MG Models
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MG began as a British sports car brand in the 1920s. After the collapse of MG Rover in 2005, the name was acquired by China's SAIC Motor, which now designs and builds MG vehicles mainly in China.
MG is one of Australia's larger brands, built on affordable small cars and SUVs. The range includes the MG3, ZS, HS and larger QS SUVs, the MG4 electric hatch, the U9 ute and the Cyberster electric roadster. MG also sells IM5 and IM6 electric models, from SAIC's premium IM brand, under the MG badge here. Many models are offered as hybrids, plug-in hybrids or EVs.
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Recent MG News
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The 2027 MG4 EV Urban Special Edition adds a black roof and door-panel lighting, priced at $33,990 drive-away with cashback and limited to 750 units.
The MG MGU9 EV is now on sale in Australia from $78,990 before on-road costs, with 430km WLTP range, 3.5-tonne towing and Thule accessories.
The 2026 BYD Atto 3 EVO starts at $41,990 before on-road costs, with FWD Dynamic and RWD Premium grades now available to order.
MG has confirmed Australian pricing and specifications for the 2027 MGU9 EV ute, with 430km WLTP range and 3500kg towing.
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MG has detailed the MGU9 EV ute for Australia, with 430km WLTP range, 3.5-tonne braked towing, 325kW dual-motor AWD and V2L.
MG4 EV Urban is available from $29,990 drive-away after cashback, with an extra charging card offer for Everything Electric Sydney buyers.
Forthing has confirmed Australian pricing and specifications for the Taikon 5 BEV and Range Extender Hybrid SUV range.
Geely EX2 pricing starts at $26,490 before on-road costs in Australia, with two variants, up to 345km WLTP range and a launch offer.
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Australia recorded its strongest new-car sales month in June 2026, with BYD nearly catching Toyota and EV share rising to 23.3 per cent.
The 2026 MG MGS6 EV has launched in Australia from $49,990 driveaway, with RWD and AWD Essence variants and up to 530km WLTP range.
Recent MG Reviews
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The 2027 MG3 Vibe is Australia’s cheapest new car, but its comfort, space and warranty make the compromises easier to swallow.
The 2026 MG S5 EV is a highly practical, sharp-looking electric SUV with excellent ride quality, held back by glitchy software and intrusive safety chimes.
The 2025 MG Cyberster blends bold design, thrilling EV performance, and scissor doors, but compromises practicality and refinement at $115k.
The 2024 MG3 Hybrid+ delivers strong fuel efficiency and safety, but inconsistent power delivery and higher price may deter some buyers.
$59,990 for insane performance and a practical interior. 0-100km/h in 3.8s, but limited 385km range. Is the MG4 XPower worth it?
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The MG4 is a clear contender for being car of the year, with an affordable price and fantastic electric car driving performance. Here's why!
The MG5 has been introduced as one of Australia's cheapest new cars, but does that mean that it compromises too much?