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MG4 could become much cheaper: Spain may change Chinese EV pricing

04.05.2026 21:42 1 min 1 source РУС
SpeedMe MSA
MG4 could become much cheaper: Spain may change Chinese EV pricing
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MG may start producing EVs in Spain from 2027. Local production could lower the MG4 price to €22,000–24,000, and with the Auto Plan subsidy, below €20,000. This would make the electric hatchback competitive with petrol models. It would also reduce delivery times and avoid import tariffs of up to 45%.

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MG4 could become much cheaper: Spain may change Chinese EV pricing

04.05.2026 SpeedMe MSA Original source

ES Spain — fuel prices

Updated: 08.08.2026

Sin plomo 95

$1.99 /l

€1.73 · £1.48/l

113 of 140

pricier than 80% of countries

Sin plomo 98

$2.19 /l

€1.89 · £1.62/l

74 of 93

pricier than 78% of countries

Gasóleo A

$2.13 /l

€1.84 · £1.58/l

117 of 141

pricier than 82% of countries

Gasóleo Premium

$2.26 /l

€1.95 · £1.67/l

23 of 40

pricier than 55% of countries

GLP

$1.25 /l

€1.08 · £0.93/l

47 of 53

pricier than 87% of countries

GNC

$1.84 /l

€1.60 · £1.37/l

9 of 15

pricier than 53% of countries

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