The MG Astor specifications turn on one naturally aspirated petrol engine across the range. The 1.5 litre unit makes 108.49 bhp at 6000 rpm and 144 Nm. Without a turbo, power builds in a smooth, linear way that suits city driving. The spec sheet stays focused on gearbox and equipment rather than raw output.
Two gearboxes serve the Astor, a 5 speed manual and an 8 step CVT. The manual is rated at 15.43 kmpl and the CVT at 14.82 kmpl. Those steadier figures reflect the engine's naturally aspirated tune. To place each gearbox on cost, see how the Astor trims are priced.
Dimensions keep the Astor easy to park and thread through traffic. It measures 4323 mm long and 1809 mm wide, on a 2585 mm wheelbase. Ground clearance of 205 mm is generous for a compact SUV. The 48 litre tank suits its city focused character. Its 1650 mm height keeps the Astor easy to park in tight bays.
Practical numbers round out the Astor picture. The 488 litre boot copes with a family's weekly load. Five sit in a cabin rich with screens and driver aids. Once the mechanicals suit you, see the Astor paint and dual tone options.
Feature kit is the Astor's calling card, spanning driver assistance, a connected touchscreen and comfort extras on the higher trims. Read together, the numbers show a compact SUV built to lead on technology. The 1498 cc engine peaks at 6000 rpm for its full 108.49 bhp. Torque of 144 Nm arrives at 4400 rpm for steady city response. Kerb figures stay modest, keeping the Astor nimble in traffic.
