Sheed to head MG effort
/Former Ford, VW and Audi exec announces role with Sino-Brit make.
Read MoreFormer Ford, VW and Audi exec announces role with Sino-Brit make.
Read MoreHaving previously pushed to champion fully electric vehicles, the Sino-Brit is now seeing more potential from hybrid tech.
Read MoreThe MG5 was set to sell here last year with the worst possible safety score. Now its star rating standing has improved.
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 MoreNext year will be Sino-Brit make MG’s strongest year yet, regional boss vows.
Read MoreChinese crossovers achieve five star scores from national crash testing auditor.
Read MoreANCAP says latest MG 3 is better than its predecessor, but still lacking in important areas.
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 MoreLatest appointee moves from Australia to fill role.
Read MoreBig lift in electric-only range from plug-in hybrid edition.
Read MoreGround-breaking Cyberster two-seater still set to roll in by year-end to inflict sector shock.
Read MoreANCAP-smacked MG5 small sedan is coming, larger sporty four-door and SUV also probable.
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 MoreSino-Brit becomes fifth electric to secure national title.
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