MG Motor freezes electric prices and keeps wallbox free until February in Brazil

Special conditions for the MG4 and S5 models include a home charger at no cost and are valid until February 6

The automaker decided to maintain until February the promotional values and benefits aimed at the consumer (Photos: MG Motors | Disclosure)
By Júlia Haddad
Published on 2026-01-15 at 10:00 PM

MG Motor has confirmed the extension of the debut commercial conditions for its line of vehicles in Brazil. The “launch table”, which includes promotional prices for the MG4 hatch and the MG S5 SUV, will remain valid until February 6, 2026. The measure is part of an offensive by the British brand — controlled by Chinese giant SAIC Motor — to gain traction in the competitive electric segment and expand access to technology in the country.

According to the new commercial guideline, the MG4, a 100% electric hatch that acts as an entry door to the range, maintains the value of R$ 169.600 in the Comfort version. The intermediate Luxury configuration is still priced at R$ 189.800. The top-of-the-line MG4 XPower variant, focused on high performance and sportiness, is priced at R$ 229.800 for the period.

MG4 EV Orange Front Stopped

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In the SUV segment, the MG S5 also preserves the launch figures. The model starts at R$ 195.800 in the Comfort option, while the Luxury version, more equipped, continues to be negotiated for R$ 219.800.

In addition to maintaining prices, the automaker extended the charging infrastructure package included in the purchase. All versions of the two vehicles leave the factory accompanied by a wallbox for residential fast charging and a portable charger, at no additional cost to the consumer. The strategy aims to mitigate one of the main barriers to entry for new electric car owners: anxiety about home charging.

According to Fabio Klemenc, Sales Director of MG Motor do Brasil, the extension aims to offer a greater decision window for the customer to get to know the portfolio. MG, which has more than a century of tradition, is now part of a conglomerate that delivered 4.6 million units globally in 2024 and seeks to consolidate its local operation.

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