Quick Read - The Hector Storm editions bring a full blackout treatment with dark chrome, black alloys, smoked tail lamps and red accents. The Snowstorm adds a Pearl White body with a Starry Black roof, while both get the same features, cabin and powertrain.
JSW MG Motor India has launched the limited-edition Hector Storm Series today, comprising the Blackstorm and Snowstorm. Both are priced at Rs 19,99,800 ex-showroom.
Each is a 5-seater powered by the 1.5-litre turbo petrol with a CVT. The dark styling arrives just as the festive buying season begins, and a Storm accessory package is fitted free at the dealership.
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How the Blackstorm and Snowstorm Differ

The difference is only in paint. The Blackstorm gets an all-black exterior, while the Snowstorm pairs a Pearl White body with a Starry Black roof. Everything else, including the interior, features and powertrain, remains identical.
The Snowstorm is the more interesting of the two. Its black roof and alloys are set against the white body, while red accents on the ORVMs and fog lamp surrounds add some colour. The Blackstorm, meanwhile, takes the blackout theme all the way.
Both editions get a new all-black Storm Hex grille along with front and rear bumper garnishes. The Aura Storm Blade alloys are paired with red brake calipers, while the brand logos, skid plates, tailgate accents and body-side cladding get a dark chrome finish.
Piano black roof rails, LED headlamps with piano black bezels and smoked connected tail lamps complete the look. It is a thorough blackout, though the red calipers stop it from looking dull.
Interior and Storm Package

Inside, both get the Nimbus Black interior with all-black leather upholstery and dark accents. The front headrests carry BLACKSTORM or SNOWSTORM embossing, and the leather-wrapped steering wheel has a gunmetal finish.
The Storm package adds edition badges, a red tailgate accent, fog lamp eye shadows with red accents, ORVM protectors with red accents and side step boards. It is fitted at the dealership at no extra cost.
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Features, Safety and Engine

The 35.56 cm HD portrait touchscreen carries over and is billed as the largest in the segment. It runs on Smart Boost technology for quicker response, and i-SWIPE gesture control handles AC, music and navigation through two and three finger swipes.
MG still calls the Hector India's first internet car. Its i-SMART system offers over 70 connected features, including remote control of audio, AC and ambient lighting through the app.
Other equipment includes a Digital Bluetooth Key with key sharing, Predictive Maintenance Alerts, remote AC control and a 17.78 cm digital cluster. The cabin also gets a dual-pane panoramic sunroof, 8-colour ambient lighting and ADAS.
The list continues with an automatic powered tailgate, an air purifier with PM 2.5 filter, rain-sensing wipers and front parking sensors. Safety kit covers a 360-degree HD camera with Wheel View, ABS, EBD, ESP, traction control, Hill Hold Control and Brake Assist.
Powering it is the 1.5-litre turbo petrol makes 143 PS and 250 Nm, and it is paired only with a CVT. There is no diesel or manual option here, so these editions suit buyers who want a petrol automatic.
Hector Blackstorm and Snowstorm Editions Ex-showroom Prices
| Edition | Exterior | Seating | Powertrain | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hector Blackstorm | All black | 5-seater | 1.5-litre turbo petrol CVT | Rs 19,99,800 |
| Hector Snowstorm | Pearl White with Starry Black roof | 5-seater | 1.5-litre turbo petrol CVT | Rs 19,99,800 |
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Rivals
The limited-edition Hector rivals the top variants of the Tata Harrier, Tata Sierra, Hyundai Creta and Kia Seltos.
Image Source: MG Motor India
Table of Contents
- How the Blackstorm and Snowstorm Differ
- Interior and Storm Package
- Features, Safety and Engine
- Hector Blackstorm and Snowstorm Editions Ex-showroom Prices
- Rivals
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