Overview
- At the Goodwood Festival of Speed in July 2026, MG publicly showed two concept cars — the compact electric MG GO! and the large MG Cyber Concept — to map its future model range.
- The MG GO! was developed at MG's London design centre under Carl Gotham with input from Jozef Kabaň and is presented as a retro‑inspired small electric study that MG says could feed a 2027 European production model.
- The MG Cyber Concept is a sporty crossover‑coupé styling study inspired by the EX181 and framed as a possible future flagship, though MG released no technical specifications for the car.
- MG confirmed it is rolling out SolidCore, a semi‑solid‑state battery architecture, into Plug-in‑Hybrid+ applications and plans the first production uses in three new B, C and D‑segment SUVs for Europe.
- MG says it is building a Galicia, Spain plant to localize European production from 2028, and promotes SolidCore as offering steadier power at low state of charge and in cold conditions compared with conventional liquid‑electrolyte cells.