MG unveiled the electric GO! concept during the Goodwood Festival of Speed in the United Kingdom.
According to a report by Car and Driver, the compact hatchback previews the design language that the brand will adopt for a future production model expected to reach the European market in 2027.
Developed by MG’s design center in London, the GO! combines styling cues inspired by the manufacturer’s classic models, such as the MGB GT, with modern elements. The concept features wide fenders, LED lighting, large air intakes and a body with a sporty profile.
Although MG has not disclosed technical specifications, the future model is expected to be a B-segment electric hatchback designed to compete with rivals such as the Renault 5 E-Tech and the upcoming Kia EV2. The production version is expected to use an all-new electric platform developed by SAIC, the company that controls the brand.
In addition to the GO!, the manufacturer presented the Cyber Concept, an electric SUV that also previews the company’s new visual identity. Both models are part of MG’s strategy to expand its presence in the European electric vehicle market over the coming years.
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