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Seven things we like about the MG HS Hybrid+

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Middle children are often the top achievers.

And that’s exactly what we have here with this MG HS Hybrid+ – the unassuming middle member of MG’s three-tier midsize SUV family.

MG offers its second-generation HS mid-size SUV with three powertrain variants, with the cheapest variants having a regular combustion engine petrol engine while the most expensive models have a so-called Advanced Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) setup Super hybridwhich can travel more than 100 km on battery power alone.

They lie in between Hybrid+ Here we examine the variants that have a more conventional petrol-electric combination, but neither have the headline-grabbing price of the entry-level variants nor the high-tech features of the super hybrids.

Still, there’s still a lot to like about the Hybrid+ models. So let’s take a look around…

Un-hybrid prices

Interestingly, MG has developed a unique – and aggressive – drive-away pricing strategy that it says positions the petrol models against used alternatives, hybrids against base competitors from mainstream brands and the plug-ins against simpler hybrids.

Like all three drive variants, the MG HS Hybrid+ is available in two trim levels, starting with the basic trim Excite That costs $42,990, while the flagship beings costs $46,990 drive away.

These sticker prices live up to this competitive promise and are equivalent to, for example, the entry-level Hyundai Tucson ($38,350 before on-road costs), the Kia Sportage ($38,490 before on-road costs), the Mitsubishi Outlander ($39,990 plus ORCs), the Subaru Forester ($43,490 plus ORCs) and the Toyota RAV4 ($39,760 plus). ORCs).