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MG 5 Electric Estate To Make India Debut At Auto Expo 2023

MG teased its all-electric estate which will be showcased at the brand’s stall alongside the new MG 4 Electric hatchback.
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Published on January 5, 2023

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  • All Electric estate available with two battery sizes
  • Has a range of up to 400 km per charge depending on battery pack
  • Will be showcased alongside the MG 4 electric hatchback

MG Motor India is set to showcase several models from its global line-up at the 2023 Auto Expo. The carmaker had previously confirmed that it would be showcasing the MG 4 electric hatchback at the show and now the carmaker has also teased its new MG 5 electric estate ahead of its Auto Expo debut.

The MG5 Estate made its European debut in the second half of 2020 with the model receiving a facelift in mid-2021. While known as the MG5 in Europe, the model originally debut in China in 2017 manufactured by MG’s sister brand Roewe as the Ei5.

Also read: MG 4 Electric Hatchback Teased Ahead Of Auto Expo 2023 Debut

MG 5 Electric Estate teaser

The latest iteration of the MG5 brings with it a more streamlined design than the previous model. The nose is characterised by sleek sweptback headlamps flanking a narrow closed-off grille and a clean bumper featuring a central air dam and angular vents on the sides. The clean design carries to the side with a clean flowing shoulder line extending to the rear. The rear is characterised by a clean uncluttered bumper, a raked rear windscreen and large tail lamps with Y-shaped LED light guides.

Inside, the cabin features a layered dashboard design with the use of soft-touch materials and a free-standing central touchscreen.

In terms of size, the MG5 is similar to the Skoda Octavia measuring 4,600 mm long, 1,818 mm wide and 1,543 mm tall. The latter measures 4,689 mm long, 1,829 mm wide and 1,469 mm tall.

The MG 5 is offered in two battery sizes in European markets, a 61.1 kWh battery offering up to 400 km of range (WLTP) or a smaller 50.3 kWh unit with up to 320 km of range. Interestingly the larger battery pack comes mated to a lower-powered motor – 115 kW and 280 Nm as against 130 kW and 280 Nm on the standard model.

It's still not certain if MG will launch the MG 5 in India sometime in the future given that the estate body style has not particularly gained traction in the Indian market, even in the past.

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