List of MG vehicles

The following is a list of cars marketed under the British MG marque. The marque was owned, and the cars produced, by Morris Garages (1924–1930), M.G. Car Company (1930–1952), British Motor Corporation (1952–1967), British Motor Holdings (1967–1968), British Leyland (1968–1992), Rover Group (1992–2000), MG Rover Group (2000–2006), Nanjing Automobile Group (2006–2011), and MG Motor, a subsidiary of SAIC Motor, since 2011.

     Internal combustion engined vehicles (including hybrid and plug-in hybrid)
     Battery electric vehicles

Body style	Model				Current generation		Vehicle description
		Image	Name(s)	Introduction (cal. year)	Introduction (cal. year)	Markets
Sedan			MG5	2017	2018	Global emerging markets (LHD only)	Subcompact sedan, a rebadged Roewe i5.
			MG5 / GT	2012	2020	Global (except Europe)	Compact sedan.
			MG6	2009	2018	China	Mid-size sedan. Pictured is the MG6 Pro.
			MG7	2007	2022	China and Middle East	Mid-size sedan.
Hatchback			Comet EV	2023	2023	India	Battery electric two-door city car, a rebadged Wuling Air EV.
			MG3	2008	2024	Global	Subcompact hatchback.
			MG4 EV	2022	2022	Global	Battery electric compact hatchback. Marketed as the MG Mulan in China in 2022–2023.
			Windsor EV	2024	2024	India	Battery electric hatchback, a rebadged Baojun Yunduo.
Station wagon			MG5 SW EV / EP / ES	2020	2020	Europe and Thailand	Battery electric station wagon, a rebadged Roewe Ei5. Marketed as the MG EP and ES in Thailand.
Crossover SUV			ES5	2024	2024	Global	Battery electric subcompact crossover SUV.
			Hector	2019	2019	India	Compact crossover SUV available in 2-row and 3-row configurations, a modified rebadge of the Baojun 530.
			HS	2018	2024	Global	Two-row compact crossover SUV, available in petrol and plug-in hybrid powertrains.
			Marvel R	2021	2021	Global (LHD only)	Battery electric compact crossover SUV, a rebadged Roewe Marvel R.
			One	2021	2021	China and others	Two-row compact crossover SUV with low roof.
			RX5	2018	2018	Global emerging markets (LHD only)	Two-row compact crossover SUV, a rebadged Roewe RX5.
			RX9	2024	2024	Middle East	Three-row mid-size crossover SUV, a rebadged Roewe RX9.[1]
			VS	2022	2022	Thailand and Indonesia	Petrol hybrid version of the ZS in Thailand, sharing parts with the Roewe Lomemo.
			Whale	2024	2024	Middle East	Two-row compact crossover coupe SUV, a rebadged Roewe Jing.
			ZS/ZST/ZX /Astor	2017	2024	Global	Two-row subcompact crossover SUV.
			ZS EV	2018	2018	Global	Battery electric version of the ZS.
SUV			Gloster	2020	2020	India	Three-row mid-size SUV, a rebadged Maxus D90.
			RX8	2019	2019	Global emerging markets (LHD only)	Three-row mid-size SUV, a rebadged Roewe RX8.
Sports car			Cyberster	2023	2023	Global	Battery electric roadster.
MPV/ minivan			G50 Plus	2024, upcoming	2024, upcoming	Philippines	Minivan, a rebadged Maxus G50.[2]
			Maxus 7	2024	2024	Thailand	Battery electric minivan, a rebadged Maxus Mifa 7.
			Maxus 9 /Mifa 9/ M9 EV	2023	2023	Southeast Asia	Battery electric minivan, a rebadged Maxus Mifa 9.
Pickup truck			Extender/ T60	2019	2019	Southeast Asia, Pakistan and Middle East	Mid-size pickup truck, a rebadged Maxus T60/T70.

Body style	Model				Vehicle description
		Image	Name(s)	Introduction (cal. year)
Sedan			MG9 EV	2024, upcoming	Battery electric full-size sedan, a rebadged Rising Auto F7.
			D7	2024, upcoming	Battery electric mid-size sedan, a rebadged Roewe D7.
Crossover SUV			IM LS6/ LS6	2024, upcoming	Battery electric mid-size crossover SUV, a rebadged IM LS6.
			S9 EV/ R7	2024, upcoming	Battery electric mid-size crossover SUV, a rebadged Rising Auto R7.

