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MG Gloster price reveal on October 8, 2020

To be offered in 6-seat and 7-seat forms and in four trim levels, the Gloster is expected to be priced in the Rs 30-35 lakh region.
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The MG Gloster India launch has been confirmed for October 8, 2020. Bookings for MG Motor India’s full-size SUV had begun on September 24, for a Rs 1 lakh amount.

  • MG Gloster India launch on October 8
  • To be available in 6-seat and 7-seat layouts,four trim levels – Super, Smart, Sharp and Savvy
  • 163hp diesel engine to power lower variants while top-spec trims to get 218hp unit

MG Gloster variants and features

A launch, the Gloster will be available in a total of five versions. There are four trim levels – Super, Smart, Sharp and Savvy – and two seating configurations on offer – 6-seat and 7-seat. The Sharp variant can be had in both seating configurations.

Among several segment-first features, what really gives the Gloster bragging rights are its ADAS (Advanced Driver Assist Systems) features, such as a forward collision warning, autonomous emergency braking, lane departure warning and adaptive cruise control.

For the full list of features, variants and colours on offer, check out our report on the MG Gloster variants and features.

MG Gloster engine options

The Gloster uses a 2.0-litre four-cylinder diesel unit paired to an 8-speed automatic transmission. However, the lower Super and Smart variants use a version with a single turbocharger, with 163hp and 375Nm, and rear-wheel drive.

The Gloster Sharp and Savvy, meanwhile get a twin-turbo derivative that produces 218hp and 480Nm. On-demand 4WD is standard with the twin-turbo diesel.

MG Gloster price and rivals

MG India’s flagship model is larger than other full-size 7-seat SUVs in the market today, such as the Toyota Fortuner, Ford Endeavour and Mahindra’s Alturas G4. The big, bold MG SUV intends to lure buyers away from the competition by offering more space, more power, a longer list of equipment and more modern technology at competitive expected price of Rs 30-35 lakh (ex-showroom).

As we found out in our Gloster review, MG’s SUV is quite capable, refinement and ride quality are stand-outs, interior space is more than ample and the equipment list is vast. It can feel a bit sluggish at low revs, however, and its big dimensions can be a challenge in tight spaces.

The MG Gloster seems to be poised to make the same impact the Hector did in its segment. Only prices and time will tell if this holds true.

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