Gave proof of off-road capability

First of all, let us tell you that Mount Jaiphu located in the North-East State Nagaland is one of the most difficult terrains in India and the MG Magister SUV has proved its off-road capability on the toughest roads of India. This feat has been achieved by MG’s engineering team with the help of Kohima Adventure Motorsports Club (KAMC).

Powerful engine and 4×4 capability

India’s longest, widest and tallest SUV Magister is likely to get a 2.0 liter twin turbo diesel engine, which is capable of generating power up to 216 bhp and peak torque of up to 479 Newton meters. It will have 8-speed automatic gearbox as well as 4WD system.

Magister’s exclusive Terrain Management System

Mount Zaiphu is located in the Barail Range near Kohima, the capital of Nagaland. This place is known for its dangerous roads, dense forests and the world’s tallest rhododendron tree. The off-roading capability of MG Magister was tested in these difficult terrains and this SUV proved its mettle. The Magister navigates steep climbs, rocky terrain, extremely difficult forest trails and varying terrain with ease. During this period, the SUV’s terrain management system was also tested.

Look-Features of MG Magister

Now if we tell you about the look-features and other details of MG Magister, then this full-size SUV coming in the D Plus segment will prove to be the biggest rival of Toyota Fortuner in the Indian market. This muscular designed SUV will have large gloss black matrix grille, LED headlamps and DRL as well as connected tail lamps, large dual tone alloy wheels, premium interior 12.3 inch touchscreen infotainment system, multiple features related to comfort and convenience in the cabin, panoramic sunroof and 360 degree camera as well as Level 2 ADAS.

Vinay Raina said special things

Vinay Raina, Chief Commercial Officer, JSW MG Motor India, says that MG as a brand has always been setting new trends in the Indian market. With MG Magister we are introducing the D+ segment and it is a large and powerful SUV. The climb of Mount Zaiphu showcased the Magister’s engineering and proved its capability, control and readiness for the toughest terrain in India. We closely evaluated the different drive modes, traction behavior and off-road performance.