MG ANCAP Safety Ratings
Independent crash test results for every MG model in our range, verified by the Australasian New Car Assessment Program.
SUVs & Utes
1.5T petrol variants. Hybrid and PHEV ratings are pending — we will update this page when published by ANCAP.
Named 2025 ANCAP Top Performer in the Small SUV category. Range up to 515km WLTP.
3,500kg towing capacity. Australia's first 5-star rated MG ute, engineered for both work and family.
Electric Range
Rated 5 stars under 2022 ANCAP protocols — one of the first MG EVs to achieve top marks in Australasia. Range up to 530km WLTP. All variants covered.
Rated 5 stars under 2025 ANCAP protocols. Introduced to Australia in March 2026. Standard centre airbag, full AEB suite including Junction & Crossing and Backover detection.
Named 2025 ANCAP Top Performer in the Large Car category. Range up to 755km WLTP. 800V SiC platform.
One of the highest frontal offset (MPDB) scores under current ANCAP protocols — 7.54 out of 8.00. Rating valid until December 2031. Range up to 670km WLTP.
Five-star rated under 2025 ANCAP protocols. From $44,990 driveaway. 2.0L turbo, 9-speed automatic. ANCAP rating valid from December 2025 onwards.
Small Cars
Updated to 4 stars in May 2025 following the addition of a centre airbag, driver monitoring system, and improved collision avoidance across all variants. Applies to vehicles built from 30 April 2025 (VIN LSJWP4U92SZ204415 onwards).
date
Two separate ANCAP ratings apply to the MG5. Vehicles built prior to November 2024 hold a zero-star rating. MG upgraded the safety specification from November 2024 — confirm the build date of the specific vehicle you are considering with our sales team before purchasing.
The MG Cyberster has not yet received an ANCAP rating in Australia. It is equipped with dual frontal airbags, AEB, and lane assist as standard. We will update this page when a rating is published.