Mercedes-Benz GLA Sports 220d Diesel AT vs MG Hector Blackstorm 6MT 5 Seater Diesel

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Technical Specifications

Fuel	Diesel	Diesel
Engine Displacement	2143.00 cc	1956.00 cc
Engine	4 Cylinders	2.0L Turbocharged
Maximum Power	136 PS @ 3600 RPM	170 PS @ 3750 rpm
Maximum Torque	--	350 Nm @ 1750-2500 rpm
Transmission	Automatic	6MT
Top Speed	205 kmph	--
Display	--	Full Digital Cluster with 17.78 cm Embedded LCD Screen 35.56 cm HD Portrait Infotainment System
Headlamp	--	LED Projector Headlamps with Piano Black Bezel
Taillamp	--	LED Blade Smoked Connected Tail Lights

Tyres

Front	--	215/55 R18
Rear	--	215/55 R18
Wheel / RIM	5-spoke light-alloy wheels	R18 Sporty All Black Alloy Wheels

Brakes

Front	--	Disc
Rear	--	Disc

Suspension

Front	--	Mcpherson Strut + Coil Springs
Rear	--	Beam Assemble + Coil Spring

Colors Available

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Physical Specs

Length	4424 mm	4699 mm
Width	1804 mm	1835 mm
Height	1494 mm	1760 mm
Weight	2020 kg	--
Wheelbase	--	2750 mm
Fuel Tank Capacity	--	60 litres

Overview

Features

EXTERIOR - Twin-pipe exhaust system with chrome-plated tailpipe trim elements integrated into the bumper - Rain sensing wipers - Radiator grille and front bumper in aluminium finish - High performance LED headlamps - Electrically folding mirrors with automatically dimming function - Aluminium roof rails INTERIOR - 20.3 cms (8-inch) high resolution media display - Folding rear seat backrests split-folding - Rear armrest - Infotainment system with central controller - Reversing Camera - Light and Sight package

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