2022 MG Hector Teased; India Launch This Year

- The 2022 MG Hector will get a bigger and bolder looking front grille.
- It will also receive cosmetic updates and new interiors.
- It will feature a new 14-inch touchscreen infotainement system.
MG Motor India is gearing up to launch the new Hector facelift in our market by the end of this year and has started teasing the updated SUV ahead of its debut. The company had teased its massive touchscreen earlier this month claiming it'll be the biggest touchscreen in any car ever, and now the brand has released a new teaser image giving us an idea of modifications made to the Hector's front end. The 2022 MG Hector facelift will get an all-new bigger and bolder looking argyle inspired diamond mesh radiator grille which will be flanked by the LED headlights and LED daytime running lights (DRLs) up top.
Yes! The 2022 MG Hector facelift will continue with the split headlight and DRL setup while the design is likely to be tweaked. The new-gen Hector is also likely to receive cosmetic updates in its overall design, though the silhouette is expected to remain unchanged. Back in 2019, the MG Hector set a benchmark with all the bells and whistles and advanced tech in packed in and the new Hector too is heading in this direction with an even bigger 14-inch infotainment system which as already mentioned will be the largest portrait infotainment system in the country. Just to refresh your memory, the earlier one was a 10.4-inch system. The infotainment system will come with loads of features, including new apps as also ease of access to other functions like air-con, Apple Carplay, Android Auto and more. Beside this, we expect the Hector to also be available with Advanced Driver Assistance System or ADAS which will up the ante in the segment for sure.
MG Motor will offer the new-gen Hector alongside the existing Hector in our market and it is likely to be priced at a slight premium over the existing SUV.

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