
Pricing for the updated 2025 MG MG5 is here, with the budget sedan now starting from $32,990 driveway.
The naturally-aspirated entry-level Vibe variant has been dropped, with the turbocharged Essence variant now the only trim level being offered for MG’s sedan.
This makes the 1.5-litre turbo four-cylinder the sole powertrain option, with outputs of 119kW and 250Nm.
Previously, the MG 5 Vibe started at $24,990 drive away, while the Essence trim level started at $29,990.
This marks a $3000 price increase for the Essence trim, and a cost-of-entry increase of $8000 for the range.

Notably, the 2025 MG 5 arrives with an updated safety package — as promised — after it received a zero-star ANCAP safety rating in 2023.
The new safety package includes front and rear outboard seatbelt pre-tensioners, seatbelt reminders for both front and rear seats, an updated AEB (Autonomous Emergency Breaking) system, lane-keep assist, emergency lane-keeping and lane departure warning.
The MG 5 has since been retested by ANCAP and upgraded to three stars; offering improved adult, child and vulnerable road user protection ratings for cars sold from June 2025 onwards.

Styling and interior updates were unveiled for the facelifted MG 5 in 2024, however at this stage, it seems the new car coming to Australian showrooms will arrive without these updates.
The 2025 MG 5 will be arriving in Australian dealerships soon according to MG.

FAQ
How much does the 2025 MG 5 Cost?
The 2025 MG 5 costs $32,990 driveaway for the Essence trim level.
What ANCAP rating does the 2025 MG 5 have?
The 2025 MG 5 has a 3-star ANCAP safety rating as opposed to the original MG 5 with 0 stars.
What kind of engine does the 2025 MG 5 have?
The 2025 MG 5 comes fwith turbocharged 1.5-litre inline-4 with 119kW and 250Nm.
What safety features does the 2025 MG 5 have?
The 2025 MG 5 comes with front and rear outboard seatbelt pre-tensioners, seatbelt reminders now for the front and rear seats, an updated AEB (Autonomous Emergency Breaking) system, lane-keep assist, emergency lane-keeping and lane departure warning.
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