MG has launched two new hybrid sport utility vehicles in Bangladesh, the HS Hybrid+ and the HS Super Hybrid, giving buyers new options for fuel saving and modern features. The HS Hybrid+ combines a smart petrol engine with electric assist so the car switches between power sources without the driver needing to think, helping cut fuel use while keeping solid performance, and the maker says drivers can expect about twenty three point eight kilometres per litre in real driving. The HS Super Hybrid is a plug in model with a twenty four point seven kilowatt hour battery that can run on electric power for more than one hundred and twenty kilometres and deliver a total driving range of over one thousand kilometres when fuel and battery are used together. Both models feature a fully digital cabin with two twelve point three inch screens for the instrument cluster and infotainment, a roomy wheelbase that gives good legroom, and a boot that expands for family trips. Safety is strong with seven airbags, level two driver assistance that helps with steering and braking on highways, and a PM two point five air filter to keep inside air cleaner in busy city traffic. Other comforts include climate control, keyless entry and smartphone connectivity so drivers can use music and maps easily. MG has priced the HS Hybrid+ from forty nine lakh taka and the Super Hybrid from fifty nine lakh taka, which gives buyers clear budget choices. Dealers say the cars will suit families and professionals who want lower running costs, quiet electric driving for daily trips, and long range for road travel. At the launch company staff pointed to practical gains like smoother power switching and cheaper fuel bills, and early users praised the quiet cabin, instant electric torque and easy digital displays. Experts note that such hybrid models can cut city fuel use and give buyers more choice while local garages learn to service new technology. Prospective buyers should check home and workplace charging for the plug in model and compare real life fuel figures with their own driving patterns, because access to charging makes the plug in option much cheaper to run for many daily commutes. Overall, the new MG HS models bring useful hybrid choices to the market, blend simple handling with modern safety and comfort, and offer local drivers fresh ways to lower running costs while enjoying roomy, tech-rich SUVs. Dealers also offer warranties and service plans to ease ownership and maintenance concerns too.
