- LED DRLs design leaked
- Likely to remain mechanically unchanged
MG Motor India will soon bring the rebadged version of the globally updated LDV D90/Maxus D90 which is sold as the Gloster, in India. The facelifted iteration of the Gloster will benefit from significant design upgrades with subtle interior revisions.
As seen in the picture, the Gloster facelift will flaunt a new fascia with a massive three-slat grille and the brand logo as the centrepiece. Further, the headlights will get a new treatment, with a cube-shaped split headlamp setup. Then, the LED DRLs will seamlessly extend into the grille further adding character to the front profile of the updated Gloster.
On the sides, the test mule was seen riding on the same alloy wheels as the current version. But we believe the model will get a new set of alloy wheels at launch. At the rear, the full-size SUV will get revised LED taillamps with a connecting light bar.
As for the features, the Gloster facelift will continue to be loaded with a large touchscreen infotainment system, wireless smartphone connectivity, digital instrument cluster, ventilated and powered front seats, wireless charger, 360-degree surround camera, panoramic sunroof, and a Level 2 ADAS suite.
Mechanically, MG is unlikely to make any changes to the powertrain option. The flagship SUV will carry on with the same 2.0-litre diesel engine mated to an eight-speed automatic gearbox. This engine will be offered in two guises– turbo and twin-turbo, with a maximum power output of 213bhp and 478Nm of peak torque.
