SHANGHAI, Jan 25 (Reuters) - SAIC Motor Corp <600104.SS>, China's biggest automaker, plans to sell its U.K.-made MG cars in Europe at the end of the year as it moves to revive the British vintage ...

Back in 2005, a Chinese company called SAIC (Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation) bought rights to the MG name, and after 6 years of development, in 2011, they launched their first new car, the ...

LONDON -- MG has admitted it will probably cost the company more to build cars in a planned European factory compared with China but says the benefits will outweigh the negatives. “I expect it to be ...

SAIC will start building MG vehicles in Egypt in the second quarter of 2026, an important step in the brand’s ongoing global expansions. This will also position MG close to the European and African ...

MG Motor India, which is owned by China's SAIC Motor, plans to raise funds to develop its Indian electric mobility business, three sources told Reuters, as Chinese investments face increased scrutiny ...

After evaluating various options to set up a manufacturing facility in India for over a year, China's largest carmaker SAIC Motor has confirmed its plans to enter this market, according to a company ...

SAIC Motor Corp. said it plans to build vehicles, including electric cars and light trucks, for the MG brand in Europe. With MG’s increasing sales in the European market, “SAIC Motor is planning to ...

The Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SAIC) owned MG brand reached over £1 billion sales revenue in the UK in 2022, according to figures released in a financial statement from SAIC. The £1 ...

Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp. is still interested in buying MG Rover but, by forcing the British automaker into bankruptcy, SAIC could get just what it wanted all along – MG Rover’s assets ...

View post: Sony Honda’s New Electric Sedan Will Launch With Digital License Plates and Built-In Theft Alerts The last new MG was the MGF sportscar way back in 1995, and oh, what a difference 14 years ...

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - SAIC Motor Corp, China's top automaker, plans to resume making MG sports cars in Britain in August, its president said on Tuesday. SAIC will start selling British-made MG TF ...