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A summary of the head-to-head with the latest market data.
MG EHSRolls Royce Phantom
MG EHS: €24,462
Cheaper to buy
Average price of recent listings
Rolls Royce Phantom: €228,000
MG EHS: €8.46/100 km
Cheaper to run
Fuel per 100 km, with the advertised consumption
Rolls Royce Phantom: €33.85/100 km
MG EHS: 54 listings
More choice on the market
Listings available now, in the chosen years
Rolls Royce Phantom: 4 listings
Fuel cost
The MG EHS spends €25.39 less per 100 km. At 15,000 km a year, that saves about €3,808.
MG EHS
€8.46per 100 km
Estimated annual cost (15,000 km)
€1,269
Most common fuel
Plug-in hybrid
Average advertised consumption
4.3 L/100 km
Price used (standard 95 petrol, national average)
€1.968/L
Rolls Royce Phantom
€33.85per 100 km
Estimated annual cost (15,000 km)
€5,077
Most common fuel
Petrol
Average advertised consumption
17.2 L/100 km
Price used (standard 95 petrol, national average)
€1.968/L
Estimates based on the average consumption in each model's listings and the latest national average fuel prices (DGEG data, the Portuguese energy authority). For electric cars we use a reference household tariff of €0.22/kWh. See the current fuel prices.
Price trend
Average listing price of each model, month by month, over the last year.
Average price over the last 12 months
Based on 440 MG EHS listings and 5 Rolls Royce Phantom listings (MG EHS: registered 2021–2026; Rolls Royce Phantom: registered 2013–2015).
Side-by-side specs
Every market indicator for both models, side by side.
Market indicators for the MG EHS and the Rolls Royce Phantom
Indicator
MG EHSRegistered 2021–2026
Rolls Royce PhantomRegistered 2013–2015
Average price (recent listings)
€24,462
€228,000
Available listings
54
4
Sold listings
386
1
Sample analysed
440
5
Time to sell
Under 1 month
No data
Estimated annual depreciation
≈ 13.4%
No data
Overall market share
0.07%
0.00%
Average power
249 hp
460 hp
Most common fuel
Plug-in hybrid
Petrol
Average advertised consumption
4.3 L/100 km
17.2 L/100 km
Segment
SUV/4x4
No data
Supply by district
Where the listings for each model were over the last 12 months.
Tap a number to see those listings. We show the 12 districts with the most supply.
Frequently asked questions
The most common questions about the MG EHS vs the Rolls Royce Phantom, answered with market data.
Which is cheaper: the MG EHS or the Rolls Royce Phantom?
On average, the MG EHS is cheaper: it costs about €24,462 (registered between 2021 and 2026), while the Rolls Royce Phantom costs €228,000 on average (registered between 2013 and 2015). The difference is around €203,537, based on used car listings published on the main Portuguese platforms over the last 12 months.
How much does a used MG EHS cost in Portugal?
A used MG EHS costs €24,462 on average in Portugal, based on listings registered between 2021 and 2026. The price varies with the registration year, the mileage and the version. Right now we find 54 listings for this model in Portugal.
How much does a used Rolls Royce Phantom cost in Portugal?
A used Rolls Royce Phantom costs €228,000 on average in Portugal, based on listings registered between 2013 and 2015. The price varies with the registration year, the mileage and the version. Right now we find 4 listings for this model in Portugal.
Which is cheaper to run: the MG EHS or the Rolls Royce Phantom?
The MG EHS has lower fuel costs: about €8.46 per 100 km (Plug-in hybrid, average advertised consumption of 4.3 L/100 km), against €33.85 per 100 km for the Rolls Royce Phantom (Petrol). At 15,000 km a year, the difference comes to about €3,808 in fuel, at current average prices in Portugal.
How many MG EHS and Rolls Royce Phantom listings are there in Portugal?
Right now we find 54 MG EHS listings and 4 Rolls Royce Phantom listings on the main used car platforms in Portugal. These figures are updated daily.
Which is more powerful: the MG EHS or the Rolls Royce Phantom?
On average, MG EHS cars listed in Portugal have 249 hp and Rolls Royce Phantom cars 460 hp, so the Rolls Royce Phantom is, on average, the more powerful. Power varies a lot with the engine and the version.
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