MG ZS Fuel Consumption

MG Sales (Thailand) Co., Ltd. announced today that it has collected over 3,000 bookings for its fully electric MG ZS EV and MG EP at the recently concluded 2022 Bangkok International Motor Show. The new 2022 MG ZS EV comes with a new face and an upgraded 10-inch touch screen infotainment with Android Auto / Apple CarPlay. Range is also increased from 337 km to 403 km, thanks to a larger 50.3 kWh battery (up from 45 kWh). MG says the reason behind the high number of orders collected is due to the

The full-electric 2022 MG ZS EV facelift has made its official debut at the 2022 Bangkok International Motor Show (BIMS). The electric vehicle (EV) is available in two variants, the MG ZS EV Z and the MG ZS EV X, and priced from THB 949,000 (~RM 120,000) onwards. A little recap about the EV, MG launched the fully electric B-segment SUV back in June 2019. Since then, the EV has made waves amongst the Thais and quickly cemented its status as the Kingdom’s favourite EV. The popularity of the pre-fa

Ever since it was launched in Thailand in 2019, the MG ZS EV has blown Thais away with the crossover becoming one of the country’s best-selling EVs. Hoping to continue its dominance in the market amidst the rise of foes from fellow Chinese rival, GWM, MG Thailand has just introduced the 2022 MG ZS EV facelift. The pre-facelift has sold 660 units in 2021 and MG holds 90% market share in the Kingdom's EV segment. Those figures alone are nearly twice more EVs that were registered in Malaysia in the

We’re no strangers to the MG ZS EV, the fully electric B-segment SUV was promised for Malaysia since 2020 but the launch has still yet to happen. Sources familiar to the matter said that MG is expected to make an announcement on its newly appointed Malaysian distributor soon. However, for now, here's a closer look at the facelifted 2022 MG ZS EV. While it was hard to tell the difference between the electric vehicle (EV) and the standard internal combustion engine (ICE) variant in the pre-facelif

At a recent virtual press conference, Malaysia Automotive Association (MAA) President, Datuk Aishah Ahmad said that only 274 EVs were registered in 2021. Meanwhile, Thailand saw 1,643 EVs being registered in the same year. According to sales data obtained by AutoFun TH from Thailand’s Department of Land Transport, MG is leading the way, with its entire EV range taking up the top two positions. Last year saw 660 units of the MG ZS EV and 436 units of the MG EP being sold in the Kingdom. The two M

With British-Chinese carmaker, MG expecting to make a return to Malaysia in 2022, it remains to be seen whether we could get the all-electric variant of the B-segment MG ZS, simply called the MG ZS EV. The crossover EV is one of the best-selling EVs in Thailand ever since it was introduced in the Kingdom in June 2019. The affordable price (in context of EVs) – starting from THB 1,190,000 (~RM 151k) along with a pretty impressive range (263 km, WLTP cycle) makes it a great entry for buyers wantin