MG cars are primarily made in multiple countries, with the main manufacturing taking place in China at SAIC Motor's headquarters. Beyond China, MG cars are also produced in Thailand at the SAIC Motor-CP joint venture facility, in India at the MG Motor India plant, and in other countries for regional markets such as Indonesia and Taiwan. Historically, MG originated in the UK, where design and engineering still take place, particularly at the MG Motor UK Technical Centre in Longbridge, Birmingham. However, actual car manufacturing moved largely to China by 2016, including ceasing production at the Longbridge plant. The brand now operates with a global production footprint to ensure quality, regional customization, and faster delivery times. The manufacturing spread as of 2025 includes 14 production facilities across four continents, with China producing around 60% of MG vehicles, Southeast Asian plants 25%, and other locations 15%. New factory expansions are planned in Brazil, Morocco, and a second plant in India to further diversify production. In summary, MG cars are designed mainly in the UK but physically made predominantly in China and several other countries including Thailand and India, reflecting a global production strategy.