It’s so funny the kinda stuff that stands out to the car community. At the LA Auto Show last year, it was not a supercar but the tiny, undriveable Fiat Topolino. The Goodwood Festival of Speed is full of hypercars and iconic race cars… But all eyes are on the MG GO! And it’s not just me. CarBuzz says the concept “looks like a better Mini than even Mini builds.” The internet agrees. The MG GO! is a concept car that doesn’t seem all that impossible to bring to life, because it isn’t. It previews the MG2, a production B-segment electric hatchback due in 2027 that will square up against the Renault 5 and the Mini Cooper Electric. It’s a hatchback without extra bells and whistles. Friendly, round appearance, curious eyes, a few angular features for a modern edge. Like we’ve been saying, America yearns for the small, cute cars! However, as you may have guessed, the United States is missing out. Again. Actually British-designed, for once Here’s a detail that makes the GO! more interesting than your average show car: it was designed entirely at MG’s Advanced Design studio in London, under design director Carl Gotham. This is MG’s fourth consecutive year bringing a concept to Goodwood. The retro references are a greatest-hits album. The silhouette and forward-sloping tailgate nod to the Pininfarina-designed MGB GT. The flared arches channel the Metro 6R4 Group B rally monster. The spoiler echoes the ZR hot hatch. Gotham says the team wanted something “compact and contemporary, but also warm, expressive and immediately likeable.” Mission accomplished, honestly. One catch: MG hasn’t shared a single technical spec. No battery, no motor, no range. So temper the excitement until the production MG2 shows its numbers. MG also brought a second concept, the Cyber, a big performance