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MG offers cashback on its larger MGS6 electric SUV

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First reported by The Driven · 7 November at 7:28 pm

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The Driven·EV specialists·7 November at 7:28 pm

MG offers cashback on its larger MGS6 electric SUV

MGS6 EV, the brand’s biggest electric SUV, sees $1,000 cashback, bringing driveaway price down to $48,990. The post MG offers cashback on its larger MGS6 electric SUV appeared first on The Driven.

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The quick read

  • MG is offering $1,000 cashback on its MGS6 electric SUV
  • The cashback brings the driveaway price of the MGS6 EV down to $48,990
  • The MGS6 EV is MG's largest electric SUV
  • This move is likely to attract more buyers to the MG brand

For dealers: Australian dealers should take note of MG's aggressive pricing strategy in the EV segment

AI-assisted summary of the coverage below — check the original reporting before relying on specifics.

ADME commentary

The ADME angle

The MG MGS6 EV's new driveaway price of $48,990 is a direct challenge to other electric SUVs in the market, particularly those from established brands

Pricing and Margin

MG's decision to offer cashback on the MGS6 EV suggests that the brand is prioritizing sales volume over profit margin, at least in the short term

This approach could put pressure on other dealers to revisit their pricing strategies, particularly if they are selling similar electric SUV models

Competitor Response

Dealers selling competing electric SUV models, such as the Hyundai Kona Electric or the Nissan Leaf, should be prepared to respond to the MG MGS6 EV's new pricing with their own incentives or promotions

The MGS6 EV's larger size and lower price point make it a compelling option for buyers who want a more spacious electric vehicle without breaking the bank

Showroom Traffic

Dealers who stock the MG MGS6 EV can expect an increase in showroom traffic, particularly from buyers who are interested in electric vehicles but may not have considered the MG brand before

To capitalize on this opportunity, dealers should ensure that their sales teams are well-trained on the features and benefits of the MGS6 EV, and that they have a clear understanding of how it compares to other electric SUV models in the market

One decisive action a dealer could take this week is to review their inventory of electric SUV models and consider stocking the MG MGS6 EV, or at least having a few units available for test drives and demonstrations

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