MG
MG was revived in 2016 when the British-born brand was acquired by China's SAIC Motors. From compact cars to spacious SUVs, MG's range provides unbeatable value, especially with affordable electric cars like the MG4 electric sedan.
Today, MG enjoys success as one of the top 10 best-selling manufacturers due to their competitive offerings like the MG3 hatch, MG ZS small SUV, and HS mid-sized SUV.
MG News
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NewsMG is bringing a ute to Australia... but which one?
The MG brand is known for a number of things, but a ute has never been one of them. That's set to change.
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NewsMG ZS HYBRID+: Pricing and features revealed
MG expands its compact SUV offering with the all-new MG ZS HYBRID+ in two variants
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News2025 MG HS and Chery Omoda E5 earn ANCAP 5-star ratings
MG HS and Chery Omoda E5 score five-star safety ratings in latest ANCAP testing, meeting updated safety standards.
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News2025 MG ES5 revealed as ZS EV successor – UPDATED
If you’re looking forward to the new-generation MG ZS EV, then you’ll have to get used to a new name.
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2025 MG ZS: hybrid power and more features
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New Sports Cars coming to Australia in 2025
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Every Plug-in Hybrid EV on sale in Australia in 2024
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2025 MG HS: Australian pricing for new-generation SUV
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News2025 MG Cyberster EV roadster: $115K Australian pricing confirmed
MG's most expensive model ever offered is now in Australia, with this week's launch of $115,000 MG Cyberster electric roadster
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AdviceWhich electric cars are exempt from the Luxury Car Tax?
The contentious LCT continues to shadow Australian new car buyers, but which EV models can avoid it?
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AdviceWhat are the 10 cheapest electric cars in Australia?
These are the most affordable new EVs in Australia
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NewsMG4 51 Excite clinches title of Australia’s most affordable EV
MG Australia slashes nearly $10,000 off the price of its base model MG4 electric hatchback to help drivers make the EV switch - but be quick
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Larger, more refined 2025 MG HS launches in Australia, PHEV arriving soon
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New MG models coming: MG3, HS, Cyberster and more
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MG now offers Australia’s best new-car warranty
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Old $18,990 MG3 to continue until end of 2024
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NewsAll-new 2025 MG ZS & HS due in Australia within six months
New-generation versions of the MG ZS small SUV and MG HS midsize SUV will arrive in local showrooms by Christmas with non-plug-in hybrid options to become available for the first time
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NewsAustralia's most fuel-efficient cars in 2024: Petrol, diesel and hybrid
Here's every car without a plug, on sale now, that sips five litres per 100km – or less
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News2024 MG3 Pricing and specifications
MG’s city car has grown in size, equipment and especially price, with new technology including the brand’s first ever regular hybrid drivetrain
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News2024 MG Cyberster: pricing confirmed, order books open
MG has revealed some Aussie details of its upcoming sportscar, including battery size and pricing
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The star cars of China's big auto show
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Owner review: Nurse Lowe and her MG HS midsize SUV
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Boot sizes of Australia’s favourite SUVs
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2024 MG3: First UK reviews
ABOUT MG
Famous for its two-seat roadsters, MG is one of the oldest car brands, with its origins going back as far as 1924. Originally British, MG changed hands several times over the decades before falling into receivership in 2005. The marque was revived in April 2006 and was taken over by China’s SAIC Motor in 2007.
Two years later it was renamed MG Motor. The company continued building MG Rover models with limited success until June 2011 when it launched the first all-new MG-branded model in 16 years, the MG6.
In Australia, MG is one of the top 10 best-selling manufacturers with a line-up of three models: the MG3 hatch, MG ZS small SUV, and HS mid-sized SUV. The MG ZS is available with either a naturally aspirated petrol or turbo petrol engine, and as an electric vehicle. The MG HS can also be had with hybrid power.