MG Hector 6-Seater Plus Launched In India; Prices Will Rise By Rs 50k
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MG Hector 6-Seater Plus Launched In India; Prices Will Rise By Rs 50k Post August 13

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MG Hector is available in four variants with three engine and four gearbox choices.

MG Hector Plus Launch India

Morris Garage Motors has introduced the six-seat version of its Hector SUV in India at Rs 13.48 lakh (ex-showroom, India). The MG Hector Plus gets an extra row of seat in the middle with the last row seats, as per MG, ‘best for teenagers’. To up the premium quotient, the automaker has decided to go for an individual seat for all six occupants. As per the company, the prices are introductory and will be hiked by Rs 50,000 from August 14.

MG Hector Plus Prices

MG Hector Plus Variants Prices (ex-showroom, India)
  1.5 turbo petrol 1.5- petrol hybrid 2.0 diesel
Hector Plus Style INR 13.48 lakh Not Available INR 14.44 lakh
Hector Plus Super Not Available Not Available INR 15.65 lakh
Hector Plus Smart INR 16.65 lakh (AT) Not Available INR 17.15 lakh
Hector Plus Sharp INR 18.53 lakh (AT) INR 17.29 lakh INR 18.54 lakh

What’s the difference between the exterior styling of the two Hectors?

The five- and six-seat Hectors do not feature major difference. That too is confined majorly to the front. It gets redesigned front and rear bumpers which make the Plus 65mm longer. It features restyled headlight clusters, glossy black newly designed mesh grille, sleeker LED DRLs, new headlamps and tail lamps.

What about the colour options of the Hector Plus?

The MG Hector Plus gets six interesting shades including Glaze Red, Candy White, Starry Black, Burgundy Red, Starry Sky Blue and Aurora Silver.

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What about the interior changes?

The major change in the cabin of the MG Hector Plus is the new middle row seat with individual seat arrangement. In terms of additional features, it gets new tan faux leather upholstery, restyled dash, AC vents for the third row, adjustable headrests and several others. The Smart Swipe feature enables hands-free opening of the tailgate once you swipe your leg below the rear bumper (Skodas, anyone?). It also gets a 10.4-inch touchscreen system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity along with 55 internet connectivity features.

For the uninitiated, MG is also preparing a seven-seat version of the Hector, which will feature a bench seat in the middle row to accommodate the third passenger.

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Have the engines changed?

No, the MG Hector Plus continues to share all the engines and gearbox combinations of the Hector SUV. It gets a 2.0-litre 170hp diesel engine paired with a 6-speed manual transmission. The 1.5-litre turbo-petrol is available as a 48V mild-hybrid version as well as a regular offering. Both petrol iterations are linked to a six-speed manual gearbox, however, the non-hybrid one also gets a DCT automatic option.

How is the safety of the Hector Plus?

It continues to get the same safety net as the five-seat Hector SUV. Front and rear parking sensors, six airbags, ABS, traction, ESC, hill-hold assist, a 360-degree camera and a tyre pressure monitoring system are some of the safety features on offer.

Does Hector Plus get more warranty than Toyota Innova Crysta?

Yes, in order to sneak into Innova loyalists, MG Motors is offering extended warranty as standard with the Hector Plus under its MG Shield Programme. With Hector Plus, you get low starting price and more standard warranty.

The six-seat MG Hector Plus lock horns with the Mahindra XUV 500 and the upcoming Tata Gravitas. Apart from this, lower variants of the Toyota Innova Crysta also seem to be on its list.

CarBikeIndia Says

We believe the starting price of the Hector Plus is intimidating. Buyers looking for captain seat versions of the Toyota Innova Crysta should check out this new version of the Hector. Moreover, the upcoming seven-seat version looks to be more promising provided the third row gets more space.

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