The Majestor, which is based on the Gloster, is bigger in all dimensions than its prime rivals

The Majestor is essentially just a heavily facelifted version of the Gloster.

The flagship MG Gloster receives the highest benefit of up to Rs 3.04 lakh, followed by the Hector and Astor

Along with the price reduction, MG is offering 100 percent funding on the on-road prices of all three cars and a 3-month temporary break from loan repayments

New Kia Carens Clavis and Tata Altroz facelift has been launched in the past week while there have been multiple official updates on launch dates and price hikes

The Comet EV with a battery rental plan has become more affordable by up to Rs 32,000, but the subscription cost has gone up from Rs 2.5 to Rs 2.9 per km

The front and rear of the Majestor gets many nips and tucks but it’s from the profile that you can spot the highest resemblance to the Gloster

In 2025, MG will also begin offering new models from its freshly introduced ‘Select’ dealerships that has been conceptualised for its premium range of cars

The Jeep Meridian undercuts both of its diesel rivals by Rs 10 lakh in both manual and automatic variants.

These accessories are available to purchase in MG’s dealerships and on their Indian website

From the sportier Tata Altroz Racer to limited editions of existing SUVs, here’s everything new that we got in June 2024 in the Indian automotive market

The MG Gloster Desertstorm gets a Deep Golden exterior shade

This special edition is based on the top-spec Savvy trim and can only be had in a 7-seater configuration

The Gloster Storm Series is based on the top-spec Savvy trim of the SUV, with blacked-out exterior elements with red accents and all-black interiors

While we’re still waiting for the facelifted MG Gloster, the full-size SUV is about to get an all-new special edition variant