MG3 owners are being contacted about a recall following a rare safety failure uncovered during Euro NCAP crash tests. The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency has confirmed that MG3 and MG3 Hybrid models built before August 2025 are being recalled to fix a problem with the driver’s seat-latching mechanism. The repair will be carried out free of charge, and owners can continue to drive their cars while the issue is addressed. Our exclusive video shows the original failure during Euro NCAP testing.

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