2025 MG HS Reviews
You'll find all our 2025 MG HS reviews right here. 2025 MG HS prices range from $33,990 for the HS Vibe to $45,990 for the HS Phev Essence Ev.
Our reviews offer detailed analysis of the 's features, design, practicality, fuel consumption, engine and transmission, safety, ownership and what it's like to drive.
The most recent reviews sit up the top of the page, but if you're looking for an older model year or shopping for a used car, scroll down to find MG dating back as far as 2019.
Or, if you just want to read the latest news about the MG HS, you'll find it all here.
MG HS 2025 review: Super Hybrid - Australian preview drive
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By Andrew Chesterton · 28 May 2025
The MG HS Super Hybrid will soon replace the HS +EV as the new plug-in hybrid du jour for the Chinese brand in Australia. It promises more range, more power, more efficiency and a drivetrain designed for Australian roads and conditions. Those are big promises, so we put a prototype version to the test to find out how it lives up to them.
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MG HS 2025 review: Essence long-term | Part 3
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By Dom Tripolone · 06 Feb 2025
MG now has a genuine challenger in its stable to some of the most popular vehicles in the country.
MG HS Essence 2025 review: snapshot
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By John Law · 09 Sep 2024
Sitting at the top of the MG HS tree is the Essence which bears a $4000 premium over its mid-spec Excite sibling.
MG HS Excite 2025 review: snapshot
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By John Law · 07 Sep 2024
MG's mid-spec family SUV is the Excite and this petrol front-drive medium SUV has its sights set on the GWM Haval H6 and Mazda CX-5.
MG HS Vibe 2025 review: snapshot
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By John Law · 05 Sep 2024
This is the most affordable second-gen MG HS you can get but it might be the best in the range.
MG HS 2025 review
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By John Law · 03 Sep 2024
The second-generation MG HS arrives in petrol guise first with hybrid variants to follow. It sits on a completely new platform with a fresh engine, transmission and brings massive improvements to comfort, control, insulation and safety over the car it replaces. All that and its price remains well below established brands. What's the catch?