1924
1945
1962
2007
2014
2019
1924
The octagon-shaped "Octagon" logo was officially registered as the MG trademark, with the debut of the legendary 2-seat convertible sports car named "Super Sports MG 14/28".
1930
MG dominated racing events throughout the 1930s: winning the Ireland Grand Prix, Isle of Man Tourer Cup, Ulster TT race, as well as victories in Italy, Germany, and Monaco.
Notable racing models included MG K3 Magnette, Magic Midget, EX 127, EX 135.
Notable racing models included MG K3 Magnette, Magic Midget, EX 127, EX 135.
1945
The MG TC was introduced in 1945 and produced until 1949. It marked MG's post-World War II return to civilian car production. The TC model integrated design elements from the MG TB and embodied the classic British roadster style.
1955
The MG MGA model was officially introduced, marking a significant milestone in MG's history and the sports car world.
1957
The MG EX 181 set a world speed record at an impressive 395 km/h. Just 2 years later, MG broke its own record with a speed of 410 km/h at Bonneville Salt Flats.
1962
Following the MGA, the MG MGB sports car became the most successful MG ever produced, offering a thrilling driving experience with its low frame and spacious cabin. This model was produced until 1980.
1983
The world was changing, and so was design. The MG Metro made way for a premium 5-door hatchback with exceptional performance and handling – the MG Maestro.
2000
The MG Rover Group was established after separating from the BMW Group. By 2005, the MG brand and the Longbridge factory were taken over by Nanjing Automobile.
2007
SAIC Motor officially owns the MG brand and brings MG into a period of outstanding development on the world automobile map.
2011
Looking toward the future, MG introduced the MG3 model with premium customization options, allowing customers to personalize their cars according to their preferences.
2012
The MG5 sedan was introduced, offering a compact option with an impressive design and a "VTi-Tech" 1.5-liter engine.
2014
The 90th anniversary of MG was marked by the launch of limited edition MG3 and MG6 models.
2015
MG unveiled its first SUV, the MG GS.
2017
MG made significant strides in electrification with the MG E-Motion electric car built on a pure electric platform. The car boasted impressive acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in less than 4 seconds and a range of over 500 km.
In the same year, MG became the fastest-growing brand in the UK, Thailand, Chile, and Australia.
In the same year, MG became the fastest-growing brand in the UK, Thailand, Chile, and Australia.
2019
Embracing the "greening" trend, MG continued to launch electric car models in advanced markets, including the MG ZS EV and MG Cyberster.
2021
SAIC Design unveiled the MG MAZE Concept, showcasing a futuristic vision for a small and intelligent urban vehicle that can be controlled via a mobile platform.
2023
SAIC officially distributes MG in Vietnam, marking a new milestone for the brand's development and offering the opportunity to experience high-quality MG vehicle models and the best services for Vietnamese customers.
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