What is it?
MG 4 is the car most responsible for the next wave of Australian EV adoption. The 2025 facelift sharpens styling and refreshes the cabin while holding the segment-disrupting pricing intact.
The lineup runs from Excite 51 at $30,990 drive-away, through to XPower AWD at $60,990 drive-away. Warranty cover sits at 10 years, 250,000 km (transferable).
Interior and Technology
$30,990 drive-away is the cheapest new EV on sale in Australia, with a 5-star ANCAP rating and a 7-year warranty including the battery.
363 L boot is small for the size, and the Excite 51 is restricted to 88 kW DC peak and wired CarPlay.
Quick Buyer Context
Should you buy the MG 4?
Reasons to buy
- $30,990 drive-away is the cheapest new EV on sale in Australia, with a 5-star ANCAP rating and a 7-year warranty including the battery.
- Warranty: 7 years, unlimited km. Battery: 7 years, unlimited km.
- 5-star ANCAP (2023), full driver-assist suite.
- 363 L boot, segment-competitive cargo space.
Reasons to wait
- 363 L boot is small for the size, and the Excite 51 is restricted to 88 kW DC peak and wired CarPlay.
- You want a bigger boot (Atto 3, EV3 carry more), AWD on a non-performance grade, or wireless CarPlay on the entry trim.
- Excite 64 is the price-to-range sweet spot at $39,990 drive-away. XPower is a niche performance buy, not the volume pick.
- Top trim climbs to $60,990 drive-away.
Who it suits
City drivers
Tidy footprint, easy parking
Drivers
Pace and poise
Budget
Sharp entry pricing
EV first-timers
Charge at home, skip the servo
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