New MG One SUV Revealed; Gets Two Colour Options

- The MG One SUV to have two colours - Bubble Orange & Wilderness Green
- Exact specifications and launch timelines yet to be announced
- Likely to have a 1.5-litre petrol engine
MG Motor has finally released full images of its latest SUV, the MG One. The global premiere of the MG One SUV was held on July 30, 2021. It will have two colour options - 'Bubble Orange' and 'Wilderness Green'. The SUV showcases the brand's latest design and technological prowess. It is based on the MG's new SIGMA architecture, an all-in-one modular designed platform. MG One also gets powerful chip technology coupled with an active digital eco-system. The SIGMA platform can also be used for electric powertrains. Needless to say, the MG One will be a connected car. The images give a sense of the sporty design and stance on the MG One. It gets a sloping roofline at the rear, giving it a coupe like silhouette. The SUV gets flowing line and a distinct sporty vibe, especially up front, where the new 3D designed grille is the highlight.

(The MG One SUV will have two colours - Bubble Orange and Wilderness Green)
Overall, the body gets a bunch of creases and character lines, adding to the sporty tone. MG says that the wide and low proportions will offer significant space inside the cabin. MG is yet to reveal features, dimensions and specifications for the One SUV but some of it has been leaked already on few websites in China.

(The MG One SUV is built on MG's SIGMA architecture, an all-in-one modular platform )
The MG One is likely to get a 1.5-litre petrol engine which will be turbocharged. News is that the engine will be paired with a 6-speed manual and a dual-clutch automatic gearbox. The engine is likely to make around 170-180 bhp and 250-260 Nm of torque. Leaked data suggests that in typical MG fashion, the MG One will be loaded with features and technology as well. The SUV is likely to go on sale globally by the end of this year and we may see it coming to India later in 2022. If it does come to India, it will go up against the Kia Seltos, Hyundai Creta and other compact SUVs in the country.

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