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MG Motor Australia has increased drive-away prices by between $500 and $2000 across almost its entire petrol-powered range for model year 2023, with ZS EV prices increased by up to $4140.
“The price increases have been brought about by the rising costs of production and supply chains challenges that are affecting us and other brands,” said a spokesperson for MG Motor Australia.
There haven’t been any corresponding specification changes.
The company has confirmed existing customers are price-protected, and that the increase affects only MY23-build vehicles.
Not every model has received an increase. The mid-sized HS SUV has seen price increases of $1000 for the base Vibe and top-spec Essence X and Plus EV Essence variants, but prices are unchanged across the rest of the line-up.
MG’s cheapest model, the MG 3, has seen the smallest increase at $500, while the mid-range ZST Excite has seen the steepest hike at $2000.
For 2023, the ZS EV no longer has nationwide drive-away pricing like the rest of the range.
Its ranks will be bolstered by a new long range model, due in March. Pricing has yet to be announced for this.
The updated drive-away pricing for model year 2023 is as follows:
The ZS EV was priced at $44,990 drive-away for the base Excite and $48,990 drive-away for the Essence.
For 2023, drive-away pricing now varies from state to state.
The Excite is priced as follows:
The Essence is priced as follows:
These increases mean the ZS EV is now up to $4140 more expensive for 2023.
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William Stopford is an automotive journalist based in Brisbane, Australia. William is a Business/Journalism graduate from the Queensland University of Technology who loves to travel, briefly lived in the US, and has a particular interest in the American car industry.
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