MG QS Tremendous Hybrid: Plug-in hybrid massive SUV coming to tackle Kluger, Sorento


The MG QS Tremendous Hybrid is one step nearer to launching within the Australian market, the place it’ll tackle institution Japanese and Korean gamers and Chinese language challengers within the rising plug-in hybrid SUV house.

Authorities certification paperwork seen by CarExpert present the QS Tremendous Hybrid has been permitted on the market in Australia, and supply key particulars on its plug-in hybrid (PHEV) powertrain.

We’ve contacted MG Motor Australia to verify when the QS Tremendous Hybrid will launch domestically.

Per the paperwork, the QS Tremendous Hybrid mates a 105kW turbocharged 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine with a single-speed computerized transmission and a 170kW electrical motor, with MG claiming a complete system output of 150kW.

That sees it practically matching the prevailing petrol-powered QS launched right here earlier this yr, which pumps out 153kW from a turbocharged 2.0-litre 4.

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The approval paperwork don’t listing battery capability or electric-only vary.

The front-wheel drive HS Tremendous Hybrid mid-size SUV launched in Australia earlier this yr additionally contains a 105kW 1.5-litre turbo-petrolengine. Nevertheless, it has claimed system outputs of 220kW and 350Nm, and makes use of a 24.7kWh battery providing 120km of electrical vary on the WLTP cycle.

Just like the HS Tremendous Hybrid however not like the petrol QS, the Tremendous Hybrid – which has but to be formally revealed or go on sale in any market – is obtainable solely with front-wheel drive. No all-wheel drive choice is accessible.

It nonetheless contains a seven-seat format, matching the rival Chery Tiggo 9 Tremendous Hybrid and one-upping – or is that two-upping? – the upcoming Skoda Kodiaq PHEV, which presents solely a five-seat configuration.

MG QS Essence
MG QS Essence