Lahore (Zahid Yaqoob Khawaja): MG Pakistan has reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to quality and customer satisfaction by swiftly airlifting critical vehicle components in response to recent geopolitical disruptions. These proactive measures were taken to minimize delays in the delivery of the MG HS PHEV – True Hybrid Electric, Pakistan’s first locally assembled plug-in hybrid.
The ongoing geopolitical situation caused temporary shipment rerouting, resulting in minor delays in select color variants and the delivery of free 7KW chargers. In light of these challenges, MG Pakistan responded decisively by airlifting essential kits and components to resume production at full capacity.
“We are pleased to share that production is now running at full speed, and deliveries are resuming immediately,” said Syed Asif Ahmed – General Manager Marketing Division – MG Pakistan. “Our top priority is to ensure our customers receive their vehicles with minimal disruption.”
MG Pakistan expressed gratitude to its valued customers for their patience, trust, and confidence. The company emphasized that its dedication to safety, quality, and timely delivery remains stronger than ever.
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