MG CS SUV
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The new urban SUV concept is unveiled as the MG CS
The cutting-edge MG CS was unveiled at the Shanghai Motor Show 2013.
The concept car is designed to slot into the compact SUV sector, one of the fastest growing areas of the global automotive market where style and sports utility dominate fashion trends.
It’s the latest result of a massive investment in the brand by MG’s owner, the giant SAIC Motor group, and previews MG’s first production urban SUV. It has been penned by a top design team led by MG’s Global Design Director, Anthony Williams-Kenny. The MG CS oozes British design flair while embracing the sporting DNA of MG, an iconic brand.
The MG CS has many strikingly unique features, including the headlights which have a multi-faceted ‘shard’ structure which refract light in different colours and shape from the side, but coalesce to form the iconic MG’s trademark octagon from the front.
A strong horizontal emphasis gives the side profile of the MG CS a distinctive, sporty style and youthful appearance. Creative design, style and charisma dominate the look of this latest MG.
MG has a rich history of daring designs that break new ground and sophisticated UK design has carried through to the family of new generation MGs. These include the MG6 production car and the MG ZERO concept car, which pointed the way to the MG3 production model.
There has been much speculation about an MG SUV and this model is expected to create a sensation among young, fashion conscious people. The MG CS concept will expand the global reach of the MG brand.
MG CS concept: Shanghai Auto Show 2013 16.04.2013
Urban, sportlich, britisch
Auf der Shanghai Auto Show 2013 will MG eine neue Studie zeigen. Das CS Concept soll das erste Stadt-SUV des britisch-chinesischen Herstellers werden.
MG überrascht auf der Shanghai Motor Show 2013 mit der Studie eines Stadt-SUVs. Das CS genannte Konzeptauto soll vor allem junge, modebewusste Autofahrer ansprechen. Das erhofft sich zumindest die MG-Mutter, der chinesische Autokonzern Saic, der nach eigenen Worten "massiv" in die britische Marke investiert hat.
Entwickelt wurde das CS concept von einem Team um MG-Chefdesigner Anthony Williams-Kenny. Was genau sich die Briten ausgedacht haben, wird sich erst am 20. April zeigen, wenn die Studie enthüllt wird. Schon jetzt hat Saic verraten, dass der Crossover Frontlichter im farbig leuchtenden Scherben-Look haben wird.
