JAKARTA - MG's latest electric crossover, the MG 4X, has begun to reveal its main specifications in China after appearing in the domestic homologation process. This model is projected to target the global market and is ready to compete in the compact electric SUV segment, including with the BYD Atto 3 and a number of battery electric vehicle (BEV) models from other Chinese manufacturers.
Launching from Carnewschina, Saturday, March 14, this vehicle has a length of around 4.5 meters and is equipped with a maximum power of up to 150 kW or equivalent to 201 hp. The first MG 4X was officially introduced in China on March 10 as the first SUV in the MG4 family.
This model is rumored to use a liquid-solid battery pack, a technology also associated with the MG4 hatchback that has already been present. This crossover is aimed at the SUV segment with high sales volume, while offering a cockpit developed in collaboration with Oppo and the Navigate on Autopilot (NOA) feature.
On March 13, a number of the vehicle's core specifications began to be revealed. Dimensionally, the MG 4X has a length of 4,500 mm, a width of 1,849 mm, and a height of 1,621 mm with a wheelbase of 2,735 mm.
For comparison, this car is about 45 mm longer than the BYD Atto 3 (Yuan Plus). The MG 4X uses 18-inch rims and has an approach angle of 18 degrees and a departure angle of 24 degrees.
The vehicle's empty weight is in the range of 1,640 to 1,755 kg, while the total weight reaches 2,076 to 2,191 kg depending on the variant chosen. In terms of design, the appearance follows MG's latest design language.
The front carries a closed grille with large air openings and sleek headlights connected by an LED strip. The MG 4X also uses conventional door handles, a single taillight, and a small spoiler on the roof.
To support urban mobility needs, this vehicle also offers a sunroof option and three wheel design options. For the drive sector, the standard version of the MG 4X is equipped with a TZ180XS0951 permanent magnet synchronous electric motor with a peak power of 125 kW or equivalent to 168 hp.
This motor is produced by United Automotive Electronic Systems (UAES), a joint venture between MG's parent company, SAIC, and Bosch. Meanwhile, the more powerful variant uses a TZ204XS1351 permanent magnet synchronous electric motor with a maximum power of 150 kW or 201 hp.
The motorcycle is produced by Huayu Automotive Electric Drive System which is also under the auspices of SAIC. Until now there has been no official information regarding the battery capacity of the MG 4X, but the model submitted for a sales permit is known to use an LFP type battery pack.
Details about the MG 4X are still not fully revealed. However, there is a high probability that this electric crossover will be introduced more widely to the public at the upcoming 2026 Beijing Auto Show.
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