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MG has recently bought out two special editions for its Gloster SUV one being the Snowstorm and the other, the Desertstorm which is now at a dealership near you. As is the case with the other special editions of the SUV, the changes are purely cosmetic both on the inside and outside.
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It has been painted in a shade called Deep Golden with blacked-out elements like the grille, ORVMs, door handles, roof-rails, pillars, spoilers, and alloy wheels. Other than this there are red accents on the brake callipers and inside the headlamp cluster. It’s an all-black cabin sans the red accents and this is based on a top-spec model and thus gets all the bells and whistles that MG has with the Gloster. It can be had in six- and seven-seater layout options.
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MG has priced the Gloster Desertstorm at Rs 41.05 lakh and it can be had in turbo and twin-turbo guises. Rival include the Toyota Fortuner and the Skoda Kodiaq. It’s quite possible that this is a last hurrah for this Gloster as the heavily updated one, sold 2025 as the LDV/Maxus D90, has been spotted doing the rounds in India and could be launched by the end of the year.