Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025: MG Majestor Unveiled In India

- MG has unveiled the Majestor in the Indian market.
- Similar design as the Maxus Territory SUV.
- Expected to retain the same engine as the Gloster.
JSW MG Motor has showcased the Majestor SUV in India. While essentially a facelift of the Gloster SUV that has been on sale in the Indian market for a while, the Majestor will be sold alongside the Gloster. Upon its launch, the Majestor will be positioned above the Gloster and will be sold with a higher price tag than the latter. MG, however, is still yet to reveal most details about the SUV, including what powertrain it will be offered with.
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Visually, the Majestor’s design is nearly identical to the Maxus Territory SUV sold in foreign markets. Up front, the Majestor sports thin slit-like DRLs, merged with a wide contrast black grille, along with vertically stacked headlamps positioned below the DRLs. The silhouette of the Majestor appears to be nearly identical to its predecessor, featuring a prominent shoulder line, with generous use of cladding around the wheel arches and underneath the doors. Towards the rear, the Majestor gets a new connected tail lamp setup.
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The MG Majestor is expected to the interior of the Maxus Territory
MG is yet to give us a glimpse of the Majestor’s interior, although it could be identical to the Territory SUV featuring a larger central touchscreen. The centre console features a larger two-phone wireless charging pad flanked by grab handles. The Majestor is also expected to have three locking differentials - front, centre, and rear.
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While MG hasn’t revealed details as of now, the facelifted Gloster could, quite possibly, retain the 2.0-litre diesel engine in turbocharged and twin-turbocharged forms paired with an 8-speed automatic gearbox. Expect both 4X2 and 4X4 models to be offered.
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