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The 2026 MG IM6 is a premium electric SUV sold through MG’s IM electric-vehicle brand. It arrives with the kind of specifications normally associated with significantly more expensive models: 800V-class charging hardware, rear-wheel steering, a large digital cabin and a choice of rear-wheel-drive or all-wheel-drive powertrains. The range starts at $60,990 drive-away, while the headline Performance version combines 572kW with a 3.4-second 0–100km/h claim.

2026 MG IM6 Price in Australia

The IM6 range has three battery-electric variants. Premium is the entry point, Platinum prioritises long-distance range and Performance adds dual-motor all-wheel drive, active air suspension and the strongest acceleration. All listed prices are drive-away figures, making the starting point easier to compare with other electric SUVs.

VariantDriveBatteryDrive-away price
IM6 PremiumRear-wheel drive75kWh$60,990
IM6 PlatinumRear-wheel drive100kWh$69,990
IM6 PerformanceAll-wheel drive100kWh$80,990
2026 MG IM6 prices in Australia, drive-away.

Premium SUV shoppers have more choices than ever, but the IM6 is particularly unusual because it brings a large battery and substantial technology to a price range that overlaps with many medium electric SUVs. For another approach to the premium Chinese electric-SUV class, see evee’s guide to the Zeekr 7X in Australia.

2026 MG IM6 grey electric SUV rear view parked outdoors
The IM6 combines coupe-like roofline styling with a practical five-seat SUV body.

Range, Performance and 800V Charging

MG gives the IM6 two battery sizes. The Premium has a 75kWh pack, while Platinum and Performance use a 100kWh battery. The Platinum’s 555km WLTP claim is the longest in the range, whereas Performance trades some distance for dual-motor pace. The distinction matters: the 3.4-second acceleration figure belongs to Performance, not the long-range Platinum.

IM6 specificationPremiumPlatinumPerformance
Power153kW300kW572kW / 802Nm
Claimed WLTP range450km555km505km
0–100km/hNot stated hereNot stated here3.4 seconds
DriveRear-wheel driveRear-wheel driveAll-wheel drive
Key 2026 MG IM6 battery-electric specifications. Claimed range depends on the WLTP test cycle.

All IM6 models use an advanced 800V silicon-carbide electrical platform. On a compatible high-power DC charger, MG quotes a 30–80 per cent charging time of 15.2 minutes for Platinum and Performance. Real-world results will vary with charger power, battery temperature, state of charge and the conditions on the day. To understand where high-speed charging fits into Australian travel, explore evee’s guide to the Australian EV charging network.

2026 MG IM6 white electric SUV front three-quarter view outdoors
Rear-wheel steering is designed to make the 4.9-metre IM6 easier to place at city speeds.

A Spacious Digital Cabin

At 4,904mm long, the IM6 is a large five-seat SUV. Its cabin uses a 26.3-inch combined display ahead of the driver and a separate 10.5-inch lower touchscreen on the centre console. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are included, which is welcome for drivers who prefer familiar phone apps rather than relying on a proprietary interface.

2026 MG IM6 front cabin with wide digital display centre screen and panoramic roof
The IM6 pairs a wide upper display with a second touchscreen on the centre console.

Heated and ventilated front seats, a panoramic glass roof and a wireless charging mat are standard highlights. The rear seat has generous room for adult passengers, while the long body creates a substantial boot. Performance models have a quoted 646L luggage area and a small under-bonnet compartment, making the IM6 better suited to family travel than its low, aerodynamic shape might suggest.

2026 MG IM6 cockpit with digital display Sydney Harbour visible through windscreen
The wide cabin displays are designed around navigation, vehicle controls and connected functions.
2026 MG IM6 open rear boot showing cargo space with rear seats folded
The IM6 has a deep rear cargo area and split-folding rear seats.

Ride, Safety and Ownership

The IM6’s rear-wheel steering is intended to tighten its turning circle at lower speeds and improve stability at higher speeds. The Performance variant adds active air suspension, along with its dual-motor powertrain. All versions include a broad driver-assistance package, parking functions and camera-based visibility features, while the model has a five-star ANCAP rating based on 2025 testing.

MG provides a seven-year vehicle warranty, with the high-voltage battery covered for eight years or 160,000km. The IM6 is an appealing alternative for buyers who want a long-range electric SUV with more hardware and interior space than a conventional medium SUV. Those deciding between a large electric sedan and an SUV can also compare the experience with evee’s 2026 Tesla Model 3 guide.

The 2026 MG IM6 is at its strongest when viewed as a practical premium electric SUV with meaningful technology rather than simply a straight-line performance bargain. If you are still learning which electric-car layout suits your routine, an EV rental through evee is a useful way to experience electric driving before making a longer-term decision.