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    Frequently asked questions

    Yes. MG (Morris Garages) is a British marque now owned by SAIC Motor, a Chinese state-owned automotive group. MG Motor India operates as a separate entity with restructured Indian shareholding following India’s revised FDI rules for investment from countries sharing a land border with China.

    India’s Press Note 3 (2020) requires prior government approval for investment from entities in countries sharing a land border with India. BYD’s application for Indian investment was rejected by the Indian government. Other Chinese brands have not received approval to establish direct investment in India. The regulatory position is subject to change.

    Private import of a foreign vehicle to India is legal but carries very high customs duties (up to 100% on CBU vehicles depending on engine displacement and vehicle value) plus GST, making most imports economically impractical. The imported vehicle must also comply with CMVR (Central Motor Vehicles Rules) and obtain an NOC from ARAI for registration. Contact CBIC and your nearest RTO for current requirements.

    MG Motor India currently sells the MG ZS EV, MG Hector, MG Hector Plus, MG Comet EV, and MG Gloster through its authorised dealer network. Model availability and pricing vary by city. Contact MG Motor India’s official website or your nearest authorised dealer for current ex-showroom prices and stock availability.

    MG’s electric vehicles including the MG ZS EV and MG Comet EV have been listed under India’s FAME (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric and Hybrid Vehicles) scheme at various points, subject to scheme eligibility criteria and state-level policies. Check the Ministry of Heavy Industries FAME portal and your state’s EV policy for current applicable subsidies.

    No. Chinese Cars in India is an authorised Chinese car dealer only. We do not sell, broker, or arrange vehicle purchases in India or any other market.

    Indian buyers can purchase vehicles abroad for personal use, but importing them to India involves high CBU import duty. Most buyers who purchase Chinese cars in markets like the UAE or Singapore do so for use in that country, not for reimport to India. Consult CBIC for current import duty and GST rates before considering any vehicle import.