Some 386,000 of those sales were in the UK.
SAIC-owned MG Motor has delivered its one millionth customer car in Europe. MG returned to its ‘UK home market’ in 2011 with the MG6 and since then has become an increasingly prominent and popular brand across Europe with over 1,300 dealer partners and representation in 34 markets, the brand says.
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MG has now delivered 317,000 electric vehicles in Europe and has just launched the 2026 MG4 EV and all-new MG4 EV Urban.
The company also says it has spearheaded the introduction of performance-focussed electric vehicles with the ‘dramatically styled MG Cyberster’ offering a forward-looking way to experience open-top motoring. Envisioned at the company’s London design studio, the award-winning Cyberster played a leading role at MG’s 100th anniversary celebrations at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
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Guy Pigounakis, Commercial Director at MG Motor UK said: “MG has successfully returned to Europe’s motoring mainstream with its one millionth customer delivery. The underlying affection for MG, the iconic British sportscar brand, which includes a flourishing classic car culture and many passionate owner groups, is valuable and greatly appreciated. This heritage continues to shape our strategy direction and reinforces our commitment to electric performance cars.
“However, the MG of today has also returned to prominence by offering customers an extensive choice of cars and adopting a forward-looking approach and especially to hybrid and electric vehicles, often ahead of others, as well as investing in relevant and attainable technology. We’ve also made an engaging and consistent case for overall value which many customers have responded to.”
MG Motor says it will make several key announcements, covering technology and design, in the first half of 2026 which will emphasize its commitment to European customers.
