German car subscription service Finn said it will receive 5,000 additional vehicles from MG Motor in 2025 under an expanded partnership, deepening ties that began in 2021 and strengthening its offering of electric and hybrid vehicles.
The deal will allow Finn to offer “almost the entire MG Motor model range,” according to MG Motor Germany. This includes the MG4 Electric compact car and the new MGS5 EV SUV, along with petrol and hybrid models such as the MG HS, MG ZS, and MG3. The companies did not disclose how many of the 5,000 vehicles will be fully electric.
“The collaboration with MG Motor is a model example of how contemporary partnerships in the mobility market should work,” said Paul Nobis, Senior Vice President Fleet at Finn. “Together, we have developed a scalable cooperation model that is being continuously expanded – now also with a view to remarketing.”
MG Motor’s Director of Sales in Germany, Oliver Rittierodt, said the extended partnership reflects growing demand for flexible mobility options. “The car subscription is a flexible alternative to the classic car purchase or leasing,” he said. “Finn has attractive offers in this regard that are in high demand.”
Finn, based in Munich, has ramped up its fleet expansion efforts in 2024. In January, the company secured up to 1 billion euros in debt capital through an asset-backed securities (ABS) programme. Since then, Finn has signed agreements with Hyundai, Stellantis, and BYD for large volumes of EVs and mixed drivetrains, positioning itself as a key player in Europe’s evolving mobility landscape.
