There are so many Chinese SUVs to choose from these days that its become hard to tell them apart, never mind choosing between them.
The average price South Africans spend on a new car is around R450 000, and its no surprise that competition around this price point is rife. Established models like the Toyota Corolla Cross, GWM Haval Jolion Pro and Chery Tiggo Cross presence in this space is huge. They not only compete for top honours in this segment, but also for the countrys overall best-selling passenger car.
Any manufacturer hoping to successfully challenge the established order in this segment needs to bring its A-game. That is exactly what Chinese-owned British moniker MG has done with the introduction of the ZS Pro towards the end of last year.
