MG Pulls The Wraps Off The Maze Concept

SAIC Design has pulled the wraps off a new MG concept to mark its third anniversary and explore a vision of future urban mobility. It's called the MG Maze and is aimed at the next generation of car users and explores the future of city transport. Built around the tag line of ‘Get Out & Play', the concept brings together mobility and gaming, driven by a consumer appetite for something fresh, bold, brave and exciting.
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The exterior features a transparent shell, emulating high end gaming PC's with exposed componentry.
The gaming aspect of the car reflects a desire to discover and reach new achievements, via a points-based reward system. Our car helps users to re-discover their city and their world by seeking exciting digital street art that is interacting with structures, buildings, and landmarks.
The MG Maze is a compact urban two-seater capable of the utmost agility and functionality in busy urban environments. Its core focuses are high-technology and emotional design.
The exterior features a transparent shell, emulating high end gaming PC's with exposed componentry. Its outer surface is fluid and dynamic, exposing aspects of the chassis and interior design, that are otherwise hidden from view.

It gets a pair of aggressive raked floating seats and UX/UI technology for enhancing the gaming aspect
Inside, floating seats and UX/UI technology have been developed, enhancing the gaming aspect by giving a fun and enjoyable driving experience, while the steering is controlled not by a steering wheel but by the driver's smartphone.
Carl Gotham, Advanced Design Director, “The concept is a reaction to our lives during recent months, where we have been met with restrictions and limitations on our ability to move around and interact. Exploring the idea of ‘mobile gaming', we used Maze as platform for people to get out and rediscover their environment in a new and relevant way, opening up new experiences with their city.”
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