MG Hector Plus Launched In India; Prices Start At Rs. 13.48 Lakh

- The MG Hector Plus is the 3-row version of the regular 5-seater Hector
- The new Hector Plus with come with several styling updates & new features
- The MG Hector Plus gets the petrol, petrol-hybrid, and diesel engines
The long-anticipated MG Hector Plus today officially went on sale in India, priced at Rs. 13.48 lakh to Rs. 18.53 lakh (ex-showroom India). It's the extended, three-row version of the 5-seater MG Hector, which was launched in India last year and it will be offered in 6-seater option only. The new SUV will be a part of the Hector line-up and it will be offered in four variants - Style, Super, Smart, and Sharp. Compared to the regular Hector, the Hectors Plus comes with a host of cosmetic changes along with few updated features as well. These are introductory prices which will be valid until August 13, 2020, post that the prices will go up by up to Rs. 50,000.
Also Read: MG Hector Plus Review
| MG Hector Plus | 1.5 Turbo Petrol (MT/DCT) | 1.5 Turbo Petrol Hybrid (MT) | 2.0 Turbo Diesel (MT) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Style | Rs. 13.48 lakh | - | Rs. 14.43 lakh |
| Super | - | - | Rs. 15.64 lakh |
| Smart | Rs. 16.64 lakh | - | Rs. 17.14 lakh |
| Sharp | Rs. 18.20 lakh | Rs. 17.28 lakh | Rs. 18.53 lakh |

MG Motor India has also introduced a new, exclusive shade for the Hector Plus - Starry Sky Blue
In terms of dimensions, the new MG Hector Plus is longer by 65 mm at 4720 mm, allowing the carmaker to accommodate the third row. However, the company hasn't made any changes to the width and height of the SUV as they stand at 1,835 mm and 1,760 mm respectively. Also, the wheelbase remains untouched at 2,750 mm. Additionally, MG Motor India has also introduced a new, exclusive colour for the Hector Plus - Starry Sky Blue, in addition to five existing options - Candy White, Aurora Silver, Burgundy Red, Starry Black, and Glaze Red.

The MG Hector Plus is longer by 65 mm than the Hector
|
Dimensions |
|
|
Length |
4720 mm |
|
Width |
1835 mm |
|
Height |
1760 mm |
|
Wheelbase |
2750 mm |
Also Read: MG Hector Plus SUV: What We Know So Far

MG Motor India clearly says that the third row is meant for children and not for adults
Visually, the Hector Plus looks a bit classier and more premium thanks to the updated face, with no over the top chrome elements. Upfront, you have the all-black grille, flanked by new LED daytime running lamps, and a set of revised headlights with LED projector units and integrated turn indicators. The front bumper is also new and comes with a smaller faux skid plate. The profile remains identical to the regular Hector, in fact, it even gets the same 17-inch dual-tone alloy wheels, which still look a tad too small on the SUV. The Hector Plus also gets silver roof rails, a shark-fin antenna, revised LED taillamps, and a new rear bumper with underbody cladding and a faux diffuser with chrome elements.

The seats are draped in smoked sepia brown leather upholstery, with matching leather pads for the doors and the dashboard.
Also Read: MG Hector Plus SUV Teaser Video Reveals Captain Seats

The dashboard is dominated by the 10.24-inch touchscreen infotainment system with connected car technology
Also Read: MG Hector Plus vs MG Hector: What's Different

The MG Hector Plus SUV gets 3 powertrain choices - 1.5-litre petrol, 1.5-litre petrol hybrid, and the 2.0-litre diesel engine
|
Engine |
1.5-Litre Petrol |
1.5-litre Petrol Hybrid |
2.0-Litre Diesel |
|
Power |
141 bhp |
141 bhp |
168 bhp |
|
Torque |
250 Nm |
250 Nm |
350 Nm |
|
Transmission |
DCT |
6MT |
6MT |
Under the hood, the MG Hector Plus get the same three powertrain choices as the regular Hector - the 1.5-litre petrol, 1.5-litre petrol hybrid, and the 2.0-litre diesel engine. The petrol and petrol-hybrid versions make 141 bhp and 250 Nm torque and come mated to a 6-speed manual gearbox and an optional DCT automatic (petrol only). The diesel version, on the other hand, makes 168 bhp and 350 Nm of peak torque and gets the 6-speed manual gearbox as standard.
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