(Dan Tri) – After adjustment, the suggested retail price of the highest version of the MG ZS is still only one dollar higher than SUV models in the lower A segment such as Kia Sonet or Toyota Raize.
The suggested retail price of MG ZS is silently adjusted on MG Vietnam’s website, with no official information to the media.
This is the second time this B-sized urban SUV has increased its price in Vietnam, the first time was in September 2022 with an increase of 9 million VND.
New price details of MG ZS (Unit: Dong).
After adjustment, the suggested retail price of MG ZS is still the lowest in the B-size urban SUV segment. The highest version is only equal to the standard version of competitors such as Hyundai Creta (640 – 670 million VND) or Kia Seltos (VND 640 – 670 million).
Even, the selling price of MG ZS is only slightly higher than lower A-size SUV models such as Kia Sonet (554 – 624 million VND) or Toyota Raize (547 – 563 million VND).
In February 2023, MG ZS only has promotional gifts from the manufacturer: a 5-year unlimited km warranty package and a 5-year rescue service package (Photo: MG Vietnam).
MG ZS was first launched in Vietnam in 2020 as a completely built-up car imported from China.
By 2021, this B-SUV model will be upgraded mid-life cycle and switched to imported complete units from Thailand to help improve consumption, according to sales consultants.
The highest version of the MG ZS is equipped with front/rear LED lights and 17-inch exterior alloy wheels (Photo: MG Vietnam).
On the high-end version, the car’s interior is covered in leather and comes with convenient equipment including a 10-inch entertainment screen with Apple CarPlay/Android Auto connection, mechanical air conditioning, electric driver’s seat, and electronic handbrake.
In terms of performance, MG ZS uses a 1.5L naturally aspirated gasoline engine with a maximum capacity of 112 horsepower and maximum torque of 150 Nm.
Interior of MG ZS LUX+ (Photo: MG Vietnam).
Safety features on the highest version include anti-lock brakes ABS, electronic brake force distribution EBD, emergency brake assist EBA, electronic balance SCS, hill start assist HHC, downhill assist HDC
MG Motor is a long-standing brand originating from the UK but currently owned by SAIC Motor (China).
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