The British car brand has seen a 72 per cent rise in sales, which has seen the company break into the GCC’s top 10 list of car manufacturers.
Despite challenging market conditions, MG have reported total sales of 27,595 units and a 72 per cent increase in sales across the region. The sales figures were significantly boosted as a result of MG’s expansion into a number of new markets including Jordan and Iraq, however it was their performance in Saudi Arabia that saw the biggest boost in performance, meaning that the group is now the eighth biggest-selling car brand in the Kingdom.
Tom Lee, Managing Director of MG Motor’s Middle East operations, commented: “Even before the current pandemic, we had set ourselves an ambitious goal to break into the top 10 of manufacturers by the end of 2020, so we are delighted to have achieved this despite the challenges we have all faced.”
The brand currently has 33 exclusive showrooms and 33 service centres across the region, but has intentions to expand both in 2021, alongside the introduction of a new e-commerce service.
Lee added: “We are keen to continue to provide our customers with a fantastic range of high-quality cars, and we are focused on ensuring our customers get the highest service levels from the exceptional list of local partners we have.”
