MG U9 EV 2026 review Australia: 0-100km/h in 5.8 seconds in new 325kW/700Nm dual-cab pick-up
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MG U9 EV 2026 review Australia: 0-100km/h in 5.8 seconds in new 325kW/700Nm dual-cab pick-up
The MG U9 EV is the first all-electric version of MG’s dual-cab ute and Australia gets it before any other market. It comes in a single grade priced from $78,990 before on-road costs, sitting above…
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The 2026 MG U9 EV electric ute brings 325kW, 3500kg towing and a 236-litre frunk. But modest range and payload limit the $78,990 dual-cab. Our review. The post 2026 MG U9 EV Review: Can China’s new…
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