MG continues to expand its presence in the full-size SUV space with the Majestor, a product that builds upon the foundation laid by the Gloster while aiming to deliver a more rounded and capable experience.
With updated styling, a refreshed cabin, and a stronger focus on off-road hardware, the Majestor reflects MG’s intent to offer a well-balanced SUV that blends presence, practicality, and technology.
Cars35 attended the media drive to understand how it performs in real-world conditions — and here’s our detailed first drive review.
Exterior Design – Bold, Modern & Purposeful
The MG Majestor carries a design that is instantly noticeable. Its upright proportions, wide stance, and strong visual elements give it a commanding road presence that aligns well with expectations from a full-size SUV.
At the front, the large grille finished in a darker theme, along with sleek LED lighting elements, creates a modern and confident look. MG has reduced the use of chrome and moved towards a more blacked-out design approach, which adds to its rugged appeal without making it feel overdone.
From the side, the proportions remain clean and functional, with high ground clearance and strong body lines reinforcing its SUV credentials. Overall, the design feels purposeful and well executed.
Key Highlights:
- Strong and confident stance
- Modern blacked-out design elements
- Distinct visual identity
- Well-proportioned full-size SUV silhouette

Interior & Cabin – Functional, Comfortable & Feature-Rich
Step inside, and the cabin reflects a clear focus on usability and comfort. The layout is clean, with a centrally positioned infotainment screen and neatly integrated air vents.
A notable highlight is the retention of physical controls for key functions such as climate control, which improves ease of use while driving. The dashboard design feels structured and practical, making everyday interaction straightforward.
The all-black interior theme gives the cabin a cohesive and contemporary look. While it may not feel as visually rich as dual-tone interiors, it does maintain a consistent and modern aesthetic.
Feature Highlights:
- 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster
- 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system
- 12-speaker JBL audio system
- Dual wireless charging pads
- 64-colour ambient lighting
- Ventilated, powered & massage front seats
- Panoramic sunroof
- 220V power outlet for second-row passengers

Space & Practicality – Designed for Everyday Usability
The Majestor performs strongly when it comes to space and practicality, which remains one of its biggest strengths.
The front seats offer good comfort and adjustability, making them suitable for long drives. The second row is spacious enough for three passengers and also offers sliding and reclining functionality, adding flexibility depending on usage.
The third row, while naturally more compact, remains usable for average-sized adults on shorter journeys, which enhances the overall practicality of the SUV.
Practical Highlights:
- Spacious first and second rows
- Flexible seating configurations (captain & bench options)
- Usable third row
- 343-litre boot space, expandable significantly with seats folded

Infotainment & Technology – Feature-Loaded Experience
The Majestor offers a wide range of technology, with the infotainment system acting as the central hub for most vehicle functions.
The interface is intuitive and integrates multiple features such as seat controls, ambient lighting, and ADAS settings. The system feels comprehensive in terms of functionality.
In real-world use, the experience remains satisfactory, although improved responsiveness would further enhance the overall usability and premium feel of the system.
Observations:
- Clean and intuitive interface
- Strong feature integration
- Scope for smoother responsiveness

Performance & Driving Experience
The MG Majestor is powered by a 2.0-litre twin-turbo diesel engine producing 213 bhp and 478.5 Nm of torque, paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission.
On the road, the SUV feels composed, especially at higher speeds where the suspension settles well and delivers a comfortable ride quality. It handles uneven surfaces effectively and maintains stability over longer distances.
At lower speeds, there is a slight vertical movement typical of body-on-frame SUVs, but it remains manageable and does not significantly affect comfort. The light steering setup makes city driving easier, and the elevated driving position adds to driver confidence.

Off-Road Capability – A Key Strength
One of the most important upgrades in the Majestor is its enhanced off-road capability. MG has focused on adding hardware that translates into real-world performance.
Off-Road Hardware:
- Three differential locks
- Multiple terrain modes
- Body-on-frame construction
This setup allows the Majestor to handle challenging surfaces such as loose gravel, inclines, and uneven terrain with greater confidence, making it a capable SUV beyond just on-road duties.
Safety & Driver Assistance
The Majestor comes equipped with a comprehensive safety package that includes modern driver assistance systems.
- Level 2 ADAS with multiple functions
- Lane keep assist
- Automatic emergency braking
- Rear cross-traffic alert
- Six airbags
- Disc brakes on all wheels
- Tyre pressure monitoring system
These features contribute to a safer and more confident driving experience, particularly during highway journeys.
Verdict
The MG Majestor represents a well-rounded evolution of MG’s approach to full-size SUVs. It brings together strong road presence, a feature-rich cabin, practical space, and improved off-road capability into a cohesive package.
While there is still room for refinement in areas such as infotainment responsiveness and certain material finishes, the overall experience feels thoughtfully developed and competitive within the segment.
Cars35 Take
The MG Majestor makes a strong impression as a capable and well-equipped full-size SUV.
It delivers where it matters most — road presence, features, practicality, and now, enhanced off-road capability with the addition of differential locks and terrain modes.
For buyers looking for a modern SUV that offers a balance of comfort, technology, and capability, the Majestor presents itself as a compelling option.
It may not aim to replace established choices overnight, but it certainly adds meaningful competition and offers a well-rounded alternative in the segment.