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  • Boot space measured with all seven seats up
  • Cheapest new 7-seater from £18,995
  • 23 electric 7-seaters on sale
  • Recalls checked against DVSA data every month

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MG MGS9 7-seater

Seven seats and plug-in hybrid power on every car, with five Euro NCAP stars but a child-sized third row

Compare its size
Price from
£34,210
Boot, 7 seats up
332 L
Seats
7
Isofix points
2
Length
4,983mm

Quick answer

Is the MG MGS9 a 7-seater?

Yes. Every UK MGS9 has seven seats, and the only version sold is the 1.5-litre plug-in hybrid in Comfort or Premium trim.

Best for Plug-in hybrid power with seven seats as standard

On this page
  1. Quick answer
  2. Specifications
  3. Boot space
  4. Dimensions
  5. Third row
  6. Isofix
  7. Engines
  8. Price
  9. Safety and recalls
  10. Verdict
  11. Good to know
  12. Practicality
  13. Alternatives
  14. MG MGS9 FAQs

The MG 7-seater is the MGS9, a plug-in hybrid SUV that went on sale in the UK in March 2026, pairing a 1.5-litre turbo petrol with an electric motor for 299PS.

It earned five Euro NCAP stars in 2025, tows up to 2,000kg and gives up to 62 miles of electric range, but it cannot rapid charge. Reviewers rate the third row for children rather than adults.

MG MGS9 specifications

Seats and space
BodySUV
Seats7
Seat layout2-3-2
Boot, 7 seats up332 litres
Boot, 5 seats up1,026 litres
Boot, maximum2,093 litres
Third row suitsChildren
Isofix points2 (outer seats in row 2)
Isofix in row 3No
Size, power and price
Length4,983mm
Width without mirrors1,967mm
Width with mirrors2,237mm
Height1,778mm
Wheelbase2,915mm
Fuel, with seven seatsPlug-in hybrid
GearboxAutomatic only
Price from£34,210
Towing, braked2,000kg
Euro NCAP5 stars (2025)
Electric-only range (plug-in hybrid)Up to 62 miles

MG MGS9 boot space

7 seats up
332L
5 seats up
1,026L
Maximum
2,093L

With all seven seats in use the boot holds 332 litres, the 8th largest of the 29 SUVs with a published boot figure and 92 litres more than the median. With five seats in use the boot holds 1,026 litres, rising to a maximum of 2,093 litres.

Boot space with seven seats up, litres
  1. Largest: Mercedes-Benz GLS355 L
  2. MG MGS9332 L
  3. Median of 29 SUVs with a figure240 L
  4. Smallest: Citroen C3 Aircross40 L

MGS9 boot space is 332 litres with all seven seats up, according to carwow, Fleet World and MG dealer Grange, although Auto Express quotes 322 litres. Fold the third row and you get 1,026 litres; fold the middle row too and it rises to 2,093 litres. None of the sources says how the figures were measured.

That big five-seat figure suits everyday family use, with the third row raised only when needed. See how it compares in our 7-seater boot space guide.

How it is measured Measurement basis not stated. Figures from carwow, Fleet World and MG dealer Grange; Auto Express quotes 322 litres with all seven seats in use.

MG MGS9 dimensions

Length
4,983mm4.98m · 16ft 4in
Width
1,967mm1.97m · 6ft 5in
Height
1,778mm1.78m · 5ft 10in
MG MGS9: side and top views drawn to scaleWheelbase 2,915mmLength 4,983mmHeight 1,778mmWidth 1,967mmMirrors 2,237mm
Side and top views to scale, from the official dimensions. The outline is a generic SUV shape, not the exact profile.

At 4,983mm (4.98m, 16ft 4in) long, the MGS9 is 109mm longer than the median SUV, and the 13th longest of the 37 SUVs we track. It is 1,967mm wide without mirrors (2,237mm with them) and 1,778mm tall. The wheelbase, the distance between the front and rear axles, is 2,915mm.

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Third row: who fits?

Third row suitsChildren

Carwow rates seats six and seven as best for children, though acceptable for adults on short journeys, and notes that reclining the backrests costs headroom. Auto Express found the back row only suits small children, with knees pushed up high by the raised floor. A one-button fold and tilt middle seat makes getting in fairly easy, and Fleet World quotes 864mm of third-row legroom and 924mm of headroom from seat base to roof.

Seats six and seven are best for children. Carwow says adults will manage short trips, though reclining the backrests costs headroom, and Auto Express found the back row only suits small children because the raised floor pushes knees up high. Fleet World quotes 864mm of third-row legroom and 924mm of headroom from seat base to roof.

A one-button fold and tilt middle seat makes getting in fairly easy. There is no Isofix in the third row; the two points are on the outer middle seats.

