MG Astor was launched in the market on October 11, 2021, and it instantly gained popularity because of its value for money quotient along with being India's first Level-2 Autonomous SUV in its segment. The car became an instant hit in the market and was sold out for 2021 in just a couple of days. MG Astor is available in four variants - Style, Super, Smart and Sharp. The perspective owners experienced a lot of industry-first features and got to choose between two engine options. Here, we bring you the ownership review of the MG Astor from four different owners. Let's have a look!
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Mrs Kanishka and Mr Rahul
MG Astor being their first car as a married couple, they just have a special thing for the panoramic sunroof. It makes the cabin airy as well as gives a sense of space around. They also said that the kids at their homeplace like the MG AI Assistant and love how it responds to them. The dual-tone interior colour scheme makes the cabin premium and overall, they seem to be in praise of the Hyundai Creta rival.
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Mr Anil Narang
Switching from an old car to a new-age technology-rich SUV, Mr Narang really liked the way this car drives in the city as well as on the open roads. Among that, it was also the long list of features that made Mr Narang choose the MG Astor.
Santosh Yadav
Mr Yadav explained that the buying experience of the Astor was smooth as butter. MG Astor's design as well as the long list of features is what made him pick this SUV over its rivals.
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Mr Ajit Singh
Mr Singh summed up his new SUV in just three words - build quality, classy interior and its smooth ride. The global NCAP rating of the MG Astor is yet to be conducted. As far as the classy interior goes then we do agree on this.
Sharing details of the MG Astor then it is available with two engine options - a 1.5L petrol and a more powerful 1.3L turbo petrol engine. The former generates 108 bhp with 144 Nm of peak torque. This unit is mated to a 6-speed stick shift as standard and an optional CVT unit.
The 1.3L turbo petrol churns out 138 bhp with 220 Nm of peak torque. It is mated to a 6-speed torque converter unit only. This turbo petrol engine is not the strongest in the competition.
