www.autocar.co.uk MG Unveils Two Electric Concepts at Goodwood Festival
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- •MG revealed the Go! and Cyber Concept at Goodwood Festival of Speed.
- •The Go! is set for production in 2027, while the Cyber Concept's production timeline is unconfirmed.
- •Both concepts represent MG's shift towards more expressive and performance-oriented designs.
At the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed, MG revealed two electric vehicle concepts: the MG Go! and the Cyber Concept. The MG Go! is a compact B-segment hatchback expected to enter production in 2027, while the Cyber Concept is a performance-oriented D-segment SUV with no confirmed production timeline. The Go! features retro-inspired design elements reminiscent of classic MG models, while the Cyber aims to blend practicality with high performance. MG has not disclosed technical details such as battery size or range for either vehicle. The unveiling marks MG's strategic shift towards more dynamic and expressive designs, as stated by the company's design leadership. The Cyber Concept is positioned as a flagship model, showcasing MG's future design direction. MG has not confirmed whether the Cyber Concept will be produced for the UK market.
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