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Design sketches for MG’s first ever crossover leaked

Leaked design sketches depict MG’s first ever crossover programmed to go on sale next fall in China.
In March at 2013 Auto Shanghai we saw MG’s vision of a crossover with the CS Concept which hinted at a likely production version. These design sketches seem to show the first ever crossover to wear the MG badge and will probably be shown officially next April at 2014 Beijing Motor Show. It looks a lot like the concept but has been toned down a little bit to give it a more production-suitable appearance.
The entry level model is expected to use a 135bhp 1.5-litre 4-cylinder petrol unit, while the more powerful version should get a 200bhp 2.0-litre petrol unit linked to either standard manual or optional automatic transmission. All-wheel drive will be optional also.
Other standard options include limited slip differential, a transfer case and a height-adjustable hydraulic suspension.
The MG crossover is programmed to reach Chinese showrooms next fall and soon after it will probably arrive in UK as well.


