It’s been over a decade since British car manufacturer MG was brought out by the Chinese firm SAIC Motor, and the brand has taken some time to regain its previous footing. That looks set to change, however, as the most recent releases have proven to be popular among both traditionalists and those looking to make their first car purchase. Offering some of the most value for money SUVs on the market, MG has clearly made a shift in focus, hoping to recapture that British iconography whilst making sure that they remain at Chinese pricing, meaning that the MG range is now one of the more accessible vehicle types on the road. MG are tackling their drop in popularity by the introduction of a range of cars that offer something for everyone, and those ranges suggest some bold moves for the future of MG.