MG strengthens SUV push with S6 confirmation
/Sister ship to S5 seemingly set for one trim level, one battery choice, more power and all-wheel-drive option.
Read MoreSister ship to S5 seemingly set for one trim level, one battery choice, more power and all-wheel-drive option.
Read MoreSino-Brit brand’s next model here has a familiar name, but otherwise is all new.
Read MoreRegional info about impending baby EV suggests potential for a pleasing price position.
Read MoreSino-Brit brand’s next model here has a familiar name, but otherwise is all new.
Read MoreThe first car from MG’s upmarket offshoot has been priced. How smart will it really be?
Read MoreMG’s premium brand will represent nationally in a single large SUV configured to three trim levels.
Read MoreMG entering the one-tonne game, JAC here considering PHEV for T9 and Foton has a big plan.
Read MoreMG has yet to explain why the S5 EV it previously spruiked won’t be sold here … for now.
Read MoreTurbocharged flagship sites just below least expensive plug-in hybrid.
Read MoreChinese crossovers achieve five star scores from national crash testing auditor.
Read MoreThree derivatives with flagship just $6000 more than entry choice.
Read MoreAs expected, the incoming second-generation of the car that reinstated MG here has the same petrol-electric as MG3, as well as full petrol choices.
Read MoreBiggest sticker reductions on models already heading out the door and mightn’t last - but new cover seems permanent.
Read MoreGround-breaking Cyberster two-seater still set to roll in by year-end to inflict sector shock.
Read MoreNeighbour’s indicative pricing if applied here would mean up to $161k asked.
Read MoreAdditional info reinforces why China’s UK-flavoured make is confident its baby has the measure of Toyota’s tot.
Read MoreThe smallest, cheapest car MG makes now has picked up electric assistance - and a probable price increase.
Read MoreInformation share in NZ’s sister market reveals 2024 will be a busy year.
Read MoreSome upset new model won’t undercut ZS EV and say it is cheaper in its first right-hand drive market.
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