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About Majestor

The Majestor is MG's attempt to claim the top of the Indian SUV market, a segment long ruled by the Toyota Fortuner. Launched by JSW MG Motor India in 2026, it is a large, three-row SUV with a commanding stance, an imposing grille and a cabin loaded with screens, driver-assistance features and options such as rear entertainment displays. It arrived as MG's most expensive and most assertive mainstream SUV in the country, aimed at buyers for whom size and presence are half the point.

Its lineage runs through the Gloster, the full-size SUV that has served as MG's Indian flagship since 2020 and that comparison tests now line up against the Majestor. Where the Gloster earned respect for its space and features but struggled to dent the Fortuner's dominance, the Majestor brings fresher styling and a more premium image. Early coverage has focused on its equipment, its accessories and how much more it offers over its sibling.

In the showroom the Majestor is cross-shopped against the Fortuner, the Jeep Meridian, the Skoda Kodiaq and the Volkswagen Tayron, along with seven-seat versions of Mahindra's bigger SUVs. Its success matters for MG's ambition to move upmarket in India, where it already sells the M9 electric MPV and the Cyberster through its MG Select channel. Whether buyers in this badge-conscious segment trust a relative newcomer over Toyota's reputation for durability is the key question.

Coverage here follows the Majestor's launch across Indian cities, pricing and trims, reviews and comparison tests, accessories and long-term ownership, as well as sales figures that will show whether MG has finally found a way to challenge the Fortuner. Expect the occasional item from other MG markets, too, since the Majestor arrives in a period of rapid expansion for the brand's larger SUVs and MPVs. For buyers, the practical questions are familiar ones in this class: how it copes with rough roads and full loads, what servicing costs over the years and how well it holds its value against the established names.