MG ZS Full Electric SUV - Cheap, Or Great Value?
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- čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
- The MG ZS EV has generated more messages to this channel than any other car! So, have MG built a perfect example of great value or is it cheap to buy for a good reason?
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Superb! Amazing review, I only just found your channel. I really like your reviewing style, you are talking to us and not just dribbling some figures, plus you have a great personality. Keep up the good work!
you have literally described my wife who wasn't overly keen on it when i put the deposit down... she bought a skoda in 2008 which I'm now using and the MG is going to replace :D.
I think her watching the last 2 minutes of this has convinced her!
Thanks!
8:42 - mansplay seems to be the favourite word for it. Thanks for the excellent and fair review Andy. Thanks too for sending us your spare weather. Those Lancastrians are generous to all of us. 😉 We've been too dry for a couple of months, so the 'liquid sunshine' is welcome!
I thought this was a genuinely wonderful video. Down to earth review of an EV "for the masses".
I've just been for a test drive in one and I have to say it is a brilliant car.
Thanks for review, I have been waiting for you or fully charged to publish a review
Picking my exclusive up on Tuesday from the dealer, can't wait
Thanks for the work you do keeping this channel going.
You're picking up on Tues, can I ask when you placed your reservation? Did mine in July.
@@paulbradwick8109 can't remember the date, however it was straight away at launch. Local garage called me and I place my order
Test drove this today after watching your review about a year ago. To be honest, we already knew we'd be buying it, your review was so encouraging! The salesman hinted that an enhanced version is launching imminently so we'll wait to see what that is - but we love the ZS EV and will definitely be getting one. Thanks for your great channel, EV Man!
Love your honest straight up reviews of all things EV. Keep it up mate.
Finally getting this one in Australia end of November 2020. We have one on order so can't wait to get behind the wheel. First 'sort of' affordable, decent sized EV to become available in the land down under. 😊
This car looks great. Its interesting what you say about brand reputation, for me aged mid 30's I just have memories of MG as being racing tour cars. Hopefully it sells well, as the more electric cars on the road the better.
Test drove yesterday. Very impressed. Nissan Leaf Zero owner. Golfers, you can get a set of clubs right across the boot. Found the seating more substantial than the Nissan. More things to fiddle with!
The boot level is two-stage affair if you noticed the second set of clips, so you can have it deep or flat.
This video convinced me to look into the MG. Glad I did as I've now bought one :) thanks EVM
Hi, just wondering how you like it? pleased with your purchase?
@@ThePedro1664 sorry for the delay, never received a reply notification.
Honestly enjoying the car, only had a couple minor issues. Rear wiper scratched the glass so they replaced both parts. The Sterring column developed a click and was replaced. The common issue I had was a BMS update (which has now been resolved) which caused it to not balance or correctly charge up.
I had to go through winter with up to 70miles max range by the end of it, once it was patched out I've had nothing but happy motoring.
It's also been reasonably cheap to charge, It's cost around £470 to do 12,000 miles (3.9p per mile).
I have found it to be the perfect commuter car to go back and forth to work with the shop runs added in. My daily drive is a 45mile round trip and with the nice summer weather I can go almost 4 days between charges, IF i avoid the motorway.
@@ThePedro1664 i have one in Norway. I like it a lot! Very fun car to drive. Rapid charging, and very fast aceleration😅
If they were in the States, I'd get one... especially if they made an AWD version.
I think you're right about the MG labelling. Here in Canada back in the late seventies, early eighties, I worked at a car dealer that had the British Leyland franchise. I remember the very last MGB we sold sitting on the showroom floor, brand new, with a sheet of cardboard under the engine and gearbox so the oil dripping didn't spoil the floor.
Don Little I have owned four mgb roadsters and my present weekend car is an RV8. One of the issues with cars of the era especially MGs is that with lack of use the various seals and gaskets tended to dry out and weep when driven thereafter. The aftermarket items tended to be less bothersome.
