[TusharK]

According to a media report, MG has started shipping the Hector and Hector Plus SUVs without certain features due to a parts shortage.



The report states that depending on the variant, customers who have booked the Hector and Hector Plus will receive their vehicles without features like a subwoofer, amplifier and auto tailgate swipe sensor.

It is also said that MG dealerships will install these features once parts are available. Having said that, the carmaker hasn't provided a specific timeline for the availability of parts.

MG is not the only carmaker that's affected by the global chip shortage. Mahindra was forced to ship the XUV700 without sequential turn indicators for the same reason.

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Originally Posted by TusharK

The report states that depending on the variant, customers who have booked the Hector and Hector Plus will receive their vehicles without features like a subwoofer, amplifier and auto tailgate swipe sensor.

It is also said that MG dealerships will install these features once parts are available. Having said that, the carmaker hasn't provided a specific timeline for the availability of parts.

Is there going be a reduction in prices too depending upon the variant if the end user will receive a slightly 'lite' model?
Since MG cannot commit on availability, how about one pays when the dealership intimates him about having stock of all missing features at once.

Making different trips to the dealership each time would be a pain.