What does the term 'Trophy' mean in cars?

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VonMiranda
09/07/25 2:24am
The 'Trophy' in the MG6 refers to the engine's Blue Core technology. The MG6 Trophy manual performance version is equipped with SAIC's world-class Blue Core high-efficiency powertrain technology, featuring a 1.5T engine with a maximum power output of approximately 190 horsepower. Here are some details about the MG6: 1. The MG6 is paired with an SCM250 6-speed manual transmission, with a MacPherson independent front suspension and a multi-link independent rear suspension, along with professional tuning. 2. The MG6 20T automatic Trophy super sports internet version also comes with the latest generation of the Internet Intelligent System, including: precise response to commands from the driver and front passenger, intelligent recognition of contextual commands, big data navigation, smart payment, remote vehicle control, self-driving services, and recommendations for dining and entertainment, among other features, achieving a truly cross-segment level.
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