I think the MG has the “reputation” that the likes of Skoda had until 2002 with the Octavia launch, or later still the Hyundai. Nobody is laughing now. They are all brilliant cars and, I think MG will replicate their achievements.
I test drove the excite version yesterday. I was pleased with the external finish, gaps in panels were good & door closing matched my Mercedes for satisfying sound. Interior finish is fine. I don’t have any issues with hard plastics, this is a car designed for families, it must be durable. The drive was superb, quiet, smooth & no rattles or squeaks. The steering was a little too light for my taste but it does mean effortless driving. The car would have been better with paddles rather than the kers switch but no complaints about the regenerative braking at all, just need the brake to stop the car creeping & once stopped it enters auto hold automatically. I’m old enough to remember the first Japanese imports & the concerns that motorists had about them & even high end German cars are made in several countries these days. Final point. MG are making their own batteries & a facility will be in the UK so if the worst happens the battery wont need to be sent abroad. The decision to continue to purchase was easy for me & my needs.
Agree on the paddles, those 3 buttons (mode, kers and battery) are unnecessarily hard to find when you're driving. Regen seems a thing you're going to constantly want to adjust dependent on driving conditions i.e. low on the motorway and high around town. Overall I didn't like the instrument layout and thought the main screen was too low down. Great drive though.
Andrew Whaley I didn’t try main screen I was really focused on drive & finish. Most sat navs take a while to fire up & I noted James Coates said once running it was ok. It might be worth noting that I believe that these demo cars may be in need of the software update being applied to cars coming into country. In any case Apple car phone & Waze will do for me in the NAV department. Overall, for the money I thought it was pretty good.
A friend of mine had a demonstrator for a few hours. Lovely car to drive. Fantastic value. Agree with everything EVM said.
Thanks for the work mate
Subbed 👍👍👍
Thank you for a great review. I must rush to the defence of the old MG/Rover. We had two of the top spec 75s and the second one did 76K and neither of them had the slightest problem. The only thing that worries us about the EZS is the range. We have just returned from Brixham to South Yorkshire and our Prius did 700 miles and was filled just before we set off and once during the week and it will have been filled again today.
With two diesel 75s on the drive, and having just put a deposit down on this EV, we'll keep the Rovers for long haul, and use this closer to home. I'm sure once we get in to the swing of things we'll get to know where charging points are and get further afield. Electric certainly feels like the future.
Thank the lord for such a good EV reviewer!
who is this nob? don't give up your day job you plonker
Just thought this was worth a comment, i recently test drove the MG and was impressed with the quality of the car, as you say it's a very keen price. I was drawn to the MG because of the ridiculous price of the Leaf. My existing Leaf pcp ends in February, the MG dealer tells me there is 1000 MG's arriving in the UK in November followed by another 1000 in February. The dealer has taken a look at my Leaf and i'm waiting for a quote. Bear with me this gets interesting.
So the other day i got a call from the Nissan dealership asking what my intentions were at the end of the pcp, i'm considering buying an MG went down well. After several phone calls and emails i've been offered a leaf n connecta for less than the MG, they said it's a loyalty bonus scheme and i've haven't signed the paperwork yet but somehow they have managed to come up with a set of numbers that beats the MG. So i have a Leaf n connecta on order for delivery mid November.
I thought this was worth posting because there are probably many people in my position that are disregarding the Leaf because of the stupid list prices however i think the dealers know that to keep customers heavily discounted deals need to be on the table.
Great Information, but I booked MG immediately after a test drive and its coming after 2 weeks. Super excited
Something similar happened to me too. They ended up offering a 40kwh Tekna for £25k but with a significant bump in my old Leaf Trade in. Only downside is lack of cooling on the Leaf battery. I’d also say at least on the Tekna that the ‘toys’ and finish in the cabin is a step up from the MG. Saying all that Nissan should be worried!
Great review thank you. If I was in the market for a new car this year, I think this would be it.
Much better review than mine getting my Red Exclusive in Febuary.
I test drove one yesterday. My garage has only just got one in. My delivery date is January next year. James and Kate have just picked theirs up today. They must have friends in high places to get it so quickly.
