An MG4 EV rents for $75 per day on a self-drive basis in Bali, as of August 2026. It is a five-seat, rear-wheel-drive electric hatchback with a real-world range of around 300–350 km, which covers three to four typical Bali driving days on a single charge. Your MG4 rental is delivered to your villa or hotel anywhere on the island, delivery is free across the Kuta–Seminyak–Airport corridor, and an English-speaking driver can be added from $35 per day. Send your dates on WhatsApp and you will have availability and a final quote within minutes.
MG4 EV at a glance
- Seats: 5 — four adults in comfort, five for shorter hops
- Body: compact electric hatchback, rear-wheel drive
- Real-world range: around 300–350 km depending on variant, load and driving style
- Transmission: single-speed automatic with adjustable regenerative braking
- Charging: compatible with Bali public SPKLU stations, including fast chargers
- Rental mode: self-drive at $75 per day; English-speaking driver add-on from $35 per day
We keep spec claims conservative on purpose. The figures above are honest real-world estimates for Bali conditions — hills, air-conditioning and traffic included — not brochure numbers recorded on a test track. If a number matters to your plans, ask us on WhatsApp and we will give you a straight answer for the exact car you are booking.
Why the MG4 is a great electric car for Bali
The MG4 is the hatchback of our electric fleet, and that shape earns its keep here. Bali roads narrow quickly once you leave the main arteries: gang shortcuts in Canggu, one-and-a-half-lane climbs toward highland viewpoints, tight beach car parks at Batu Bolong or Balangan. A compact electric hatchback rental in Bali slips through gaps and into parking spaces that force bigger SUVs into three-point shuffles.
It is also the keen driver’s pick, which makes MG4 hire in Bali a favourite with couples and pairs of friends. Rear-wheel drive, instant torque and quick steering make the winding sections toward Ubud and the Bukit genuinely enjoyable, while the silence of an EV turns slow beach-road cruising into part of the holiday rather than a chore. In stop-start traffic on Sunset Road, regenerative braking does most of the braking for you.
Running costs are the quiet bonus of any ev rental in Bali. Public fast charging carries a service fee of Rp933.22 per kWh, ultra-fast charging Rp1,133.22 per kWh, on top of electricity capped at around Rp2,467 per kWh — so a full top-up typically costs a small fraction of what a petrol car burns over the same day of driving. For an MG electric car rental used mostly around the southern belt, many guests charge only once or twice a week.
How much does it cost to rent an MG4 in Bali?
MG4 EV rental in Bali costs $75 per day for self-drive, as of August 2026. Adding an English-speaking driver starts at $35 per day on top of the car. Weekly and monthly MG4 rentals are quoted individually, and your final price is always confirmed on WhatsApp before you commit.
| Option | Price (USD, as of Aug 2026) | Included |
|---|---|---|
| MG4 EV self-drive, daily rental | $75 per day | Full-day use, villa or hotel delivery (free within Kuta–Seminyak–Airport), fast WhatsApp support |
| MG4 EV with driver | $75 per day + driver from $35 per day | The same car with an English-speaking driver at the wheel |
| Weekly or monthly MG4 rental | Quoted on WhatsApp | Longer-duration pricing tailored to your dates |
There are no hidden desk fees: the MG4 rental price in Bali that you confirm in chat is the price you pay. Rates can move with season and availability, so treat this page as the guide and your WhatsApp quote as the final word.
Delivery: where can the MG4 meet you?
We deliver across Bali, seven days a week. Delivery is free anywhere along the Kuta–Seminyak–Airport corridor and available for a modest fee across the rest of the island. Whether you need MG4 EV rental in Seminyak for a villa week or MG4 EV rental in Canggu for a surf month, popular delivery points include:
- Seminyak, Legian and Kuta — free-delivery corridor
- Canggu, Berawa and Pererenan
- Ubud and the surrounding valley villas
- Sanur and Denpasar
- Jimbaran, Nusa Dua and Uluwatu
Tell us where you are staying and we will confirm the delivery window and any fee up front. The car arrives charged, and a short handover covers charging, regen settings and local driving tips.
Charging the MG4 around the island
Bali’s public charging network has grown quickly: around 230 SPKLU units across 164 locations were operating by the end of 2025, concentrated in exactly the places visitors drive — the airport, ITDC Nusa Dua, Sanur, Denpasar and the Kuta–Seminyak belt, including Beachwalk Shopping Center. Heading north or east, confirmed points sit along the Tabanan–Bedugul, Gianyar, Klungkung and Singaraja corridors, so longer loops just need a little planning.
Handover follows standard Bali EV practice rather than the petrol-style full-to-full rule: we hand the MG4 over with a high state of charge, and you return it with a reasonable level instead of hunting for a charger on your last morning. It is one less thing to think about on departure day.
How to book your MG4 on WhatsApp
- Message us on WhatsApp at +62 811-2859-0000 with your dates, delivery area and whether you want self-drive or a driver.
- We reply quickly with availability and a final all-in quote.
- Confirm, and the MG4 is delivered charged to your villa, hotel or arrival point.
Prefer email? Write to sales@balipremiumtrip.com and the same team will pick it up. WhatsApp remains the fastest channel — most quotes are answered within minutes during the day. You can start the WhatsApp chat here.
Can I drive the MG4 myself in Bali?
Yes. Self-drive is the standard mode for the MG4 at $75 per day. Bring a valid driving licence from your home country together with an International Driving Permit, which Indonesian law requires for foreign visitors. If you would rather skip Bali traffic entirely, add an English-speaking driver from $35 per day.
Is the MG4’s range enough for an Ubud day trip?
Comfortably. Ubud sits roughly 37–38 km from the airport area, around 60–105 minutes depending on traffic, so a full day trip usually stays under 100 km of driving. That leaves most of the battery untouched, and confirmed public chargers in Gianyar regency provide a safety net if you extend the loop.
What happens if the battery runs low mid-trip?
Message us: the team on WhatsApp will point you to the nearest SPKLU, and fast chargers along the southern belt can lift the battery substantially while you take a coffee. Because you return the car with a reasonable charge rather than full, a low battery is a small errand, never an emergency.
Explore more of the electric fleet
Compare every model and price on the Bali electric car fleet page. If you like the MG badge but want a taller car, see the MG ZS EV rental at $61 per day; for a style-led alternative at the same price as the MG4, look at the Chery Omoda E5 rental. Deciding where to base yourself? Start with electric car rental in Seminyak, and find answers to common questions in the Bali EV rental FAQ.