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MG Expands Hybrid Choices for Pakistani Motorists

MG Pakistan introduces All-New MG HS and All-New MG ZS with Hybrid+ and Super Hybrid technologies to cater to different driving needs.

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MG Expands Hybrid Choices for Pakistani Motorists
The All-New MG HS and All-New MG ZS models offer motorists different ways to explore electric-first driving.

Key Takeaways

  • MG Pakistan introduces All-New MG HS and All-New MG ZS with Hybrid+ and Super Hybrid technologies.
  • Hybrid+ offers a self-charging approach, while Super Hybrid includes a larger, externally rechargeable battery.
  • These models cater to different driving needs and preferences among Pakistani motorists.

MG Pakistan is expanding its range of electrified vehicles to meet the evolving needs of Pakistani motorists. The company has introduced the All-New MG HS and All-New MG ZS, both equipped with innovative hybrid technologies.

The All-New MG HS and All-New MG ZS offer motorists two distinct hybrid options: Hybrid+ and Super Hybrid. The Hybrid+ technology is designed for everyday driving, providing a seamless blend of electric and petrol power.

MG Expands Hybrid Choices for Pakistani Motorists

The All-New MG HS Hybrid+ features an electric motor rated at 146 kW alongside a 105 kW petrol engine. Its 1.83 kWh battery stores recovered energy, and regenerative braking helps replenish it during deceleration. This system is ideal for those who want to experience electric-first driving without the need for external charging.

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The All-New MG ZS Hybrid+ also adopts a broader electric-first philosophy, with a 1.5-litre hybrid system and a three-speed hybrid transmission. It delivers a claimed 158 kW of combined power and 465 Nm of combined torque, making it a versatile choice for B-SUV enthusiasts.

MG Expands Hybrid Choices for Pakistani Motorists

For motorists who require greater electric-only capability, the All-New MG HS Super Hybrid offers a larger, externally rechargeable battery. With a 24.7 kWh battery, it claims an electric driving range of up to 135 km under the NEDC test cycle. This model is suitable for those with convenient access to charging at home or work, allowing them to use electric power for everyday journeys while retaining the flexibility of petrol power for longer trips.

The choice between Hybrid+ and Super Hybrid depends on how a vehicle will be used. Hybrid+ removes the need for external charging, making it a practical option for daily commuting, while Super Hybrid adds the flexibility of a larger, externally rechargeable battery.

MG’s commitment to electrified mobility is recognized internationally. The All-New MG HS Super Hybrid and MG ZS Hybrid+ have earned accolades from automotive media across the globe, reflecting the company’s dedication to providing innovative solutions for Pakistani motorists.

These new models are designed to cater to the diverse needs of Pakistani motorists, who are increasingly considering fuel expenses, daily commuting needs, and the benefits of newer automotive technologies.