The 2025 Morgan Moga is an all-new mid-engine sports car that represents the most radical departure in Morgan's 115-year history. Powered by a BMW-sourced 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine producing 255 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of torque, the Moga places its engine behind the occupants for the first time in a production Morgan. A six-speed manual transmission drives the rear wheels through a limited-slip differential. The bonded aluminum CX-Generation platform is shared with the Plus range but extensively modified for the mid-engine layout, resulting in a dry weight of just 1,010 kg. The Moga's design breaks from Morgan tradition with a modern, aerodynamic body featuring flying buttresses, integrated rear diffuser, and LED lighting, while retaining hand-formed aluminum body panels. Bridge of Weir leather, machined aluminum switchgear, and a digital instrument display complete the minimalist cockpit.
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The Morgan Moga is a revolutionary mid-engine sports car from Morgan, weighing just 1,010 kg with a manual transmission and BMW turbo power.
Car Details
MakeMorgan
ModelMoga
Year2025
Body TypeCoupe
Engine Type2.0L Turbo I-4
Horsepower255 hp
Torque295 lb-ft
Transmission6-speed manual
DrivetrainRWD
Fuel Economy32 mpg combined
Starting MSRP$85,000
Seating2 passengers
0-60 mph4.5 sec
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The Morgan Moga represents the most radical departure in Morgan's 115-year history, and it is a triumphant evolution. The mid-engine layout -- a first for Morgan -- transforms the driving dynamics from the characterful but wayward handling of traditional Morgans into something genuinely sharp and balanced. The BMW-sourced turbo four delivers strong performance, and the six-speed manual gearbox provides a mechanical connection that feels entirely appropriate in a car built by hand in the Malvern Hills. The design is striking and original, maintaining Morgan's artisanal spirit while embracing modern aerodynamic principles. Build quality reflects the hand-crafted philosophy, with materials and details that mass-produced cars cannot replicate. The driving experience is engaging, communicative, and rewarding, with a chassis balance that inspires confidence and invites exploration. The trade-offs include limited practicality, a firm ride, and the premium pricing inherent to low-volume British manufacturing. At $85,000, the Moga competes with the Porsche Cayman on price, and while it cannot match the Porsche's breadth of ability, it offers something no mass-produced car can: genuine artisanal character.