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MG Updates Pricing and Specifications for MG3, ZS And HS

MG has updated the specifications and pricing of three of its key UK models, with the MG3, ZS and HS all receiving additional standard equipment and revised interior finishes.

The changes cover petrol, hybrid and plug-in hybrid versions across the three model ranges, with MG focusing on improvements to comfort, convenience and technology rather than major changes to the vehicles themselves.

The updates also include improvements to the Hybrid+ powertrain used by the MG3 and ZS. MG says upgrades to the electric motor and generator are intended to improve performance, efficiency and refinement.

The three models have already played an important role in MG’s UK Hybrid+ line-up. In October 2025, the manufacturer highlighted the MG3, ZS and HS among its strongest-performing hybrid models, with all three featuring in the UK’s top 10 best-selling hybrid vehicles for September that year.

MG3 Gets Updated Interior

The MG3 range now comes with upgraded upholstery across all versions.

The entry-level MG3 SE receives a revised black cloth interior and an updated seat design. Higher-specification Trophy Hybrid+ models move to black leather- and suede-style upholstery, giving the cabin a more premium finish.

The MG3 continues to be available with both petrol and Hybrid+ powertrains, providing buyers with a choice between conventional petrol power and a hybrid system.

More Equipment For MG ZS

The MG ZS SE Hybrid+ receives a number of technology and convenience upgrades.

Standard equipment now includes a 360-degree high-definition camera, working alongside rear parking sensors to make manoeuvring easier. A wireless smartphone charging pad has also been added, while the interior receives improved black cloth upholstery.

Moving up to the ZS Trophy Hybrid+ brings further equipment. These versions now feature an opening panoramic sunroof and powered tailgate, alongside the new black leather- and suede-style upholstery.

The ZS remains available with either petrol or Hybrid+ power, giving customers a choice depending on their preferred powertrain and driving requirements.

Additional Comfort Equipment For MG HS

MG has also increased the standard equipment available on the HS.

Entry-level HS SE models now feature heated front seats and a heated steering wheel, while wireless smartphone charging and a 360-degree camera system have also been added.

The electric windows receive one-touch operation across all four doors.

The higher-specification HS Trophy adds ventilated front seats, providing additional comfort during warmer weather. These models also gain an opening panoramic sunroof and black leather- and suede-style upholstery.

The HS range continues to offer petrol, Hybrid+ and plug-in hybrid powertrains.

MG3, ZS And HS Prices

The updated ranges cover a broad spread of price points, from the entry-level MG3 through to the larger HS plug-in hybrid.

ModelOTR Price
MG3 SE Petrol£17,995
MG3 SE Hybrid+£19,995
MG3 Trophy Hybrid+£21,995
MG ZS SE Petrol£21,495
MG ZS SE Hybrid+£23,995
MG ZS Trophy Hybrid+£26,495
MG HS SE Petrol£27,495
MG HS Trophy Petrol£29,995
MG HS SE Hybrid+£30,495
MG HS Trophy Hybrid+£32,995
MG HS SE Plug-in Hybrid£33,495
MG HS Trophy Plug-in Hybrid£35,995

What The MG Updates Mean For Buyers

The latest changes give the MG3, ZS and HS additional equipment across their respective trim levels without fundamentally altering the three model ranges.

For buyers comparing specifications, the changes are particularly relevant because features such as 360-degree cameras, wireless charging, heated seats, panoramic sunroofs and powered tailgates are now included on more versions of the cars.

The continued availability of petrol, Hybrid+ and plug-in hybrid options also gives buyers different powertrain choices across the three ranges.

For businesses and company drivers considering their next vehicle, the updates could also be relevant when comparing standard equipment between different trim levels and manufacturers. Business car leasing can also provide companies with a way to access newer vehicles without purchasing them outright.

MG Continues To Expand Its UK Range

The updates to the MG3, ZS and HS come as MG continues to develop its wider UK model range, reflecting the growing choice available to UK car buyers.

The manufacturer has increasingly focused on petrol and hybrid vehicles alongside its electric models. Its October 2025 UK sales update highlighted the popularity of the MG3, MG ZS and MG HS Hybrid+, while the company has also continued expanding its electric vehicle offering.

For the latest versions of the MG3, ZS and HS, the emphasis is therefore less on introducing completely new models and more on adding equipment and refining the specification of vehicles already established in the UK market.

MG Adds More Standard Equipment Across Its Core Models

MG’s latest revisions are aimed at keeping the MG3, ZS and HS competitive as buyers place greater emphasis on the equipment and technology included with their vehicles. Rather than introducing entirely new models, MG has concentrated on refining the existing ranges and adding further value across the different grades.

The updated pricing and specifications give customers several routes into the MG range, from the more affordable MG3 through to the larger HS and its plug-in hybrid option. For anyone comparing new cars or considering their next vehicle through leasing, the revised ranges are now worth adding to the shortlist.

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