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All 7 MG Hector variants

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MG Hector in Glaze Red

Glaze Red

Vehicle images: MG Motor India official media assets (mgmotor.co.in)

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StyleBase1 variant, from ₹12.14L
MG Hector Style
1.5L Turbo Petrol · 6-speed manual
₹12.14L
ex-showroom Delhi
Turbo PetrolManual

The price-fighter: 6 airbags, all-disc brakes and a full-size body for compact-SUV money. No touchscreen, no sunroof, no cruise, and halogen lamps tell you how.

Select Pro1 variant, from ₹14.95L
MG Hector Select Pro
1.5L Turbo Petrol · 6-speed manual
₹14.95L
ex-showroom Delhi
Turbo PetrolManual

The step that makes it a Hector: 14in screen with wireless CarPlay, dual-pane panoramic sunroof, LED projectors, alloys, cruise and a wireless charger in one move. No connected tech yet.

Smart Pro2 variants, from ₹15.95L
MG Hector Smart Pro
1.5L Turbo Petrol · 6-speed manual
₹15.95L
ex-showroom Delhi
Turbo PetrolManual

The connected step: full i-Smart with E-Call, TPMS, front sensors, 18in alloys and leatherette. Take the CVT and it adds an electronic parking brake and drive modes.

Cheapest automatic
MG Hector Smart Pro
1.5L Turbo Petrol · CVT automatic
₹17.15L
ex-showroom Delhi
Turbo PetrolAutomatic

The connected step: full i-Smart with E-Call, TPMS, front sensors, 18in alloys and leatherette. Take the CVT and it adds an electronic parking brake and drive modes.

Sharp Pro2 variants, from ₹17.65L
MG Hector Sharp Pro
1.5L Turbo Petrol · 6-speed manual
₹17.65L
ex-showroom Delhi
Turbo PetrolManual

The comfort step: ventilated powered front seats, auto headlamps and wipers, Infinity by Harman audio, ambient lighting and auto AC. Everything but the driver aids.

MG Hector Sharp Pro
1.5L Turbo Petrol · CVT automatic
₹18.75L
ex-showroom Delhi
Turbo PetrolAutomatic

The comfort step: ventilated powered front seats, auto headlamps and wipers, Infinity by Harman audio, ambient lighting and auto AC. Everything but the driver aids.

Savvy ProBest value for moneyFully loadedEvery safety feature1 variant, from ₹19.65L
MG Hector Savvy Pro
1.5L Turbo Petrol · CVT automatic
₹19.65L
ex-showroom Delhi
Turbo PetrolAutomatic

The flagship, CVT only: the range's only Level 2 ADAS with adaptive cruise, a 360 camera with wheel view, powered tailgate and an air purifier.

What owners and testers say

Independent evidence only. Never the maker’s own marketing.

+ Owners taking these past 20,000 and 40,000 km commonly report no breakdowns and no recurring faults, with the car going in only for scheduled service+ Autocar India's long-termer came away calling it a pleasant surprise on size, comfort and connected kit+ A genuinely large cabin and a level of equipment, including the big portrait screen and the Infinity audio, that undercuts what the money usually buys− Infotainment is the weak spot every source names: screens going blank and being replaced under warranty, apps stopping after an update, and a system slow enough that the air-con is out of reach until it boots− Phantom warnings reported by owners, including a tyre-pressure alert with nothing wrong and an engine light that appears for one to three days and clears itself− No physical controls for the air-conditioning, which turns a slow touchscreen into a daily irritation rather than an occasional one
7 more things owners and testers say
+ Ride quality suits family use, with owners describing it as relaxed and unstressful over long distances+ Level 2 ADAS is available, though only right at the top of the range− Cabin plastics rated below par by Autocar India, with owners reporting rattles from cold and over rough surfaces− The CVT is slow to respond off the line, which owners find most wearing at traffic lights and speed breakers− No crash-test rating can be confirmed for the Hector: Global NCAP publishes no result page for it, Bharat NCAP has not tested it, and the secondary sources quoting star counts contradict each other, so treat its crash performance as unmeasured rather than as good or bad− One owner reported an engine failure on a one-year-old car that stopped on the highway; that is a single account and is recorded as one, not as a pattern− Most of the high-mileage ownership evidence describes the 2.0 diesel, which MG no longer sells, so the long-run record of the petrol car you can actually buy is thinner than the Hector's age suggests

This cartap a row for the evidence

MG ownership, across every model

Tap any row for the full account and its sources. Last reviewed 2026-08-14.

Why there is no overall score

Scores are our reading of published, independent evidence, not the manufacturer's, and we deliberately publish no single overall rating: a car can be excellent on safety and weak on resale, and one number would hide that. How we score, and how makers can respond.

What each trim adds

  1. Style

    from ₹12.14L

    About this trim

    The price-fighter: 6 airbags, all-disc brakes and a full-size body for compact-SUV money. No touchscreen, no sunroof, no cruise, and halogen lamps tell you how.

