MG 4 Prices to Increase from July 1

If you’ve been eyeing the MG 4 as an affordable entry point into the EV world, you might want to act fast. Prices for MG’s smallest electric car are set to increase from 1 July 2025, with drive-away costs rising by up to $3000 depending on the variant.

Let’s break down what’s changing and what’s not.

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What’s Changing: Prices Going Up Across the Board

MG’s new pricing will apply to Model Year 2025 (MY25) stock, though the cars themselves are unchanged from the current MY24 versions.

The below table summarises the key changes with price increases ranging from $1000 to $3000.

MG 4 Price Changes – Effective 1 July 2025

Note: Prices are drive-away and include on-road costs. Current offers are valid until 30 June 2025.

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What’s Staying the Same

Despite the price hike, there are no changes to the car’s specs. MG confirmed that the MY25 versions are mechanically identical to the MY24s. That means:

• No new features or trim differences
• Same battery options, range, and equipment levels
• Same performance figures

This price change is purely a cost adjustment, not tied to any hardware or software updates.

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Why the Increase?

MG hasn’t specified the exact reasons behind the price changes, but it’s worth noting:

• The MG 4’s lowest price point was $30,990 drive-away late last year – meaning the base Excite 51 has climbed $7,000 since then.
• However, it’s still cheaper than its original launch pricing in 2022, when it debuted above $40,000.
• MG has hinted a facelifted MG 4 is on the horizon for early 2026, likely bringing a redesigned interior and some minor exterior updates.