

MG Motor and Inter Emirates Motors have introduced the MG4 EV in the UAE, starting at AED 96,000.
The MG4 EV features a sleek, aerodynamic design with sharp LED headlights and a distinctive front grille.
The interior includes a 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system and a digital instrument cluster for real-time data.
It has a rear-wheel-drive setup with a single motor and various powertrain options to suit different needs.
The MG4 supports fast charging, reaching 80% in 35 minutes, and includes regenerative braking to enhance battery efficiency.
MG Motor, in collaboration with Inter Emirates Motors, has officially launched the MG4 EV in the UAE with a starting price of AED 96,000. This launch supports MG Motor’s plan to expand its electric vehicle (EV) range in the Middle East, addressing the increasing demand for eco-friendly and affordable transportation options.

The MG4 EV is a compact electric hatchback that blends contemporary design with advanced technology. Its sleek lines, unique front grille, and sharp LED headlights give it a modern, standout look on the road. The car's aerodynamic shape also boosts efficiency, crucial for electric vehicle performance.
The MG4 EV features a simple and practical interior. The cabin is spacious, providing comfort for both driver and passengers. A 10.25-inch touchscreen on the dashboard controls navigation, entertainment, and vehicle settings, while a digital instrument cluster keeps the driver updated on speed, range, and battery status.
Unlike most EVs that have all-wheel or front-wheel drive, the MG4 is mainly rear-wheel drive with a single motor at the back. It offers different powertrain options with various battery sizes to suit different preferences.
Base Variant — Comfort
Mid Variant — Luxury
Top-Spec Variant — XPower

The MG4 EV offers fast charging, reaching 80% battery in just 35 minutes, perfect for busy drivers. It also has regenerative braking, which recharges the battery during deceleration, boosting efficiency.
MG Motor previewed the MG4 EV and MG Marvel R in the UAE in October 2023. Now, the MG4 is officially on sale, with test drives, bookings, and deliveries underway. With its modern design, advanced features, and affordable pricing, the MG4 EV is poised to make a significant impact on the UAE’s electric vehicle market, providing a strong alternative to traditional gas-powered cars.
The MG4 EV's launch in the UAE marks a significant step for MG Motor, offering a modern, affordable electric vehicle option. With its sleek design, advanced technology, and fast-charging capabilities, the MG4 is set to make a notable impact in the UAE’s growing electric vehicle market, providing a compelling alternative to traditional combustion engine cars.
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