Last week, the familiar MG logo adorned a conference centre in Johannesburg, signalling the return of the British automaker to the local market. With three models arriving from the advent ...

The electric vehicle’s flat-bottom steering boasts the octagonal ‘MG’ logo, behind which sits a 10.25-inch driver’s display. Two 7-inch screens are placed on either side of the larger display.

The nose gets a large, blacked-out grille with horizontal slats, and a bigger-than-usual MG logo. The grille is flanked by a split headlight setup, with slim LED daytime running lights above and ...

MG introduced the Majestor three-row SUV at the Bharat Mobility Expo in India. The new SUV is a basically rebadged Maxus/LDV D90. MG describes the Majestor as the “tallest, longest, and widest ...

Social media users spotted and shared videos of the MG Cyberster plying on Indian roads in a white shade before its launch.

Our initial impressions of the MG Windsor were highly positive, and we hailed it as MG’s finest EV to date. The market agreed ...

Here is a more detailed look at the ZS HEV: The ZS HEV introduces a revamped fascia which gets a new grille that is positioned lower (than the current Astor) and the MG logo now takes position on ...

while the Gloster features the ‘MG’ logo. The latter also features the model name that is not present on the Majestor.

JSW MG Motor India has unveiled two new cars at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025. Introducing the MG Cyberster, India’s first all-electric roadster, and the MG M9, the country’s first ...

The M9 positions MG in the premium electric MPV segment and will be offered exclusively through the brand's 'Select' dealerships MG to retail the premium M9 MPV via its new ‘Select’ dealerships.

The MG Majestor made its grand debut at Auto Expo 2025, as another entrant in the Indian SUV market. We break down the key design elements and expected features of the Majestor in our image gallery.

Walmart steel cage match (although we would totally watch). Instead, Walmart gave its logo a makeover fit for modern times—at least that was the idea. But people, well, they have feelings.