SAIC hopes for more success with latest MG model
After little success with its first product in Thailand, Chinese-owned automaker MG has decided to launch its second model here, but this time the company is making sure prices are attractive.
The MG3 subcompact follows the MG6 compact into the highly competitive Thai auto market. It is priced from Bt479,000-Bt559,000 for the hatchback and Bt595,000 for the top-of-the line Xross model.
Wu Huan, president of the Chinese-Thai joint venture SAIC Motor-CP, the manufacturer of MG vehicles in Thailand, said the launch of the MG3 signified the JV's commitment to the Thai automotive industry. SAIC Motor-CP has based the production of right-hand-drive vehicles here for export to Asean as well as other markets.
The MG assembly facility is at the Hemaraj Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate in Chon Buri and has a production capacity of 50,000 units per year.
"In close collaboration with the MG global design centre in the UK and SAIC Motor, we strive to innovate new vehicle ranges to delight Thai consumers with more functionality and cater to more lifestyles," he said.
MG plans to grow its product line-up in Thailand gradually to reach a wider group of customers.
MG will officially launch its new GS sport-utility vehicle in China today, and the new model is also expected to be offered in Thailand in the near future.
SAIC hopes for more success with latest MG modelAfter little success with its first product in Thailand, Chinese-owned automaker MG has decided to launch its second model here, but this time the company is making sure prices are attractive.The MG3 subcompact follows the MG6 compact into the highly competitive Thai auto market. It is priced from Bt479,000-Bt559,000 for the hatchback and Bt595,000 for the top-of-the line Xross model.Wu Huan, president of the Chinese-Thai joint venture SAIC Motor-CP, the manufacturer of MG vehicles in Thailand, said the launch of the MG3 signified the JV's commitment to the Thai automotive industry. SAIC Motor-CP has based the production of right-hand-drive vehicles here for export to Asean as well as other markets.The MG assembly facility is at the Hemaraj Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate in Chon Buri and has a production capacity of 50,000 units per year."In close collaboration with the MG global design centre in the UK and SAIC Motor, we strive to innovate new vehicle ranges to delight Thai consumers with more functionality and cater to more lifestyles," he said.MG plans to grow its product line-up in Thailand gradually to reach a wider group of customers. MG will officially launch its new GS sport-utility vehicle in China today, and the new model is also expected to be offered in Thailand in the near future.
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