MG Crosses Over To Shanghai With New GS

After teasing us with the CS concept and then calling it GTS, we now learn that MG’s production compact crossover will actually bear the name “GS.”

Size-wise, at 4,500long, 1,855mm wide and 1,675mm tall, it’s roughly the same as a Honda CR-V, which means it’s slightly larger than a Nissan Qashqai. Set to go on sale in China, the GS will draw its power from a 2.0-liter turbo with 217 hp and get a choice of either manual or automatic six-speed gearboxes.

The GS carries the family face we’ve slowly been growing accustomed to on the MG6 and more recently the smaller MG3 supermini.

Alongside the production-ready GS, MG also showed off the iGS (concept?), a vehicle we know very little about. In fact, the only thing we know is that the ‘i’ stands for “internet,” so it could be a connectivity/infotainment showcase of sorts.

Scroll down for live photos of both taken at their unveiling at the Shanghai motor show.

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