MG U9 EV ute detailed for Australia, LDV twin still a no-show
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MG U9 EV ute detailed for Australia, LDV twin still a no-show
MG Motor Australia will enter an electric ute segment that's small in both volume and the number of available models.
Read at CarExpert →Australia to lead global launch of electric MG U9 ute
Australia will become the first market to launch MG’s new U9 electric ute, offering 430km of WLTP range and a 3.5-tonne braked towing capacity. The dual-motor, all-wheel-drive model produces 325kW…
Read at AutoTalk Australia →MG U9 EV: Australia to be world’s first market to get all-wheel-drive electric ute
MG has taken the wraps off an electric version of its U9 ute, and Australia will be the first place on earth to get it. The U9 EV enters a surprisingly sparse market – despite utes’ evergreen…
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