MG4 electric hatchback?
 

A new all electric MG4 hatchback will be launched in the UK by the end of this year it seems. :cool: https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/mg/357...tric-hatchback

Some more spy shots of it out & about in Hungary plus some patent images. https://carnewschina.com/2022/02/18/...a-patent-pics/

Not keen on the rear design but the rest of it looks ok.

Yeah it looks a bit bland to me also, SAIC & VW joint venture build the VW id3 in China & I should imagine it will be a competitor for that with similar tech.

well EVs are coming so MG needs to make them , i hope soon the network will be set up to charge all the EVs , i had hope to get a HS hybrid , but not to be and a ZS 1 lt turbo auto was plan b

The upcoming built in China Lotus SUV which will debut on the 29th March has similar styling to the MG judging by these patent images :eek: https://insideevs.com/news/572207/lo...tents-surface/

To me that is just plain ugly, sorry, its another from me :o:getmecoat:

The MG (CyberE) EV has just rolled off the production lines in China coming this to UK.EU this year. It will be a direct rival to the VW iD3.

"According to MG, the CyberE will be released on the latest EV platform which supports level 3 autonomous driving, a smart cockpit, and 5G connectivity." :cool:


It will be a pocket rocket too with these specs :eek:

"Speculations suggest that the powertrain used in the new MG EV will be similar to the one used in the MG Marvel R. It comes in either a 288 hp twin motor configuration or a 284 tri-motor setup and is already on sale in European markets."

https://carnewschina.com/2022/05/16/...-compete-id-3/

MG Motors UK has confirmed the MG4 will be launched in the UK in September :cool: https://insideevs.com/photo/6732543/...-quarter-view/



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https://i.imgur.com/1aI18Xul.jpg

MG?
 

How great would it be if the ditched that heavy battery and motor(s), and fitted a nice K Series 1.8 Turbo with a Kmaps upgrade.
It would do more than 150 miles, (real driving, not feather footed), you could fill it up in 2 minutes, (expensive, but what price do you put on fun). Zero range or charger anxiety, (we have a rubbish charging infrastructure and can hardly generate enough power to compensate for people putting the kettle on when there is a break in Coronation Street), and.... How much is it going to cost to run one of these things when they start taxing them and raising the energy price cap and telling you when you can and cannot charge them.
Just a thought.