Yep - I drove one yesterday: this morning placed the order and paid the deposit.
Knew you would like it. I test drove it yesterday and loved it and I'm going from top spec new BMW. Brilliant car.
@Kapon76 Likewise test drive was great , and also trading down from a Merc C350e top spec , but the MG EV seems to be GVFM and a no brainer at that price .
you have probably made the biggest mistake of your life.
@@tonyrstevens who are you
Mistake?? In what way did he make one he saving money plus riding eco silent
Trust me no mistake, I’ve had car almost a year and it’s what I was hoping for, inexpensive, easy to maintain and great torque. Quality is very good for price. People that make comments out of ignorance should really consider what they’re saying before they say it.
Great review and Thankyou.
"And that means I can let the rain in". I want to give this another thumbs up :D
loving the sunroof
Seems a lot of motor for the money, good looking too. Well done MG!
Just love your reviews, mate.
I liked your sensible review, I just wish I could buy one of these in australia, and of course, with our government we definitely will not get any EV rebates. The MG seems to be close to what an average person of somewhat limited mean needs, nothing flashy to tell people they have arrived, or that there male appendage is very large indeed. Cheers
The other thing is, most people don't really care that "It's an MG", save for some car enthusiasts, most neighbours looking at it on the drive probably won't really judge you too harshly for buying an MG EV!
Aldi have been awarded retailer of the year 5 years running - so not a bad comparison.
Eeh Bah Gum :-) Great review by a fellow Yorkshireman! I’m guessing your in the Leeds/Bradford neck of the woods? Keep up the great work:-)
The MG ev concept sportcar thing looks incredible, i wonder if the'll ever make it :/
Its coming the end of this year (E-Motion) Looks fab
BTW, that's not Climate Control, it's air conditioning. It also has blind spot detection, lane keep assist, adaptive cruise with stop/start in traffic jams, pedestrian crossing alert. No front fog lights though :-)
Would assume that start stop was on the engine version of the car however
@@squeakers27 I don't think so. The petrol versions are seriously "inexpensive". Their fuel economy isn't bad but it's not a major selling feature.
Stop start on a EV?? I think not
@@scottmitchell7824 read it again the cruise control has stop/start so will stop with the traffic and set off again with the traffic.
EVs without air conditioning really struggle for range in cold weather because the heater eats up energy. The air-con uses 1/3 of the power because it can be used for heating and for cooling. The real tests will come when we have the next properly cold winter.
Great review. I'd have one of these over any of the others. I don't want a fast car! Just one that does the job that a "1.6 petrol car" would do.
I subscribed because of your review.
My brother had a 1970 MG Midget. I loved that car. British racing green. So I've never had a problem with the MG marque.
As a previous owner of an MG Midget and a MGBGT, I have no problem with the badge.
I have a 2002 MG-TF which I am trying to restore. Loved this brand, even though they were/are awful cars to maintain. Hope to complete my restoration before year end.
I think you owned MG’s when the brand had style and elan....things went downhill a bit after that.
Tag Makers Pet Tags Hondas 1.8 didn’t do them any favours unfortunately with the head issues.
Great review. Very interested in this car. I always thought that MG was one of those brands that were always unfairly elevated. I.e. enthusiasts love it, cars were well thought of but were actually terrible. Unlike Skoda that for a while were making solid cars but people still hated the badge. Maybe new MG can add a reputation of reliability to the 'fun sunday driver' rep it already had.
Great review, I’m looking at the Leaf and the MG, think it might end up being a MG!
Great review, thanks.
Hi, thanks for your video, really enjoyed it and its has made me happier about my preorder. But It's a shame they gave you a pre production car to test. I understand the infotainment system has had some updates to improve it in the production cars and there's rumoured other changes to the performance of the car and charging. 45k views that's not bad for an MG car.
A light that illuminates the area round the charging point for a couple of minutes when you pull out the grille cover wouldn't be rocket science.
The fuel filller flap would be far a more convenient location for the charge socket.
