Mg hector facelift

MG Hector production started back on 19th Dec 2018 in India. Four years later, on 19th Dec 2022, MG Motor India rolled out the 100,000th unit of Hector. Production of the new MG Hector has already started at the company plant in Halol, near Vadodara, Gujarat. 2023 MG Hector Facelift Interestingly, it was the 100,000th unit of Hector that was rolled out of the company plant in the form of facelifted Hector. MG has tried to cover the new front of Hector facelift with flowers, but fans will be able to notice the Radar module in the lower grille, as well as other changes. Rumour mill surrounding MG Hector suggests that the British brand will keep the existing Hector and sell it alongside the facelifted model. This is a similar strategy used by Mahindra to sell Scorpio N and Scorpio Classic, Honda to sell 4th generation and 5th generation of City. In recent news, Toyota is said to be considering a similar strategy and launching MG Hector Facelift Variant With ADAS If that is the case, new MG Hector prices will be significantly higher than the outgoing model. There is another speculation in place that suggests that MG Hector Plus will be replaced by new Hector with a 7-seater layout and regular 5-seater Hector will be carried over as is. This makes a lot of sense for MG to offer an even more tech-savvy product and retain the outgoing model as is at a lower price point in contrast to the new model. Key updates for the 2023 MG Hector facelift will be a prominent diamond mesh grill...

While the SUV was heavily camouflaged, features like top-mounted LED DRLs, bottom-mounted headlamps with integrated fog lamp housing and outline of the lower grille appear to be the same as that of Hector facelift. The facelift version will be getting a new, larger grille with diamond-mesh design. There’s liberal use of metallic bits, which ensure a premium look and feel. 2023 Hector Plus facelift features Apart from the refreshed front fascia, there aren’t any other major exterior changes to Hector Plus facelift. It continues with the same bonnet design, thick body cladding, chrome garnish on windows, body-coloured ORVMs with integrated turn signals, chrome door handles with bowl cover kit and roof rails. Alloy wheels are also the same as that of current model. There could be some design updates at rear, but much of it will remain unchanged. 2023 Hector Plus facelift will focus on improving cabin ambience and introducing a new range of tech features. It will have a refreshed cockpit, mood lights and a large 14-inch vertically positioned touchscreen infotainment system. 2023 MG Hector Plus Facelift Spied Interior aesthetics will be enhanced via refreshed upholstery and use of chrome and piano black accents. Hector Plus is offered in 6-seat and 7-seat variants. The facelift test mule can be seen with captain seats in middle row and a folded third row. Seatbelts in third row are indicative of this test mule being Hector Plus and not the 5-seater Hector. One of the biggest up...

The MG Hector has been a strong seller in the midsize SUV market ever since its introduction in 2019. The segment has since moved forward with more modern, better-performing and feature-rich SUVs entering the fray. And so, MG has given the Hector its biggest update yet, with more features and tech and refreshed looks. Let’s find out what the 2023 MG Hector is like. MG Hector facelift: exterior design MG seems to have taken a leaf out of BMW’s book as the Hector now gets an even larger front grille, with diamond-like chrome inserts. This larger grille does give the Hector more presence out on the road. Other than that, it retains the split headlight arrangement from the older model, but you now get what MG calls intelligent indicators, which turn on – if you haven’t already done so – when you turn the steering more than 30 degrees in either direction. The larger, diamond-pattern grille gives the Hector more presence. Along the sides, you’ll be hard-pressed to tell the facelift apart from the outgoing model as it gets the same 18-inch alloys with a dual-tone finish and a chrome garnish on the window line. MG has made changes to the rear though, with the Hector now getting LED lighting elements that connect the tail-lamps on either end. The Hector badging is also now more prominent and lower down on the tailgate, while the ‘Internet Inside’ badge on the older model has made way for an ADAS badge. MG Hector facelift: interior and features It’s on the inside where the new MG He...

Back in 2019 when the Styling The Hector has always been a handsome car with its boxy proportions at the front and its curvacious looks towards the rear. While the silhouette remains the same for 2023, MG has taken efforts to make the car look a lot more business than it already was. That front grille has most definitely gotten bigger in size with the ADAS sensor tucked quite neatly below it. The lighting seems to be remained untouched with the DRLs sitting at the top and the headlights housed closer to the rear bumper. The individual blade-like features are a new design which gives the rear-end more character. Along with an ADAS insignia on the right side, the word "Hector" is prominent in enormous letters over the boot lid. Along with that, MG has also kept the 5-spoke, twin prong, 215/55 R18 alloy wheels. Interior We all know the Hector as that car with the huge vertical touchscreen that highlights the cabin. That unit has now grown in size from a 10.4-inch tablet to a whopping 14 inches now. This also means that the bare minimum physical buttons that were at the bottom, are now under the glass housing of the touchscreen and are not the easiest to locate in daylight. While the centre console is now completely cleared up, MG could have used that bigger touchscreen and assigned a small section at the bottom to access the basic controls of the car. The screen itself is quite sharp and bright to look at and it would be really difficult for one to miss out on any information...