It’s no secret that MG isn’t exactly the same British brand after SAIC took over in 2007. But that doesn’t mean the marque isn’t present in Europe. In fact, MG Motor has announced that it has sold a total of 1,000,000 cars in the region.

The Chinese-owned brand began sales in 2011, and it is now present in 34 European countries with more than 1,300 dealer-partners. Around half of the total volume was achieved in the past two years with MG reporting sales figures of 233,000 units and 300,000 units in 2024 and 2025, respectively.

To date, a total of 317,000 electric vehicles were sold with the MG 4 being the standout model. Meanwhile, more than 139,000 hybrid-electric vehicles were delivered in 2025 alone.

What does this mean for the Philippines?

This is good news for MG Philippines because it shows that the brand’s vehicles—such as the HS, the ZS, and the 4 EV—are proven in foreign markets. The shift toward electrification is also gaining traction, so we can expect more New Energy Vehicles in the near future.

Because of this achievement, the press material sounds confident:

“As infrastructure and consumer awareness continue to progress locally, MG Philippines remains committed to offering vehicles that combine style, technology, and overall value—the same attributes driving the brand’s success in Europe.”

To learn more about MG Philippines and its lineup of vehicles, you can visit its website.