MG HS

The days when the Honda CR-V was the favourite SUV of choice by Thai buyers seem to be a thing of the past as it has been outsold by two of its more affordable and feature-packed Chinese rivals. For the first two months of 2022, the Haval H6 and MG HS have been dominating the Kingdom’s C-SUV segment. According to sales data compiled by Autolife Thailand, 2,388 units of C-segment SUVs were sold in January and February 2022. Leading the way is the Haval H6 with 701 units which also holds nearly 30

While the 2022 MG ZS EV facelift stood in the limelight at the 2022 Bangkok International Motor Show (BIMS), sitting alongside it and enjoying a quieter launch is the 2022 MG HS Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) facelift. Priced from THB 1,299,000 (~RM 164,000), the new MG HS PHEV features a new look to match its family. Although MG Thailand calls this a ‘minor change’ there is nothing minor with the changes in looks for the MG HS. Gone is the chrome sunken grille and in its place is a more stylish black gr

2022 could very well be the year MG returns to Malaysia after a 17-year hiatus, as the British-Chinese marque has revealed plans to expand into Malaysia sometime this year. During an online press conference earlier this week, Zhang Haibo, Managing Director of SAIC Motor CP Co. Ltd. and MG Sales (Thailand) confirmed MG’s re-entry into Malaysia later this year, as reported by our sister site Autofun. Also Read: Spied: 2021 MG ZS EV spotted testing in Malaysia - launching next year? According to hi

The MG HS is perhaps the longest automotive tease in Malaysia. The C-segment SUV first surfaced in Malaysia back in 2020 and it has been almost two years of on-and-off teasing. This time around, thanks to social media posts, someone got up close and personal with the MG HS in Penang, documenting some details in the process. Also Read: 2021 MG HS – What is it and can it challenge the Proton X70? From the photos, this red MG HS gets a monocular camera and milli-meter wave radar, 18-inch alloy whee

While Chinese cars are still mostly viewed unfavourably in Malaysia (unless they’re Proton-badged Geelys), the Thais seem to be more accepting of models coming from the Middle Kingdom. According to October 2021 sales data, the two most popular C-segment SUVs in the Kingdom were the Haval H6 Hybrid and MG HS with 536 units and 443 units respectively. The two Chinese SUVs easily outsold the Honda CR-V which saw 423 units sold in Thailand in the same period. This was the third month in the row that

Ever since Holden’s Elizabeth plant was shut down in 2017, Australia has been a 100 percent import-only car market. Ford, Toyota, Mitsubishi too had shut down their respective manufacturing plants there earlier. Australia now imports most of its cars from Japan (33.9 percent), followed by Thailand (21.8 percent), and South Korea (13.6 percent). As of October 2021, Australia has sold a total of 890,790 units of passenger cars and commercial vehicles this year, up 22.7 percent from last year, acco