Big, bold and ready for your family trips – the Upcoming MG Majestor is coming soon to Indian roads to make your long drives feel like a fun holiday.
What is the Upcoming MG Majestor?
The Upcoming MG Majestor is a big, full-size SUV that MG will sell as its new top model in India. It will sit above the MG Gloster, which means it will be larger, more powerful and more premium. MG plans to launch it on 12 February 2026 in India.
This SUV is based on the Maxus D90, a large SUV already sold in countries like China, Australia and the Middle East. It will come with three rows of seats, so your whole family or group of friends can sit together in one car.
Engine, power and driving
The Upcoming MG Majestor is expected to use a 2.0‑litre, four‑cylinder twin‑turbo diesel engine. This engine is likely to make about 215 bhp of power and around 478 Nm of torque, giving strong pull for hills and highways. It should come with an 8‑speed automatic gearbox, so you do not have to change gears by hand.
The SUV is expected to offer a four‑wheel‑drive system with MG’s “All Terrain System” and different modes like rock, snow, mud and sand. This means you and your family can travel on bad roads or rough paths with more confidence. For people who mostly drive in the city, there may also be two‑wheel‑drive variants to keep things simpler and more efficient.
Design and road presence
On the outside, the Upcoming MG Majestor is designed to look big and impressive. The front has a huge grille, stacked LED headlamps, and slim LED daytime running lights near the bonnet line. There is thick black cladding around the wheels and along the lower part of the doors to give it a tough, SUV look.
At the back, you can expect wide connected LED tail lamps and bold “Morris Garages” branding, which makes the SUV stand out at night. Dual exhaust finishers and chunky skid plates also add to its powerful style. Overall, the Majestor is built to have strong road presence, so people will notice when you drive by.
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Interior, comfort and features
Inside, the Upcoming MG Majestor aims to feel like a moving living room for you and your family. It is expected to have a spacious cabin with three rows, available in both six‑seat (captain seats in the middle) and seven‑seat layouts. Soft‑touch materials, leather or leatherette seats, and stylish metallic trims are likely to make the cabin feel premium.
The dashboard is expected to feature a large 12.3‑inch touchscreen for music, navigation and apps, along with a 12.3‑inch digital display for the driver. You can expect Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support, wireless phone charging and a premium sound system for long‑drive entertainment. Features like a panoramic sunroof, tri‑zone climate control, ventilated and possibly massaging front seats are also likely, so everyone can stay cool and relaxed even in summer.
For your safety, the Upcoming MG Majestor is expected to offer multiple airbags, 360‑degree cameras, front and rear parking sensors and electronic parking brake. Advanced safety tech like Level 2 ADAS with adaptive cruise control, lane keeping assist, blind‑spot detection and emergency braking is also likely to be offered. Hill‑hold control, hill‑descent control and traction control should help when you drive on slopes.
Price, rivals and what you can do
The Upcoming MG Majestor is expected to be priced higher than the current Gloster, which today costs about 38.33 lakh to 43.16 lakh (ex‑showroom). Many experts expect the Majestor to come in around 40 to 50 lakh (ex‑showroom), depending on the variant and features. At this price, it will compete with big SUVs like the Toyota Fortuner, Skoda Kodiaq and Jeep Meridian.
If you are planning to buy a large family SUV in 2026, you can start by making a simple checklist: space, comfort, features, safety and budget. Then you can compare the Upcoming MG Majestor with other SUVs on this list when prices and test drives open in your city. You can also visit your nearest MG showroom or the MG India website to register interest so that you get launch offers or early test‑drive slots.
