Electric Concept Car EXE181: A Tribute to Speed and Innovation – Bridging Heritage and Future

MG has a long-standing history of prioritizing speed, from its early success on racetracks and setting speed records in the 1920s and 30s, to defining the Roadster in the 50s and 60s, and inspiring innovation with its mid-rear engine roadsters at the century’s turn.

The legendary “Roaring Raindrop” MG EX181. This iconic vehicle, known for setting an unparalleled speed record of 410.5 km/h in 1959, held its ground until 2014 before the record was surpassed by Bugatti. Phil Hill, the driver, became the first American F1 World Champion, cementing his and the car’s legacy in speed record history.

Commemorating its historical achievements in “land speed” records, the launch of the electric supercar MG EXE181 by MG’s London Advanced Design Center represents both a monumental tribute and a pivotal step into the electrified frontier, embodying the brand’s enduring pursuit of speed and marking a new chapter in its legacy.

Engineered to defy limits, the EXE181 aims for a top speed of 415 km/h, coupled with a drag coefficient (Cd) of 0.181, underscoring MG’s commitment to redefine velocity in the electric era. This ambition catapults the EXE181 into the elite “Sub-1 second 0-100 km/h Club”, bridging MG’s storied history with the promise of a future where innovation and speed converge.

With its cutting-edge technology and aerodynamic prowess, this electric supercar wow’d show goers at the 2024 Goodwood Festival of speed

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