MG MG6 News

The new-generation MG6 goes all Stinger!

By Tom White · 06 Jul 2022

MG's design department takes a surprising new direction for the upcoming new-generation MG6.

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Meet SAIC MG's first real performance variant

By Tom White · 15 Jul 2021

MG has detailed its first new performance variant in 15 years, reviving the XPower sub-brand.

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MG says it can succeed in other segments

By Tom White · 04 Sep 2020

Reborn British automaker, MG, has risen to success in Australia since Chinese parent company SAIC turned it around with an onslaught of fresh models.

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Will a smidge of sportiness return to MG?

By Tom White · 14 Jul 2020

The new MG6 might not yet be destined for Australia - but does this reveal preview a new aggressive design language for the brand?

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MG 6 sedan gets a very aggressive facelift

By Justin Hilliard · 15 Apr 2020

Chinese-owned British brand MG is preparing a midlife facelift for the second-generation MG6 small sedan, the first details of which have now been made public ahead of its official debut later this year

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MG6 could return, but not as it was before

By Tom White · 21 Feb 2020

MG says its mid-size sedan could return to Australia, but it will likely be as a plug-in or full EV.

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Coronavirus might cancel Beijing motor show

By Tom White · 07 Feb 2020

As manufacturers brace for the impacts of coronavirus, there are doubts cast over the certainty of the long-awaited Beijing motor show – which is set to run from the April 23 to 30.

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MG6 Plus and base GS discontinued

By Tung Nguyen · 07 Oct 2019

MG Motor Australia has rationalised its local model line-up, discontinuing the MG6 Plus small sedan and the base manual GS mid-size SUV to focus on stronger selling products.Speaking to CarsGuide, a local MG spokesperson could not confirm whether the new-

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Chinese car brands buck downward sales trend

By Tung Nguyen · 08 Aug 2019

Australia’s new-car market might be struggling in 2019, dropping 7.7 per cent of volume after seven months of trading compared to the same period last year, but Chinese automotive brands – including Great Wall, Haval, LDV and MG – are steadily growing their share.

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