Luckily you can buy a little penlight torch for your keyring for about £3. :)
the mg badge lights up when charging so unlike most evs you wont wake up to flat batteries because you thought it was on charge
My thoughts entirely.
@@davidelliott5843 for home charging yes, but DC fast chargers have short cables and you would have problems parking next to it with charge port on the side, especially the back side
Having previously worked for Her Majesty at Thorp Arch I enjoyed your tour of the area. Good EV at a great price. Thanks for posting.
Don't you mean served.......
@@Sofala The pension wouldn't have been that great.
Test drove one on Sunday and put a deposit down on Tuesday. First EV.
Some bits are obviously built down to a price but a lot felt decent and it was a really nice drive.
The size for the money, with a flat floor in the back particularly, and the opening sunroof really made it for me.
Ideally I'd like more range but it'll only be an issue for me once in a blue moon and in a year or two we'll probably have a longer range EV in the family too.
I can't actually get a proper insurance quote at the moment, as it's not actually listed on anyone's systems. Hopefully that will be rectified before the, likely February, delivery.
Can anyone recommend a good charge point installer? Need one with a tethered cable and a built in charge timer. Ideally not one where I have to pay for an app.
Thanks for a good review.
Sorry can’t recommend an installer but the OHME charger (www.ohme-ev.com/ )combined with Octopus energy is a good way to go. I am on agile so Ohme will work out when the electric is cheapest and charge. Ohme - have various connections 3 pin domestic, Type 2, wall box and commando which is what I had installed, a commando socket may be a cheaper install.
Have a look at Octopus energy no matter as they are green and have 2 Tariffs for EV owners Go and Agile. If you would like £50 when you join then please feel free to use my referral code share.octopus.energy/cyan-skunk-332.
Enjoy your new MG - you won’t regret getting an EV 👍
(Maybe worth giving a location as people may be able to provide local recommendations for an installer)
A Zappi from myenergi?
It’s nice to see a ev to be different and to see mg back
Another great review, telling it like it is without the BS we get from some CZcamsrs.
I'm guessing you would get one if it had a bigger battery?
I put the deposit down back in May and should be getting one in the next couple of weeks.
What colour are you going for then? As delivery dates are by colour. Mines been placed in mid May and I'm 13th in the queue. Red Exclusive
@@vladzis Dynamic red Exclusive also. I placed my deposit direct with MG on May 24th and have chosen Chorley Group as the dealership. I'm 35th on list.
Great vid, good car, just the range. And that wouldn't be a problem if the chargers worked on the motorway.
I have a deposit down & test driving it on Monday. James & Kate are selling a Tesla model S for one & I’ve not found a single bad review by the motoring press. Rumours of rust issues have been resolved on the ICE ZS which has been on sale for over 2 yrs. I spoke with a ZS owner who had another MG prior who simply loves them both. I will be going over this car with a fine tooth comb before I continue with the purchase but right now it fits my needs & I was waiting for your review because you tell it as you see it. Thank you for your thoughts on it.
Why are you selling your model S if i may ask? MG looks nice but it seems like a quite a downgrade from S
Emberblack it’s not me who’s selling a model S it’s James & Kate, strangely they’ve done a live stream today picking up their MG. no mention as yet that they have traded it in. They’ve had use of MG ev for five days on top of a go at a press release, clearly they love the MG. They’re also very experienced long term EV bloggers
@@michaelsummers9579 Oh right sorry, havent heard of that channel before, gonna check them out
Emberblack Here you go. czcams.com/video/ydNexxfqlcQ/video.html
I think James and Kate have sold their Zoe to buy the MG, although it looks like they are selling the Model S as well
I’ve got rid of my leaf last year extended warranty renewal arrived £470 for a year, MG 7 year warranty
Jeepers a two year one for my V8 Lexus was £795 Inc Europe recovery for me and my missus in ANY car
I had a mg zt 190 for 10 years, loved that car, really missed it when I changed it to a Passat (now have a leaf mind). I wish this wasn’t a suv, I may have been interested then.
