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    MG 4 loses nationwide drive-away pricing, but receives price cut

    The MG 4 isn't available with nationwide pricing anymore, but its retail price has been cut by up to $4000 from today.

    Jordan Mulach

    Jordan Mulach

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    Jordan Mulach

    Jordan Mulach

    Contributor

    The MG 4 will no longer be offered with nationwide drive-away pricing in Australia, but the popular electric hatchback’s list price is now between $2000 and $4000 less expensive than before.

    UPDATE, 2/8/2024: MG Australia has now updated its website to include drive-away pricing for the MG 4, which has been included below. Our original story continues otherwise unchanged.

    From August 1, the MG 4 has lost its Australia-wide drive-away pricing, which started from $39,990 for the entry-level Excite 51 variant and topped out at $59,990 for the XPower.

    Instead, the price before on-road costs of the MG 4 has been reduced by $2000 for the Excite 51, Essence 64 and Essence 77, $3000 for the Essence 64, and $4000 for the XPower.

    ModelPricePrice reduction (RRP)
    2024 MG 4 Excite 51$37,990$2000
    2024 MG 4 Excite 64$41,990$3000
    2024 MG 4 Essence 64$44,990$2000
    2024 MG 4 Essence 77$50,990$2000
    2024 MG 4 XPower$55,990$3000

    Prices exclude on-road costs.

    The following drive-away prices apply in each state and territory.

    State or TerritoryMG 4 Excite 51MG 4 Excite 64MG 4 Essence 64MG 4 Long Range 77MG 4 XPower
    Northern Territory$39,252$43,252$46,252$52,303$57,453
    Australian Capital Territory$39,694$43,694$46,694$52,694$57,694
    Queensland$40,160$44,240$47,300$53,420$58,520
    New South Wales$40,996$45,116$48,206$54,506$59,756
    Tasmania$41,043$45,294$48,414$54,654$59,854
    Victoria$41,110$45,278$48,404$54,656$59,866
    South Australia$41,145$45,309$48,437$54,685$59,893
    Western Australia$41,415$45,868$49,229$55,943$61,282
    Previous nationwide drive-away price$39,990$44,990$46,990$52,990$59,990

    The new prices bring the MG 4 closer to the list price of the BYD Dolphin, its similarly-sized rival which starts from $36,890 before on-road costs.

    Despite being slightly more expensive, the MG 4 was Australia’s fifth best-selling electric vehicle (EV) in the first half of 2024, registering 2771 registrations compared to the BYD Dolphin’s 1248 sales.

    The MG 4 also remains one of Australia’s five cheapest EVs, though the title is now held by the MY23 MG ZS EV Excite – now $34,990 drive-away – which is followed by the GWM Ora and BYD Dolphin.

    Also announced today, all new MGs purchased for non-commercial use from August 1 can also benefit from the brand’s new 10-year, 250,000km warranty – the most comprehensive coverage in Australia.

    Unlike Mitsubishi’s 10-year warranty – which is a base five-year warranty, with an extra 12 months added for up to five additional years provided servicing is completed on time at a dealer – MG doesn’t provide any additional caveats to its coverage.

    MG vehicles used for commercial purposes are only covered for up to seven years or 160,000km, whichever comes first.

    MORE: Everything MG 4 MORE: MG topples Mitsubishi to offer Australia’s strongest new car warranty MORE: 2024 MG 4 price and specs

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    Jordan Mulach

    Jordan Mulach

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    Jordan Mulach

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    Born and raised in Canberra, Jordan has worked as a full-time automotive journalist since 2021, being one of the most-published automotive news writers in Australia before joining CarExpert in 2024.

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