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The third-generation 2020 Bentley Flying Spur Grand Touring Sedan is all set to make its global debut this month, on June 11, 2019.

MG Motor is gearing up to introduce as many as four new models in India in the next eighteen months and one of them will be a seven-seater and version of the Hector.

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After the MG Hector, the next launch from the company will be the MG eZS which is a pure electric SUV and will be launched in December this year. The good news is that it will be manufactured in India.

The base variant of the MG Hector is pretty well-loaded by segment standards, however, misses on the connected car tech which has been the most talked about feature.

MG Motor India has opened bookings for the Hector SUV in India and the all-new offering is slated for launch later this month and will be available to book online on the company's website from 12 pm onward. MG Motor will initially commence bookings from across 120 centres in India, and will expand to 250 touch points across the country by September 2019. It looks big and it is even in the flesh. It's 4655mm long, 1835 mm wide and 1760 mm tall. The MG Hector SUV gets a butch looking front which is dominated by a massive black mesh grille with sleek chrome surroundings.