MG Hector news

The Hector has achieved this feat within two years since it first went on sale in India

This week did not witness any major events but there were definitely a few important updates.

The Hector’s new transmission option is priced the same as the existing petrol-DCT

The petrol-hybrid and diesel engines continue with the manual transmission

The Hector CVT will be paired with the 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine  

The autonomous tech could feature adaptive cruise control, automatic braking, and lane departure warning

The facelifted Hector got its first hike this year in January

Even pricier than before, the Compass is a step above its mass-market rivals

The first week of 2021 saw two new important launches and some big announcements

The facelifted Hector gets cosmetic upgrades and a few new features

Changes to the Hector are expected to be only cosmetic in nature, with not much expected in the features or powertrain departments

Buyers looking to buy a pre-owned MG model will get a 3-year/ unlimited km warranty, 3-year roadside assistance and three free services

MG Hector’s infotainment system now gets improved voice commands and a new grey-coloured theme

Can the Nissan Kicks, armed with the most powerful turbo petrol engine, kick some dirt into its rivals’ faces in a price comparison?

Your options are a bit limited if you’re looking for a diesel automatic combination