MG will display its seven-seat MGS9 PHEV at Automotive Management Live as the manufacturer joins the brands directly supporting this year’s event.
Taking place at Birmingham’s NEC on November 11, Automotive Management Live will give car dealers the opportunity to explore the plug-in hybrid SUV as MG expands its product range and UK market share.
The manufacturer’s participation follows its strongest UK sales month and quarter, with growth across private and fleet channels.
MG was one of the first Chinese-owned brands to establish a foothold in the UK market and has built up a network of over 150 dealerships.
The MG team will be on hand at the show to discuss its network and future product plans with dealers.
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Seven-seat SUV on display
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The MGS9 PHEV is MG’s first seven-seat SUV, extending its offering in the large SUV sector with prices starting at £34,205 for Comfort models and £36,945 for Premium versions.
For dealers attending Automotive Management Live, the display offers an opportunity to assess how MG is broadening its range to reach buyers seeking additional space and plug-in hybrid capability.
MG registered 18,026 vehicles in September this year, its highest monthly UK total and an increase of 23.7% compared with the same month in 2025.
The result placed MG fourth in the UK sales rankings for September, with a 5.14% market share, and contributed to a record third-quarter total of 30,189 registrations.
Year-to-date registrations reached 78,930, up 20.7%, putting the brand sixth overall with a 4.54% market share. Private registrations increased by 33%.
Electrified powertrains accounted for 91.6% of MG’s September registrations, while its battery-electric sales rose 65.2% in the year to date.
More products on the horizon
MG’s future product plans include a B-segment electric hatchback scheduled for 2027, previewed by the MG GO! concept unveiled at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Designed by MG’s London team, the concept points towards a further expansion of its compact electric car offering.
The manufacturer also revealed the Cyber Concept, a design study exploring a potential D-segment electric performance SUV.
Together, those plans underline the breadth of MG’s ambitions as it builds on its UK sales growth.