Revisions include subtle design tweaks, E85 compatibility and new telematics communication system.
Design changes include new bumpers, 17-inch wheels and LED daytime running lights, which also incorporate auto-levelling, swiveling and lens-washing functions for enhanced safety.
While the MG6 highlights many features relating to safety, a new convenience item comes in the form of the so-called inkaNet telematics communication system.
The 161hp 1.8-litre petrol-turbo engine and six-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission have been carried over, although the MG6 can now take E85 gasohol.
The revised MG6 is priced between 818,000 to 1.038 million baht. Like before, there’s both five-door hatchback and four-door saloon body styles to choose from.
