MG’s first foray into the Australian dual-cab market has edged one step closer, with the brand opening pre-orders for its upcoming MGU9 ute.
MG is offering a $1000 introductory accessory credit to lure early buyers, allowing them to option their ute with gear for both work and play.
“Launching the MGU9 marks a significant step for us in Australia,” said Kevin Gannon, Business Director ICE of MG Motor Australia. “The MGU9 has been designed for and tested on our demanding urban highways, rural roads and trails to deliver the capability Australians demand from a ute, but with the innovation, comfort and value that MG has become known for.
“We are now welcoming pre-orders with a $1000 MG OEM accessory offer for those customers excited to be among the first to experience the MGU9,” added Gannon.
The MGU9 will combine a robust chassis with multi-link rear suspension (developed and tuned locally for Australian conditions) and a 3.5-tonne towing capacity. Inside, it offers a spacious, well-appointed cabin aimed at reducing fatigue, while the tub and foldable rear step add everyday practicality.
MG has also confirmed the U9 will run a 2.5-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel, producing 160kW and 520Nm. Power is delivered through an eight-speed automatic and full-time all-wheel drive system. The ute measures 5500mm in length, 1997mm in width and 1860mm in height, with a 3300mm wheelbase. Ground clearance is set at 220mm, while wheel sizes will range from 18 to 20 inches, underscoring its off-road credentials.
Full specifications and pricing are still under wraps, but MG says more details will follow in the coming months. Pre-orders can be placed now via MG’s website or through local dealerships.
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