MG Motor is gearing up to showcase its cutting-edge products at the 20th Shanghai International Automobile Industry Exhibition (Shanghai Auto Show) on April 18th.
In celebration of its centennial, the British-origin brand will invite visitors to explore an immersive experience at the MG stand, divided into four distinct zones: the MG International Area, the New Energy Area, the Vehicle Appreciation Area, and the MG7 Rain House.
The MG7 Rain House offers a unique photo opportunity against a rain screen with the MG 7 set against a cinematic black backdrop. In the international business and new energy sections, visitors can delve into MG’s rich history and major milestones, including the development of the all-electric MG 4.
The new MG 7, a highlight among MG’s five-model debut, will be showcased prominently. This model features a stylish fastback design with British influences, frameless doors, adaptive electric three-section tail wings, and an opulent interior.
The interior includes a BOSE® Centerpoint Deep Sea Surround Sound system, Dinamica® high-quality suede, a Topload openable glass enclosure, and an intelligent cockpit featuring the BANMA Luoshen 8155.
The MG 7 will be available with two power options: a 2.0 Turbo engine with 9AT and a 1.5T with 7DCT, capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in 6.5 seconds.
The car also features an mCDC intelligent adjustable electronic suspension and E-LSD limited slip differentials, ensuring both safety and comfort. In March 2023, the MG 7 set a new Guinness World Record for the greatest altitude change by a petrol-powered car at 5,978.17 meters.
The journey began on February 25th from China’s lowest point, Aiding Lake, at 148.379 meters below sea level, traversed the Gobi Desert and mountain roads, and reached the Laqiongla Mountains on March 6th at an altitude of 5,829.788 meters above sea level.