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Is MG a Domestic or Joint Venture Car Brand?

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ODiana
07/25/25 12:01am

MG is a domestic car brand. The full name of MG is Morris Garages, and its Chinese name is MG. It is a car brand originating from the UK, renowned for its unique design, fine craftsmanship, and excellent performance. Taking the MG ZS as an example: its body dimensions are 4313mm in length, 1809mm in width, and 1648mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2580mm. The exterior of this car features newly designed full-LED Silverstone headlights, completely separated from the independent large grille. The grille is embedded into the rapidly descending front end, tightly integrated with the upper and lower surfaces. At the rear, the LED Silverstone taillights closely echo the rear section of the leaping shoulder line, while the tomahawk-style rotating wheels are paired with red brake calipers.

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