
Quick Overview:
- MG ASTOR MY2025 debuted in the form of a “blockbuster SUV”.
- Shine Variant offers a panoramic sunroof at INR 1.25 lakh.
- New option variant packs six airbags and premium interior.
MG Motor India has renamed its Astor SUV to “The Blockbuster SUV” with a bold new slogan. The 2025 Model Year (MY2025) edition is designed to provide a mix of performance, luxury and technology while maintaining competitive pricing. With new features and improved security, Astor takes over its competitors in a new capacity.
MG Astor My2025 – What are the new features?
The updated Astor introduces the Shine variant, making it the most affordable SUV in its section, with its panoramic sunroof priced below INR 12.5 million. Selected variants feature six airbags and premium ivory seats for enhanced safety and comfort. The SUV offers two engine options: a 1.5-liter naturally aspirated petrol engine with a manual and CVT transmission, and a 1.3-liter turbo turbine with a 6-speed automatic transmission.
MG ASTOR MY2025 – Includes features
MG Astor continues to push the boundaries with over 50 security features and an extensive suite of technology. The MY2025 model features ventilated front seats, wireless charger and automatic IRVM reduction. It also offers an updated I-Smart 2.0 system with advanced user interface, wireless Android Auto & Apple Carplay, and more than 80 connections.
A key highlight is the AI-powered personal assistant, which responds to voice commands and provides real-time updates about weather, cricket scores and news. Jio voice recognition system enhances interactivity, and advanced anti-theft features with digital keys ensure security, even in areas with poor network coverage.

How it stacks with competitors
Astor takes over well-known players such as Kia Seltos and Maruti Suzuki Suzuki Grand Vitara. With its AI-powered technology, ADAS Level 2 capabilities, and premium cabin experience, MG is relying on state-of-the-art innovation to attract buyers. However, Hyundai and Kia offer a wider range of powertrain options, including diesel variants, that may appeal to a wider audience.
The final thought
MG’s “large SUV” marketing push is brave, but is its script the box office? Astor’s technology-heavy packaging, premium interiors and competitive prices make it a strong contender. However, whether it really captures attention from both CRETA and SELTOS will depend on the approach of the technology adopted by Indian buyers. Before that, grab your popcorn and watch the SUVs play in the market!
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