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MG expands EV line‑up and hybrid tech

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Since the July 2026 Goodwood showcase, MG has broadened its electrified portfolio across multiple markets. In June portfolio. At the festival, the brand launched unveiled the MG4 EV Urban in Europe, offering 43 kWh and 54 kWh LFP packs with WLTP ranges of 416 km and 540 km respectively, priced around €25 000 in Cyber concept, a five-metre electric SUV flagship positioned above the Czech Republic. The same MG S9. This model debuted in Australia as the cheapest new EV, starting at AU$31,990, may utilize an upgraded IM6 powertrain delivering approximately 532 kW and includes a 10‑year/250,000 km warranty. A preview range of the MG2 concept – a low‑cost B‑segment hatch slated for 2027 at least 650 km, with a sub‑AU$24 000 price tag – was launch targeted for 2029 or later. MG is also released. advancing its Plug-in Hybrid+ strategy, which integrates SolidCore semi-solid batteries developed with QingTao Energy. These lithium-manganese cells, containing roughly 5% liquid electrolyte, aim to provide higher power and better low-temperature stability. The MG4 Urban hatch, built technology will debut on the Scalable Platform, now ships with a 51 kWh battery, 125 kW output B-, C-, and a 350 km WLTP range, while MG’s design chief highlighted the upcoming Cyberster roadster as an “emotional” brand ambassador. At D-segment SUVs, starting with the same Goodwood event MG unveiled ZS Plug-in Hybrid+ in 2026–2027. This system pairs the GO! concept, a retro‑futuristic five‑door hatch aimed at a sub‑£20 000 price point for a 2027 launch, batteries with turbocharged 1.1-litre and the larger Cyber SUV concept, signalling a future D‑segment flagship. 1.5-litre engines achieving thermal efficiencies above 42% and 43%, respectively. In Europe India, JSW MG introduced Motor India launched limited-run “Couture” editions of the premium IM5 sedan MG M9 and IM6 SUV, both on an 800‑V architecture MG Cyberster, with 100 kWh packs, 710 km (IM5) and 625 km (IM6) WLTP ranges, only 50 units of each available. These bespoke models feature designs by Gaurav Gupta. Additionally, the company confirmed that the Jetour T2 SUV and pricing from €54 000 to €57 000. The Plug‑in Hybrid+ system, iCaur V23 battery-electric vehicle are expected to debut on in India in early 2027. Earlier expansions included the MG ZS MG4 EV Urban in 2027, pairs turbo‑charged 1.1 L/1.5 L engines with a 95 % solid‑electrolyte SolidCore semi‑solid‑state battery, delivering >42 % thermal efficiency, under‑six‑second 0‑100 km/h acceleration Europe and up to 5 dB cabin‑noise reduction. MG also announced ADAS upgrades – One Touch iAD parking, Navigate‑On‑Autopilot for highways (2027) Australia, the premium IM5 and city‑level NOA (2028) – IM6 sedan/SUV lineup, and ongoing Level‑4 robotaxi trials in Europe, the Middle East and China. A limited‑edition “Miracle Garden” MG 07 sedan, co‑designed with Guerlain, was revealed announcement of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) alongside the IM lineup. ongoing Level-4 robotaxi trials.

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  1. 2026-08-17 06:36 UTC MG expands EV line‑up and hybrid tech
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