MG has unveiled the all-new ZS, called the Astor in India, featuring a hybrid powertrain. The new MG ZS Hybrid+ now has a sportier design, syncing with other MG vehicles offered globally. It features a large black mesh grille, slender wraparound headlights, and a reworked bumper with upgraded air vents, contributing to the front's aggressive appearance. The SUV's profile has not changed much except for newly designed alloy wheels and slightly modified wheel arches. Moving to the rear, the new generation ZS shares similarities with the previous generation BMW X1, with updated taillights and a revised bumper that give it a more erect appearance.
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MG ZS Hybrid+: Interior
The cabin of the new ZS has an elegant, and straightforward design. The centre console features a start/stop button and a vertical wireless charging pad. Below that, you will find two cupholders and an updated gear lever. MG has also equipped the vehicle with a 12.3-inch infotainment system with GPS navigation, a 7-inch digital instrument cluster, Android Auto, and Apple CarPlay, keyless entry, a six-speaker audio system, and automatic climate control.
MG ZS Hybrid+: Powertrain
The new ZS is equipped with a hybrid powertrain that features a 101bhp, 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine, a 134bhp electric motor, and a 1.83 kWh battery pack. This setup produces a combined power output of 192bhp. In terms of performance, the car claims to accelerate from 0 to 100km/h in 8.7 seconds.
MG ZS Hybrid+: Other Highlights
The car boasts an MG Pilot Advanced Driver Assistance System with standard features like active emergency braking with pedestrian and cyclist recognition, adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, and lane keep assist. Customers have the option to upgrade to the Trophy trim for an additional cost, which includes larger 18-inch wheels, a surround vision camera, and privacy glass, among other features.
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Will MG Bring the Astor Hybrid to India?
For now, the British brand has not officially revealed its plans to bring the hybrid model to India. Market reports, however, claim that the carmaker may give the Astor a hybrid touch to strengthen its standing among the market competitors.
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