2019 MG Hector review, road test

The huge 10.4-inch touchscreen is vibrant and has a good resolution too. And, thanks to some software upgrades by MG, the screen doesn’t hang like before. It, however, is still slow to respond. There is a lot on offer in terms of features. You get an embedded SIM card, access to a premium account of the Gaana app, the TomTom navigation system, TPMS and, of course, Apple and Android Auto connectivity. Then there is the 360-degree camera, which is a boon while parking. However, you will notice the screen’s clarity drops in the dark.