FRONTROW 1ROW 2ROW 3
  • Seat
  • Isofix point
  • Best for children
  • Driver

Isofix and child seats

2Isofix points

The MGS9 has two Isofix points: outer seats in row 2. None are in the third row.

Engines and fuel economy

The plug-in hybrid can cover up to 62 miles on electric power alone.

Gearbox: automatic only.

MG MGS9 engines and motors
VersionFuelPowerGearboxSeven seatsElectric range
1.5 T-GDI PHEVPlug-in hybrid299PSAutomaticYes62 miles

Official fuel economy and CO2

Official fuel economy and CO2 for the MG MGS9
VariantFuelGearboxMPGCO2 g/kmElectric range
MG S9 PHEV, comfortPlug-in hybridAutomatic470.51462 miles
MG S9 PHEV, premiumPlug-in hybridAutomatic470.51462 miles

Source: Vehicle Certification Agency, data updated 4 October 2026.

MG MGS9 price

From£34,210

Manufacturer on-the-road price for the Comfort 1.5 T-GDI PHEV as shown by Select Car Leasing, matching the carwow RRP and the Grainger MG dealer price. MG launched the car in March 2026 at £34,205 (Auto Express, theevreport). The Premium now lists at £37,995, up from £36,945 at launch.

Prices checked October 2026.

Safety and recalls

5 stars from Euro NCAP, tested in 2025.

DVSA recalls

No recalls matched this model in the latest DVSA recall data.

Recall data updated 4 October 2026.

MG MGS9 verdict: pros and cons

Our verdict The MGS9 is a large plug-in hybrid SUV with seven seats as standard, five Euro NCAP stars and up to 62 miles of electric range. The third row is best for children, and there is no rapid charging.

Pros

  • Seven seats and plug-in hybrid power on every car
  • Five-star Euro NCAP rating (2025)
  • Seven-year or 80,000-mile warranty

Cons

  • Third row best for children
  • No rapid charging
  • No Isofix in the third row

Good to know

  • The 24.7kWh battery gives up to 62 miles of WLTP electric range, but there is no rapid charging and a 7.4kW home wallbox needs about four hours for a full charge (Grange MG, Auto Express)
  • Euro NCAP gave it five stars in 2025, scoring 84% for adult occupants, 85% for child occupants, 74% for vulnerable road users and 77% for safety assist (Euro NCAP)
  • The 1.5-litre turbo petrol engine makes 142PS and the electric motor 231PS, for 299PS combined driving the front wheels (theevreport)
  • MG covers the car for seven years or 80,000 miles and the high-voltage battery for eight years or 100,000 miles (Grange MG)
  • Auto Express quotes 224bhp and 322 litres with seven seats up, whereas MG dealer data and carwow give 299PS (295bhp) and 332 litres (Auto Express, Grainger MG, carwow)

Practicality

At 4,983mm long and 1,967mm wide without mirrors (2,237mm with them), the MGS9 is a big SUV to park. It tows up to 2,000kg braked.

The 24.7kWh battery gives up to 62 miles of WLTP electric range, but there is no rapid charging; a 7.4kW home wallbox needs about four hours for a full charge, so a home charger matters more than usual. Compare it with other plug-in hybrid 7-seaters.

Alternatives to the MG MGS9

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348 L
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MG MGS9 FAQs

How big is the MG MGS9 boot with all seven seats up?

332 litres with all seven seats in use, 1,026 litres with five seats in use and a maximum of 2,093 litres.

How long is the MG MGS9?

The MG MGS9 is 4,983mm long (4.98m, 16ft 4in), 1,967mm wide without its mirrors and 1,778mm tall.

How many Isofix points does the MG MGS9 have?

Two: outer seats in row 2. There are no Isofix points in the third row.

Can adults sit in the third row of the MG MGS9?

Not comfortably. The third row is best kept for children.

Is there a hybrid MG MGS9 7-seater?

Yes. With seven seats you can have plug-in hybrid versions, and the plug-in hybrid's electric-only range is up to 62 miles.

How safe is the MG MGS9?

Euro NCAP gave it five stars in 2025, scoring 84% for adult occupants, 85% for child occupants, 74% for vulnerable road users and 77% for safety assist.

What warranty does the MG MGS9 have?

MG covers the car for seven years or 80,000 miles and the high-voltage battery for eight years or 100,000 miles (Grange MG).

Is the MG MGS9 four-wheel drive?

No. The 1.5-litre engine (142PS) and electric motor (231PS) combine for 299PS, driving the front wheels (theevreport). Auto Express quotes 224bhp, but MG dealer data and carwow give 299PS.

Sources Select Car Leasing (MGS9 Comfort data), Grainger Motor Group MG (MGS9 range), Grainger Motor Group MG (MGS9 Premium 299PS), carwow, Auto Express, Grange MG, Fleet World first drive, theevreport, Euro NCAP, Electrifying.com, cars-data.com, Motoring Research, Fleet World, DVSA, VCA