MG Motor India has unveiled the MG Majestor at the Bharat Mobility Expo 2025, positioning it as the flagship SUV in its Gloster range. This three-row premium SUV will be sold alongside the Gloster, offering visual upgrades, enhanced features, and a bold new design. Here’s everything you need to know about the MG Majestor.
Exterior Highlights
The MG Majestor boasts a striking design with a commanding road presence. Key exterior features include:
- A large, upright octagonal grille with a blacked-out finish.
- Vertically stacked LED headlamps complemented by sleek LED DRLs.
- A chunky rear bumper housing dual chrome-tipped exhausts.
- Wraparound LED taillights connected by an LED light bar.
- New dual-tone alloy wheels, running boards, and skid plates for a rugged look.
These styling updates make the Majestor stand out, even in MG’s premium SUV lineup.
Interior and Features
While MG has yet to fully reveal the interior, the Majestor’s cabin is expected to exude luxury and cutting-edge technology. Anticipated features include:
- A 12.3-inch freestanding touchscreen infotainment system with modern connectivity options.
- A fully digital instrument cluster.
- A panoramic sunroof offering an airy feel to the cabin.
- Three-zone automatic climate control for personalized comfort.
- Ventilated front seats with heating and massaging functions.
- A Level 2 ADAS suite, enhancing safety with features like adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, and autonomous emergency braking.
- Wireless mobile charging and premium upholstery to complete the experience.
Engine and Performance
The MG Majestor will continue with the proven powertrain from the Gloster. Under the hood, it houses a 2.0-litre twin-turbo diesel engine producing 213bhp and 478Nm of torque, paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission. A 4×4 system will be offered as an option, ensuring versatility for both urban and off-road adventures.
Positioning and Launch Timeline
MG describes the Majestor as the top-spec variant of the Gloster range, combining luxury, technology, and performance. It is expected to hit Indian roads later this year, catering to buyers seeking a premium, three-row SUV experience.
Conclusion
MG tried hard to compete with the segment king, ‘Fortuner,’ with its Gloster Flagship, but results didn’t turn up as expected in terms of sales. So in an attempt to capitalize on the increasing demand for the large full-size SUVs, MG India is aiming to target the segment with its new flagship, the Majestor.
It is to be seen now whether the Majestor, with its bold design, updated features, and tried-and-tested engine, could make any significant dent in the sales of the segment king.
