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China's SAIC launches MG output for export

MG eHS plug-in crossover.jpg
The plug-in hybrid version of the MG HS compact crossover was the first vehicle to come off the production line of SAIC's Ningde plant.
YJ
By:
Yang Jian
AN
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Automotive News China
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October 01, 2019 06:49 AM

SAIC Motor has started producing MG cars, mainly for export, at a new plant in Ningde, a city in east China coastal province of Fujian.

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