The Chinese partners of the FCSB have presented their car with which they intend to conquer the Crossover market in Europe

MG presented the Cyber ​​X concept, a brave crossover, with design inspired by 4×4 vehicles, which measures 4.3 meters in length, similar to Land Rover Defender 90 and smaller than MG S5 EV, which has 4.5 meters. Although it was presented without an interior, Jozef Kaban, the design leader of the parent company Saic, told the coach that the rapid development in China could allow the model to be ready for production in a short time, according to the bus.

Photo gallery. What the concept of crossover of MG, FCSB mobility partner looks like

The strengths of the design of the new machine are represented by an LED band located at the top, a wide front grille, but also a floating ceiling effect. The details related to the interior of the new Cyber ​​X remain confidential, the car being presented without interior details.

However, pThe Chinese river has comforted a partnership with the oppo smartphone brand for the passenger compartment technology. Although they are still in the concept stage, MG has suggested that Cyber ​​could quickly enter the production line. By 2026, MG plans to include eight new models in the catalog, both sedan and SUVs.

Will rival Mercedes or Skoda models

The proportions of MG Cyber ​​X make it a serious competitor for popular models in Europe: Mercedes QWB, Kia EV3, Smart #1 and Skoda Elroq. The use of the prefix “Cyber” suggests that it will join the most expensive MG models, such as Cyberster, which has a starting price of 54,995 pounds.

The Shanghai car show of 2025 is announced to be a great one. More than 1000 producers from 26 countries will participate, the space for the car exhibition being 360,000 square meters! It will take place between April 23 and May 2 at the “National Center for Shanghai Exhibitions and Conventions”.

The Shanghai (Auto Shanghai) car show is one of the largest and influential car salons, organized for the first time in 1985. It takes place every two years, alternatively with the Beijing car show, and reflects the rapid expansion of the China industry, especially on the branch of electric vehicles.

Starting last summer, FCSB and MG Motor, a British company owned by Saic Motor, a Chinese company in Shanghai and the largest Chinese vehicle exporter, are partner, their logo being visible including on the red-blue shirts.