SAIC‘s MG appears to be expanding its sedan lineup with a new model that could be named MG07. Despite sharing some design philosophy with the current MG7, sources from Autohome indicate this vehicle is built on an entirely new architecture. The prototype features a substantial front fascia with a prominent grille. Notably, the test vehicle is equipped with a roof-mounted LiDAR sensor, suggesting advanced driver assistance capabilities will be available. From a profile view, the sedan showcases an extended silhouette with what appears to be a generous wheelbase. Semi-concealed door handles are equipped, while the rear adopts a fastback design. The taillights appear to span the width of the vehicle, though the test mule is still fitted with provisional lighting units rather than production-ready components. The test vehicle is equipped with a roof-mounted LiDAR sensor. Interior spy shots reveal a driver-focused cockpit with a sporty steering wheel design similar to that found in the new MG4. A floating centre touchscreen dominates the dashboard, likely running Oppo’s smart vehicle connectivity system. The centre console features a shift-by-wire gear selector, wireless charging pad, and practical storage solutions while maintaining some physical controls. Rear of the MG07. According to Autohome, the rear passenger compartment offers legroom with a flat floor design. The red brake callipers and sporty wheel design are visible in some shots. The wheel of MG07. The presence of both a charging port and a fuel filler cap on opposite sides of the vehicle indicates this will be offered as a hybrid model. Further technical specifications remain undisclosed at this time. The cabin of MG07. The new model is expected to maintain MG’s fastback opening system for the rear hatch, combining sedan styling with practical cargo access. As development continues, more details should emerge regarding this addition to MG’s growing global lineup. This month, MG has become the first Chinese car brand to achieve sales of over one million vehicles cumulatively in the European Union and the UK. READ ALSO Electric successor of the MG7 sedan spotted in China
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