MG has cut back sales of its new petrol designs temporarily in response to continuous supply issues that are limiting the availability of its combustion-powered cars.
According to an MG spokesperson, the British brand is experiencing “short-term” problems impacted by factors like the continuous semiconductor shortage. In turn, this means the business has had to limit the number of petrol-only MG designs its dealerships are able to offer to customers.
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The MG representative explained: “We have seen a extremely strong begin to 2022 with a great deal of demand for our new cars, which has led to some short-term delays in the supply of specific models, so our dealerships are being asked to only location orders for vehicles in the existing supply pipeline.”
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They went on to explain reports of MG’s 2022 allocation of petrol-only designs being offered out as “untrue”, pointing out that “like every manufacturer, we try our finest to forecast future demand as well as order stocks accordingly”.
The “existing supply pipeline” vehicles aren’t part of MG’s present dealership stock, however are instead vehicles that have already been ordered as well as are because of be shipped to the UK. This does at least mean MG clients who ordered a petrol design before the limitations came into impact won’t have their order cancelled, even if
their cars and truck hasn’t been developed yet.
