MG MuLan 2023

The MG MULAN occupies a unique position between a compact car and an SUV, with a lower profile compared to the ID.3 and smart elfin #1. Its dimensions measure 4287mm × 1836mm × 1516mm, and its sleek design showcases a distinctive split waistline, exuding a sense of agility. In terms of width, it holds an advantage over its competitors, ensuring a comfortable cabin space.

The Fashion Edition, with a range of 425km, offers basic safety features such as driver and passenger airbags but falls behind in passive safety configurations compared to other models. Inside the smart cabin, you'll find a 7-inch full LCD instrument panel and a 10.25-inch central control screen, mirroring the size of other vehicles in its class. Additionally, it comes equipped with features like cruise control, LED headlights, and automatic climate control.

The overall vehicle design adopts a more aggressive and sporty design language, especially the front end, which gives a fierce and bold appearance. The rear section features more intricate lines compared to the front, enhancing visual tension.

The interior of the MG MULAN features a minimalist design language that creates a cozy and homely atmosphere. The instrument panel and the central control touchscreen measure 7 inches and 10.25 inches, respectively.

Stepping up to the Luxury Edition, the MULAN introduces several additional features. These include 17-inch alloy wheels, a 360-degree panoramic camera system, external discharge functionality, power-adjustable driver's seat, heated front seats, power-adjustable/folding/heated/automatically folding side mirrors, and a PM2.5 filtration system. The interior gets an upgrade with a leather-wrapped steering wheel and a combination of leather and fabric seats, providing an enhanced tactile experience.

The Flagship Edition, boasting a range of 520km, elevates both intelligence and comfort. Building upon the base model, it incorporates an L2-level advanced driver assistance system comprising full-speed adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, and road traffic sign recognition. Other notable features include wireless phone charging, simulated leather seats, and adaptive headlights.

For those seeking exceptional performance, the Four-Wheel Drive Triumph Edition stands out as the sole variant powered by dual motors. This configuration offers a built-in performance boost, although it doesn't feature as many additional upgrades as one might expect. Apart from a panoramic sunroof, 18-inch wheels, and Alcantara-trimmed steering wheel and seats, it aligns closely with the second-highest trim level.

In terms of powertrain, the rear-wheel drive models are equipped with a rear-mounted single motor. The 425km range version generates a maximum power output of 125kW (170 horsepower) with a 51kWh ternary lithium battery, while the 520km range version ramps it up to 150kW (204 horsepower) paired with a 64kWh ternary lithium battery. The four-wheel drive variant features front and rear dual motors, delivering a maximum power output of 315kW (428 horsepower) and the same 64kWh battery capacity, offering an impressive CLTC range of 480km.