ZT such a stylish car. Although I drive a nissan patrol as daily car I cannot bring myself to part with my ZT 180.
Turn it into an MG MOKE
Great review! :)
Good review, I gave the MG a test drive and think you did a fairer assesment than some others.
When I was a lad in the 90's. "Your an Aldi shopper!" Used to be a schoolyard insult. 😄 Love the car, can't wait for mine to arrive. Great value, can't fault it.
Everyone now shops at Aldi. Ours always has a full car park.
Insults In schools near me was more about netto when they was around
good honest review, Lad.
Good review...I know you like your ales....hope you had an Old Speckled Hen later to celebrate :) (MG link)
Great review! Thank you. I must say MG Yorkshire version sounds better MG Aldi.
Do you like unemployment in Europe ?
Great they included a chrome bottle opener at the bottom of the steering wheel.
Any chance of info on any driving assist tech? Like adaptive cruise control etc, which in my opinion, should be standard on all new cars, especially for motorway driving.
Who ever thought piano black was a good idea on any product never mind a car? (Renault stop it).
Cable storage in the boot? Why do car manufactures do that? You have to get everything out to get to your cables.
Apart from that. Great.
Wonderful upbeat and informative video!
I really really like this car for its price point. I drove it for a week in Australia and loved it; apart from some of the software niggles and satnav mistakes. As a Tesla owner, I think the MG ZS EV is value-for-money and has features that even my Model S does not have such as the blindspot indicators on the wing mirrors, great all-round visibility, heated seats, and rear window wiper. Also, the 7-year full warranty is fantastic! I consider the MG ZS EV to be an ideal second EV for me; and I also recommend it to anyone who is considering an affordable family EV.
At a MG event recently they said if ordered now, you would get it this year. November or December I think. There was already thousands on the way with ship to Europe. But yeah some countries before others of course. They did also mention something about January though, cannot remember if it again was country wise or trim wise.
Confirmed delivery for mine here in Thailand is October 12th. Looking forward to running it off my solar. Cheap car, free fuel, what's not to like?
Happy journey Thai...
How is it so far? Good driving? Love to hear your first hand real user review.
Dear Paul, Whether your MG ZSEV has been delivered??? How is the ownership and driving exprience ?
Thailand is a big country with great distances, I live about 400 km from Bangkok but still we go there several times a year, seems like a problem to me.
That front grill opening wont last long, for sure
Very good review ,The Good/bad/ and ugly reviews are more informative,Who builds the drive train because if they are using top Quality Electric Motor they could be onto a winner.
I test drove the more basic Excite last Saturday (5th Oct 2019) and agree totally with this review. I ordered an Exclusive in red. I'll coming from a Nissan Quashqai+2 with a 2L diesel, about 6.5 years old and is a ten year old design. The MG is better in every way except maybe for the speakers on the MG being a bit weak (though I did drive the excite not the exclusive).
Snap Paul, my test drive was on 8th Oct, but I was one of the first 1000 orders...so cant wait for it to arrive......and I love the MG name after having several in the past. I also like smaller wheels and a comfy ride.....you can keep your 'rubber band tyres on huge wheels'.
"Fingerprints on the black plastic?" You ever been checked out for OCD lol :)
Nice review!
Think I’d go for the E-Niro, I’ve had two MG’s and both had head gasket issues!
(Joke)
Yeah those were made in England thats why Lol
I dont think batterys need head gaskets so you'll be fine 😜
@@antoniozerkhfaoui1918 None of my Rover 75s had head gasket problems. Now my Peugeot 405 on the other hand.....
@@janeswift9961 Snap. My 1991 Peugeot 405 had head gasket failure too, along with countless other issues. I won't buy French ever again...
I like how the MG emblem is the door handle
85 KW peak charging speed also - pretty good for the segment. Their marketing says 0-80% in 40 minutes from a 50kW charging point. Maybe 5-10 minutes faster on a 100+ kW charger.
So have you ordered one? As a fellow Yorkshire man I have put a deposit down. I'll see about getting some Yorkshire Edition decals.