  2. Select Pro

    from ₹14.95L (+₹2.81L over Style)

    • Rear parking camera
    • HeadlampsHalogen → LED projector
    • Wheel typeSteel → Alloy
    • Rear fog lamp
    • Touchscreen14"
    • Wireless CarPlay / Android Auto
    • and 6 more

    Is the Select Pro worth it over the Style? →

  3. Smart Pro

    from ₹15.95L (+₹1.00L over Select Pro)

    • Cheapest automaticTurbo Petrol CVT automatic
    • Tyre pressure monitor
    • Front parking sensors
    • SOS call
    • Wheel size17" → 18"
    • Speakers6 → 8
    • Connected car tech
    • and 2 more

    Is the Smart Pro worth it over the Select Pro? →

  4. Sharp Pro

    from ₹17.65L (+₹1.70L over Smart Pro)

    • LED fog lamps
    • Premium sound systemInfinity by Harman
    • Auto climate (single zone)
    • Auto headlamps
    • Rain-sensing wipers
    • Ventilated front seats
    • and 3 more

    Is the Sharp Pro worth it over the Smart Pro? →

  5. Savvy Pro

    from ₹19.65L (+₹2.00L over Sharp Pro)

    • Best value for money
    • Fully loaded
    • Every safety feature
    • 360° camera
    • ADASLevel 2 (core suite)
    • Electronic parking brake + auto hold
    • Drive modes
    • Air purifier

    Is the Savvy Pro worth it over the Sharp Pro? →

Rivals to the MG Hector

12 rivals, one per maker, cheapest first

The cheapest way in is the Nissan Tekton at ₹10.49L, against the Hector at ₹12.14L ex-showroom.

Common questions
Which cars does the MG Hector compete with?
The Hector runs ₹12.14L to ₹19.65L ex-showroom, and 12 other SUVs sell in the same money: the Nissan Tekton from ₹10.49L, the Renault Duster from ₹10.49L, the Skoda Kushaq from ₹10.69L, the Hyundai Creta from ₹10.91L, the Kia Seltos from ₹11.00L, the Volkswagen Taigun from ₹11.00L, the Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder from ₹11.31L, the Honda Elevate from ₹11.80L, the Maruti Suzuki Jimny from ₹12.39L, the Tata Nexon EV from ₹12.49L, the Mahindra Thar Roxx from ₹12.52L and the VinFast VF 6 from ₹17.29L.
Is there a cheaper alternative to the MG Hector?
The Nissan Tekton starts at ₹10.49L, which is ₹1.65L under the Hector.

Where the MG Hector shows up

On 6 of them the trim that qualifies is not the cheapest Hector, so read the price beside it as the price of that trim rather than of the car.

Good to know about the MG Hector

Base and top model, what the trim names mean, how it is sold, and what each way costs

MG Hector base model and top model

Which MG Hector is the base model, and what does it cost?
The Style, from ₹12.14L ex-showroom, is where the Hector range starts. Features you get even here: 6 airbags and ESC. What you give up against the top Savvy Pro: no ADAS, no 360° camera and no tyre pressure monitor, and 29 more.See the Style Turbo Petrol MT in full →
Which MG Hector is the top model, and what does it cost?
The Savvy Pro tops the range at ₹19.65L ex-showroom. Over the base Style it adds level 2 (core suite) ADAS, 360° camera and tyre pressure monitor, and 29 more.See the Savvy Pro Turbo Petrol AT in full →

Hector base model vs top model: what the jump buys →

What the MG Hector trim names mean

What do the MG Hector trim names mean?
A trim is a level of equipment, and MG uses 5 names for them on the Hector: in its own order they run Style, Select Pro, Smart Pro, Sharp Pro and Savvy Pro. The name is not the car, though: Smart Pro alone covers 2 variants, differing in gearbox rather than in equipment, so the trim you settle on still leaves you a choice. Between them the 7 variants cost ₹12.14L to ₹19.65L, ex-showroom.
Style
1st of 5, one variant, ₹12.14L
Select Pro
2nd of 5, one variant, ₹14.95L
Smart Pro
3rd of 5, 2 variants, differing in gearbox, ₹15.95L to ₹17.15L
Sharp Pro
4th of 5, 2 variants, differing in gearbox, ₹17.65L to ₹18.75L
Savvy Pro
5th of 5, one variant, ₹19.65L

How the MG Hector is sold, and what each way costs

Every Hector on sale is a petrol car, so the choice you are making here is the gearbox: manual or automatic.

What fuel does the MG Hector run on?
Every one of the 7 Hector variants on sale is a petrol, from ₹12.14L for the Style Turbo Petrol MT, ex-showroom. You can have it either way: the cheapest petrol automatic is the Smart Pro Turbo Petrol AT at ₹17.15L. For the gearbox on its own, look at the Smart Pro, which sells both: ₹1.20L more as an automatic than as a manual.

Prices are ex-showroom and features follow each maker's official material. Data updated . Verify current prices and features with a dealer before buying.