MG

MG, founded in 1924 in Great Britain by Cecil Kimber in Oxford, is a historic automotive manufacturer that has become one of the most dynamic brands in the global automobile market, particularly in Asia since its acquisition by Chinese group SAIC in 2007. MG's history spans a century, marked by decades of sporting excellence with legendary models such as the MGB launched in 1962, which won over 500,000 buyers before its British production, and by a major transition toward electrification and SUVs since 2010. Today, under the direction of SAIC-GM-Wuling Automobile, the MG range covers sedan, SUV and electric vehicle segments, with contemporary models such as the electric MG4, MG5, MG6 and MG ZS that compete in the market against manufacturers such as Chery, BYD and traditional Japanese brands. Production sites are primarily located in China, India and Thailand, enabling global distribution to Europe, Asia-Pacific and the Middle East. The brand recorded over 500,000 annual sales globally in recent years, demonstrating its solid anchoring in emerging markets and its ability to offer competitive technical specifications combining electrification, safety and value for money. Current MG models incorporate advanced connectivity technologies, gasoline and electric powertrains, and modern safety equipment that position the MG manufacturer as a relevant player in contemporary automotive renewal.