• 2019–2021 MG V80
• 2015–2019 MG GS
• 2009–2016 MG 360
• 2013–2014 MG 350
• 2012–2014 MG E50 / Dynamo EV
• 2009–2016 MG 750
• 2008–2014 MG 550
• 2007–2011 MG TF

• 2002–2005 MG TF
• 1995–2002 MG F
• 1992–1995 MG RV8
• 1973–1976 MGB GT V8
• 1967–1969 MGC
• 1962–1980 MGB
• 1961–1979 MG Midget
• 1955–1962 MGA
• 1947–1953 MG Y type (saloon and) tourer
• 1936–1940 & 1945–1955 MG T-type Midget
• 1938–1939 MG WA saloon, tourer and drop-head coupe
• 1936–1939 MG VA saloon, tourer and drop-head coupe
• 1935–1939 MG SA saloon, tourer and drop-head coupe
• 1934–1936 MG P-type Midget
• 1934–1936 MG N-type Magnette
• 1933–1934 MG L-type Magna
• 1932–1934 MG K-type Magnette
• 1932–1934 MG J-type Midget
• 1931–1932 MG F-type Magna
• 1931–1932 MG D-type Midget
• 1931–1932 MG C-type Midget
• 1929–1932 MG M-type Midget
• 1928–1933 MG 18/80
• 1927–1929 MG 14/40
• 1924–1927 MG 14/28

• 2001–2005 MG ZR
• 1982–1990 MG Metro

• 1967–1973 MG 1300
• 1962–1968 MG 1100
• 1933–1934 MG KN

• 2001–2005 MG ZT
• 2001–2005 MG ZS
• 1985–1991 MG Montego
• 1983–1991 MG Maestro
• 1961–1968 MG Magnette Mk. IV
• 1959–1961 MG Magnette Mk. III
• 1956–1958 MG Magnette ZB
• 1953–1956 MG Magnette ZA
• 1947–1953 MG Y-type
• 1937–1939 MG VA
• 1928–1933 MG 18/80
• 1927–1929 MG 14/40
• 1924–1927 MG 14/28

  

• 1938–1939 MG WA
• 1936–1939 MG SA

• 2002–2005 MG XPower SV

• 1949-1954 Lester-MG T51
• 1935 MG R-type
• 1934 MG Q-type
• 1930–1931 MG 18/100 "Tigress"

• 2003–2005 MG Express^[3]
• 1980–1998 MG Metro van^[3]

• 2012 MG Icon — an SUV concept inspired by the MG A and MG B, unveiled at the Beijing Auto Show in 2012.
• 2013 MG CS — an SUV concept that was unveiled at the Shanghai Motor Show in 2013.
• 2014 MG EV — an electric supermini based on the Roewe E50, unveiled in 2014.^[4]
• 2017 MG E-Motion — an electric sports car concept unveiled at the Shanghai Motor Show in 2017.^[5]
• 2018 MG X-Motion — an SUV concept unveiled at the Beijing Motor Show 2018, previewed the MG HS.
• 2020 MG 360M — an MPV prototype based on the Baojun 360 unveiled at the 2020 Auto Expo in India.^[6]
• 2020 MG Marvel X — an electric SUV prototype based on the Roewe Marvel X unveiled at the 2020 Auto Expo in India.^[7]
• 2020 MG RC6 — a sedan prototype based on the Baojun RC-6 unveiled at the 2020 Auto Expo in India.^[8]
• 2020 MG E200 — an electric city car prototype based on the Baojun E200.^[9]
• 2021 MG Cyberster — an electric sports car concept previewing the MG Cyberster roadster.
• 2023 MG Mifa 9 — an electric MPV prototype previewing the MG Maxus 9.^[10]
• 2024 MG EXE181 — an electric supercar inspired by the 1959 MG EX181 land speed record car, unveiled at the 2024 Beijing Motor Show.^[11]
• 2024 MG Cyberster GTS – a 2+2 coupé version of the Cyberster^[12]