MG Majestor Spotted Again In India: Launch Timeline Still Unclear
The MG Majestor has been spotted once again in India, almost a year after it was first showcased at the 2025 Auto Expo. The SUV appeared without camouflage, but the interiors were fully covered, raising questions about MG’s intentions for the model. Despite requiring minimal development since the Majestor is essentially a Gloster-based SUV, the company has remained silent for months, leaving its India launch uncertain.
Latest Spotting Reveals a Stalled Test Mule
The Majestor was seen parked on what appeared to be dealership property, covered in dust and clearly not in active testing. The lack of camouflage suggests MG is not attempting to hide any exterior design elements, while the fully covered cabin indicates unfinished interior work or a paused project. There have been no sightings of the SUV undergoing public road tests in recent months, adding to the uncertainty surrounding its development status.
Gloster-Based Mechanical Package Expected
Under the skin, the Majestor is expected to be identical to the MG Gloster. It will likely be offered with the same 2.0-litre diesel engines: a 161PS single-turbo 2WD option and a more powerful 213PS twin-turbo 4WD version producing up to 479Nm. Both versions should retain the 8-speed torque converter automatic transmission. MG may choose the powertrain mix based on pricing and positioning, especially since the Majestor will compete against the Toyota Fortuner.
Why MG Has Not Launched the Majestor Yet

The Gloster struggled to gain strong traction in the premium SUV space, and this may be influencing MG’s hesitation. The brand could be debating whether to replace the Gloster with the Majestor or position both differently. The year-long silence from MG since the Majestor’s Auto Expo appearance suggests the company is re-evaluating its strategy for high-end SUVs. The dominance of the Toyota Fortuner in this segment also poses a significant challenge, making MG cautious about timing and pricing.
Pricing Possibilities & Uncertain Timeline
With the Gloster currently priced between ₹38 lakh and ₹43 lakh (excluding large discounts), the Majestor could be positioned similarly or slightly higher. A broad estimated range of ₹35 lakh to ₹46 lakh seems likely, depending on variant and market positioning. However, the absence of testing, teasers, or dealership readiness makes it difficult to predict an exact launch timeline. MG may delay the Majestor further or reconsider its launch altogether.
Verdict
The MG Majestor continues to surface in sporadic sightings but shows no signs of approaching an official launch. MG’s ongoing silence and the SUV’s inactive test status indicate uncertainty about its future in India. Until the company issues a clear statement, the Majestor remains a model in limbo in the competitive premium SUV segment.