Body Style & Dimensions

A C-segment compact crossover with a more rounded, mature silhouette than the angular MG4 hatch.

• Length: 4,500 mm

• Width: 1,849 mm

• Height: 1,621 mm

• Wheelbase: 2,735 mm

Platform & Performance

Built on the MSP (Modular Scalable Platform) with 400V architecture.

• Battery: 53.95 kWh Semi-Solid-State (Manganese-based, only 5% liquid electrolyte).

• Range: 510 km (CLTC) / Approx. 380–400 km (WLTP).

• Efficiency: ~14.2 kWh/100km.

• 0-100 km/h: ~7.5 seconds (150kW variant).

Technical Capabilities

Equipped with Horizon Robotics hardware, the 4X features high-speed “Navigate on Pilot” (NOA), automated parking, and Level 2+ ADAS (Adaptive Cruise, Lane Centering).

Interior & Storage

The “Smart Cockpit” features a 15.6-inch 2.5K central display.

• Quality: Soft-touch materials with a minimalist, buttons-on-steering-wheel layout.

• Storage: ~400L Rear / Small “Frunk” for cable storage.

App Functionality

Deep integration via Oppo “Hand-Car Interconnection,” allowing seamless smartphone app mirroring, remote climate scheduling, and digital key sharing with zero lag.

Pros & Cons

• Pros: Exceptional cold-weather range retention; high-end safety tech for the price; faster 30-80% charging (21 mins).

• Cons: 54kWh battery is smaller than some “Long Range” rivals; CLTC range figures are optimistic; front-wheel-drive only at launch.

SmartGrandads View

The MG 4X is the perfect entry point for families transitioning from petrol to electric who need more cargo space than a standard hatchback offers. It’s an ideal “everyman” EV—practical, affordable, and well-equipped.

While it competes with the BYD Atto 3 and GWM Ora, its combination of design and price makes it a potential global bestseller as it rolls out to international markets throughout 2026 and 2027.