MG Gloster doesn’t get the 100-year edition as of now!
Morris Garages is celebrating its 100th year, and new celebratory editions have now been rolled out on its Indian portfolio. The ‘MG 100 Year Limited edition’ is available on the Hector, Astor, ZS EV and Comet.
Interestingly, the Gloster has been excempted from getting this edition. This could be due to the upcoming facelift expected to be out sometime this year. The Centenary editions are priced from Rs 9.4 lakh, ex-showroom, and vary with models and variants- more about which is explained in this article.
MG 100-Year Limited Edition Cars: Major Highlights
The 100-Year Limited edition is available on the Comet, ZS EV, Astor and the Hector. Signalling the brand’s rich legacy in the British motorsport scene, the special edition gets an ‘Evergreen’ colourway- wearing a Green inspired by the iconic ‘British Racing Green’ (BRG) and with Starry Black roof, pillars and wheels. Except on the Comet, you can also see ‘100 Years’ badges on the tailgates.
The cabin now gets a dark theme, special ‘100 Years’ badges embroidered on the front headrests, and the infotainment system with updated software and a Green-Black theme.
| Model | Variant | Price |
| Comet EV | Exclusive FC | INR 9.40 Lakh |
| Astor | Sharp Pro | INR 14.81 Lakh |
| Hector | Sharp Pro | INR 21.20 Lakh |
| ZS EV | Exclusive Plus | INR 24.18 Lakh |
MG Hector 100-Year Limited Edition: Major Highlights
The Hector was MG’s first launch in the Indian market and still does well in sales. The limited edition Hector gets the Green colourway and looks brilliant in it. Here are all the changes to spot on this:
- British Racing Green- inspired dual-tone colourway
- ‘100 Years’ badge on tailgate
- Black alloy wheels with Red brake calipers
- Blacked-out pillars
- ‘100-Years’ embroidered on front headrests
- Updated infotainment software with Green-Black themed interface
- Dark-themed cabin
The 100-Year Limited Edition MG Hector is available in the Sharp Pro trim and both 5 and 7-seater configurations.
Price: INR 21.20 Lakh onwards
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MG Astor 100-Year Limited Edition: Major Highlights
The 100-Year limited edition is available on the Sharp Pro variants of MG Astor, and in both manual and CVT versions. Key highlights include:
- British Racing Green- inspired dual-tone colourway
- ‘100 Years’ badge on tailgate
- Black alloy wheels with Red brake calipers
- Blacked-out A and B pillars
- ‘100-Years’ embroidered on front headrests
- Updated infotainment software with Green-Black themed interface
- Dark-themed cabin
Price: INR 14.81 Lakh onwards
MG ZS EV 100-Year Limited Edition: Major Highlights
The ZS EV is a popular buy among EV lovers in the country. With the Centenary edition, this EV gets even more attractive. It looks almost like the limited edition Astor. However, a key differentiation would be the wheels. While the 100-year limited edition Astor gets Black alloy wheels, the limited edition ZS EV gets regular alloys.
- British Racing Green- inspired dual-tone colourway
- ‘100 Years’ badge on tailgate
- Blacked out A and B pillars
- ‘100-Years’ embroidered on front headrests
- Updated infotainment software with Green-Black themed interface
- Dark-themed cabin
Price: INR 24.18 Lakh
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MG Comet 100-Year Limited Edition: Major Highlights
The relatively recent MG Comet EV isn’t denied a 100-year limited edition, but gets it with compromises! This tiny EV packs very few changes on the limited edition, available on the Exclusive FC variant. Key highlights include:
- British Racing Green- inspired dual-tone colourway
- Darker-looking wheels
- Blacked-out A, B and C pillars
- Updated infotainment software with Green-Black themed interface
Price: 9.40 lakh
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The Rich Legacy Of Morris Garages:
These limited edition MG cars try to encompass the brand’s rich legacy in automotive manufacturing and motorsport. Established in 1924, Morris Garages has a rich lineage in Britain’s motorsport and in building fast cars. One of the earliest ‘Fast MGs’ would be the 14/28 Super Sports- based on the Morris Oxford platform but sleek and fast for the period.
You know how big the brand is when you’re told they’d set a land speed record of 396kph in 1957 and later broke the same, with an astounding 410 kph, with Sir Stirling Moss behind the wheel!
We might know them today as a manufacturer that makes bulky SUVs and quirky EVs. But MG has made many interesting and iconic vehicles in the past. We previously listed a few of them in one of our visual stories.
Acknowledging how beautifully they live up to the ‘100 Years of Driving Smiles’ tagline, here’s us wishing Morris Garages a happy and inspiring centenary…
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