2026 New MG HS
$31,990 – $46,990
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Yes, the MG HS is part of the MG Australia new-car range or current official MG Australia model information. Availability can vary by state, dealer stock and model year, so buyers should check a local MG dealer before ordering.
The MG HS is listed here as a suv. This helps Australian buyers compare it against similar new cars in the same marketplace category.
The MG HS is offered with petrol and hybrid SUV powertrains depending on variant. Exact output, range, fuel economy and charging details can vary by grade, so buyers should compare the specific variant they are considering.
Yes, the HS is one of MG’s more family-oriented models in Australia, with a roomy SUV layout, useful cargo space and safety technology aimed at daily family use.
MG Australia generally positions the HS with a modern safety and driver assistance package, but the exact features can depend on grade. Buyers should check for items such as AEB, lane support, blind spot monitoring, adaptive cruise and camera systems on the chosen variant.
Most current MG Australia models include smartphone connectivity, though wired or wireless operation can vary. Check the selected grade to confirm the exact infotainment setup.
Australian buyers should compare the MG HS with similar models in price, size, body style and powertrain. Key comparison points include warranty, servicing costs, equipment, boot space, real-world efficiency, charging access for EVs and resale value.
The MG HS is designed to compete strongly on equipment and price in Australia. It can be good value for buyers who prioritise features, warranty coverage and modern design, but final value depends on the chosen variant and drive-away pricing.
Common questions about the MG HS
Engine
1496cc
Transmission
Dct / Automatic
Dimensions
4655–4670 × 1890 × 1655–1663 mm
Factory options for this model
The MG HS is positioned for Australian new car buyers who want a value-focused medium SUV with family practicality and available hybrid efficiency. In the local MG Australia range, it sits as a suv with petrol and hybrid…
The MG HS is positioned for Australian new car buyers who want a value-focused medium SUV with family practicality and available hybrid efficiency. In the local MG Australia range, it sits as a suv with petrol and hybrid SUV powertrains depending on variant, giving shoppers a clear alternative to established rivals while still focusing on value, technology and everyday usability. For buyers comparing new cars in Australia, the HS is worth considering because it combines modern styling with the type of standard equipment that many people now expect, including large digital displays, driver assistance technology and a cabin designed around daily convenience. MG Australia highlights the HS with a longer and wider body than before, twin 12.3-inch displays, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, MG Pilot safety technology and generous cargo capacity with the rear seats folded. The ownership appeal is helped by MG’s broad Australian dealer network and long warranty positioning, which makes the model easier to compare against mainstream Japanese, Korean, Chinese and European alternatives. Families and commuters should look closely at seat comfort, boot space, charging or fuel requirements and real-world running costs, because those details matter more than headline specifications over several years of use. The HS is also suitable for marketplace comparison pages because it has a clear buyer profile: people who want contemporary design, useful safety features, smartphone connectivity and a strong equipment list without moving into premium-brand pricing. At the same time, it is important to compare the exact grade, because wheel size, interior trim, driving range, hybrid availability, charging speed, sunroof availability, camera systems and driver assistance functions can vary across the model range. Buyers should compare petrol and hybrid grades carefully because efficiency, driving feel, price and equipment can differ significantly across the range. Overall, the MG HS is best presented as a practical Australian-market choice for shoppers who want a new vehicle with strong value credentials, modern technology and a warranty-backed ownership package, while still needing to compare variant equipment, on-road pricing, charging or fuel needs and long-term resale against competing models.
Safety rating
ANCAP
Fuel Economy Combined
0.7–6.9L/100km
Body type
Suv
Drivetrain
Front Wheel Drive
Seating Capacity
5
Boot Space
507 L
Max Power Kw
125–220 kW
Combined System Power Kw
220 kW
Number Of Doors
5
Kerb Weight
1554–1870 Kg
Wheels
18–19 Inch
Ac Charge Time
4 Hours At 7kW
Aspiration
Turbo
Battery Capacity Gross
24.7
Battery Type
Lithium Iron Phosphate
The MG HS is a mid-size SUV for Australian buyers wanting family space, modern safety technology and a choice of petrol or hybrid powertrains. It targets shoppers comparing value-focused SUVs with strong equipment lists.
The MG HS is positioned for Australian new car buyers who want a value-focused medium SUV with family practicality and available hybrid efficiency. In the local MG Australia range, it sits as a suv with petrol and hybrid SUV powertrains depending on variant, giving shoppers a clear alternative to established rivals while still focusing on value, technology and everyday usability. For buyers comparing new cars in Australia, the HS is worth considering because it combines modern styling with the type of standard equipment that many people now expect, including large digital displays, driver assistance technology and a cabin designed around daily convenience. MG Australia highlights the HS with a longer and wider body than before, twin 12.3-inch displays, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, MG Pilot safety technology and generous cargo capacity with the rear seats folded. The ownership appeal is helped by MG’s broad Australian dealer network and long warranty positioning, which makes the model easier to compare against mainstream Japanese, Korean, Chinese and European alternatives. Families and commuters should look closely at seat comfort, boot space, charging or fuel requirements and real-world running costs, because those details matter more than headline specifications over several years of use. The HS is also suitable for marketplace comparison pages because it has a clear buyer profile: people who want contemporary design, useful safety features, smartphone connectivity and a strong equipment list without moving into premium-brand pricing. At the same time, it is important to compare the exact grade, because wheel size, interior trim, driving range, hybrid availability, charging speed, sunroof availability, camera systems and driver assistance functions can vary across the model range. Buyers should compare petrol and hybrid grades carefully because efficiency, driving feel, price and equipment can differ significantly across the range. Overall, the MG HS is best presented as a practical Australian-market choice for shoppers who want a new vehicle with strong value credentials, modern technology and a warranty-backed ownership package, while still needing to compare variant equipment, on-road pricing, charging or fuel needs and long-term resale against competing models.
Key figures for this model. See individual variants for equipment and full specification detail.
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