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The MG ZS is a practical compact 5-door SUV with a 1.5L petrol engine, CVT or manual transmission, and 5-seat capacity—an affordable entry-level choice for budget-conscious buyers worldwide.
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Every officially-available trim of the ZS. Configurations listed for export at Beyond Autos are a subset of these — see the variant filter below for what’s on offer right now. Scroll horizontally to see all spec columns.
1.5L CVT Sport Edition | 2025 | 1.5L L4 Petrol 4 cyl · Petrol | 120 hp | 150 Nm | FWD | CVT | 5 | 5-door SUV | National VI | N/A |
1.5L CVT Global Million 958 Edition | 2025 | 1.5L L4 Petrol 4 cyl · Petrol | 120 hp | 150 Nm | FWD | CVT | 5 | 5-door SUV | National VI | N/A |
1.5L CVT Global Million 918 Edition | 2025 | 1.5L L4 Petrol 4 cyl · Petrol | 120 hp | 150 Nm | FWD | CVT | 5 | 5-door SUV | National VI | N/A |
1.5L Manual Global Million 858 Edition | 2025 | 1.5L L4 Petrol 4 cyl · Petrol | 120 hp | 150 Nm | FWD | 5-Speed Manual | 5 | 5-door SUV | National VI | N/A |
The MG ZS 2025 is a compact SUV engineered for cost-conscious buyers seeking practical daily transportation. With a 1.5-liter four-cylinder petrol engine producing 120 horsepower and 150 Nm of torque, the ZS balances modest power delivery with fuel efficiency. Front-wheel drive and a 5-seat layout make it accessible for both family use and small commercial fleets, while National VI emissions compliance ensures market readiness across regulated territories.
Four trims structure the ZS lineup. The 1.5L CVT Sport Edition delivers a sportier character for buyers wanting personality. The Global Million series—858 (manual), 918 (CVT), and 958 (CVT)—offers incremental specification tiers in the mid-range, allowing importers to target different price points without complexity. The 5-speed manual appeals to markets where transmission affordability and simplicity matter; CVT options suit those prioritizing ease of driving.
Importers and fleet operators value the ZS's straightforward engineering, minimal parts obsolescence, and proven 1.5L engine architecture. The compact footprint eases parking in congested urban markets, while the practical 5-door configuration suits both personal and light commercial duty. Affordable servicing and availability of local parts in major markets lower total cost of ownership—a key draw for re-exporters.
The 120 hp output is modest by current standards, limiting acceleration and highway merging vigor. CVT reliability in extreme climates occasionally surfaces as a concern; the manual option sidesteps this for traditionalists. Road noise and cabin refinement lag premium competitors, a trade-off inherent to the budget positioning. Some markets report limited infotainment customization, though core functionality remains solid.