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MG HS

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Eurokars EV Pte Ltd

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China

(launched 2020)

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15 reviews

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1.5 Turbo Exclusive (A) New Variant

$89,888
(w/o COE)

14.7km/L

160 bhp

7-speed (A) DCT

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Price updated 20-Jan-2023

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Car Review - MG HS 1.5 Turbo Exclusive (A)

Reintroduced in the exact same form with a larger suite of safety systems, the MG HS's mixture of sensibility and value remains hard to beat at its price.

What We Like

Comprehensive suite of safety features

Generous equipment list

Composed ride

Cabin design and build quality still very pleasing

What We Dislike

Driver's assistance systems aren't the most intuitive nor sophisticated

Clunky transmission at low speeds

CONSUMER REVIEWS

4.0

15 Consumer Reviews

Affordable big SUV `

The MG HS offers all those looking for a no-frills SUV handsome looks, a reasonably comfortable drive, and quite the plus interior. What's not to like?

The service agent don't know how to repair at all `

I owned an MG HS 1.5T on 31th Oct 2020. I registered the car as PHV, after 14 months my car mileages already clock 96,000KM. My package is 20,000Km or one year free service and three years warranty or 100,000KM with ever come first. Recently my car engine got some noise so I drive the car to agent service workshop, when I reached the workshop my car suddenly can't start the engine. The service agent take few hours also can't find out what is happening. The next day they called me and inform that my car in very serious condition, need to replace the gearbox and the clutch. The waiting time for the replacement around 3 months, the worse thing is the coast at $20,000++. The service agent told me is because I using the wrong gearbox oil so cause the engine problem. They even told me their oil expert smell the gearbox oil already know the oil i changed from outside workshop is not suitable for my MG car. I bring my car to outside workshop for checking and the mechanic said my car engine nothing wrong, even if there is faulty repair coast the most is few thousands. Because of the useless service agent any how said my car in very serious condition and try to con me for $20,000++ so I selling off my MG car. I'm so disappointed with the MG service workshop, they only know how to do the normal servicing like changing oils...

Beat SUV I have owned `

MG HS is by far the best car I have owned. Still loving it after 2 years. Engine is quiet, cabin is very stylist and modern. Well thought out cabin design with all the frills of a high end car ie. Sun/moon roof, sports seat, electronic seat adjustments on both sides, one touch window button, led lights, super sports button, etc. Price is affordable when I bought it at $99,888. No maintenance problems after 2 years of driving. Petrol consumption is reasonable, expected of a SUV at about average 12km per litre. Boot is of a good size and back passenger seats are roomy.

A SUV that meets my requirements `

I am in my late 60s, a widower, a retiree and a person with physical mobility constraints. It has been slightly over a year since I bought my MGHS and I am very happy and enjoying every moment driving it. MGHS was never in my list when I was looking for a new SUV late last year to replace my saloon car which was due for scrapped. Before heading down to the showrooms to view and test drive the various Continental, Japanese and Korean SUV brands that I shortlisted and within my budget range, my new SUV must have the following: (1) electric tailgate that I can activate from inside the SUV as well as from the key remote control in my pocket to enable me to open and close to load and unload my mobility aid from the boot. (2) Ample boot space to fit my mobility aid and other things without having to fold down any of the split backseats. (3) Turbo engine. (4) Paddle shifters. (5) Driver seat that can be raised high to enable me to get in and out easily. (6) Preferably with a panoramic sunroof which I can open and with all the windows wound down while driving at night to feel the breeze. Although I drove passed MG showroom several times while test driving the other SUVs, I gave the MGHS a miss as it is manufactured in China, a new SUV in Singapore with no proven record on the reliability except reviews from the local motoring writers who had test driven the MGHS. Unfortunately, none of the SUVs that I test driven did not have all that I wanted. One day I decided to visit the MG showroom to view the MGHS and was instantly attracted and impressed by the sheer size and good looks. Not only does the interior looks premium with plenty of high-quality materials and finishing, the large panoramic roof which opens half of it is more than I have expected, spacious interior and boot space, it has all that I wanted. The sales consultant suggested that I test drive it to feel the built quality and driveability and the next moment I was in the driver's seat ready to take it for a spin. During the drive, I was pleasantly surprised that the interior was quiet, engine was very torquey with no turbo lack. The use of the paddle shifters in particular further added more fun to the drive. The following day, I went down to MG and made my payment for the MGHS.