I'm going to guess no he hasn't because of the range and it not being enough for him
@@haleroe9398 what is the range? He must have mentioned it in the video but I missed it?
@@bazahaza he didn't but when showing the menus it was fully charged and had 150 odd miles
@@haleroe9398 Thanks for that.
Yorkshire Edition Decals EY UP?
thanks for the review ... I'm going to have a serious look at the MG
Changing white stitching on black upholstery and loud wheel styling would make this an appealing little bus
You are on point. This is a great entry-level EV. Imagine those who can't afford a 30k EV but can buy a 20k and not get into financial trouble. If this car turns out to be reliable (good battery, no mechanical problems, etc), people who want to electric will definitely check this out and, thanks to the incentives, savings and, the most important, infrastructure, will have a great chance to close the deal. Way better than buy a used car for 20k.
The Chinese company that owns MG , makes a lot of other EV cars for some higher end car manufacturers.
It will come down to pure snobbery why some people won’t buy it.
But then again most EV drivers or at least the ones who have been on board the EV band wagon for years won’t care a bit about that .
Great effort and with out trying to sound too much like a certain German person “an EV for the people “
Sorry, Austrian person 😂
@@pusheen_playz7172 to be honest I thought you meant porche!
Who else do they make EV's for? Is it whole vehicles or just the drive train?
@@neddyl1225 from a quick Google they work with VW and GM.
Not sure what the partnership is, but most companies collaborate in bringing china only models to market.
They produce vehicles in their factory for the VW group and GM groups.
These are clearly not their designs but since when has a little thing like copywriter infringement stopped an ambitious Chinese mega company😂.
Also there is a video online of their RV battery facilities and they are state of the art .
When’s yours being delivered?
I'd love this car to come to the California market ...
Great review did you mention its 7 year warranty? So, are you going to buy one like James & Kate have?
Good review , my parents bought the diesel version and I thought a similar thing. A lot of car for the money, I wish they'd gone electric tho.
I was looking where you were on the test drive ,as i`m from york area. MG is the new Dacia (befoe they were accepted )
dacia is accepted? urgh
That's odd because there isn't a diesel version - only naturally aspirated 1.5 or Turbo 1.0 petrols.
Dacia are truly an appalling car. The Zs EV looks very good
Great new price but If its that good value wait 12 months and get at least 50% off second hand.
They will have sorted any issues under warranty by then. Now that's yorkshire value
Useful vid but what is it like for the different types of charging?
i love my nissan leaf. the best car i've ever owned and totally liberated me to drive when i want to and where i want to. no cost worries to bother about.
Yorkshire EV edition.... surely the the e-UP :-)
Thankyou for a very interesting review. Apart from the range, how would you compare this to the top spec Kona which now costs £18000 more than the MG. Granted, £4000 or so of this could be put down to the smaller battery in the MG, but that still leaves £14000 in the comparison.
Electric car manufacturers are ripping us off (apart from MG) thinking they can add cost because the buyer saves on fuel.
Thanks, your review is pretty much how I feel about this EV.
One thing that I've noticed when the MG ZS is parked next to other makes of cars, is that from the outside it's visibly narrower and inside the rear seat is not really suitable for 3 peeps unlike it's SUV rivals, but for 4 it has plenty of leg and headroom.
No rear centre head rest though. Which might be a safety concern.
Paul Goffin Agreed, however this is not really suitable for 3 adults in the rear. The lack of centre head restraint has a couple of advantages:
1) Better rear visibility for the driver.
2) Better for an older child sat in the middle because their head is too low to use one and therefore would need removing anyway.
As a Tesla owner, I think this is a good and needed offering for the EV buyer. It won’t steal any sales from Tesla because they are not in the same class. Buyers of this car were not going to buy a Tesla because of the Tesla price. The MG does support Tesla’s motto of moving the world to sustainable transportation. I hope to see tons of these on the road.
If they made a LHD version with a 60kwh battery I would buy one. Mind you, I have owned Skodas for the last 7 years, and shop at Lidl.
Then your in luck sir skoda have one of the best mqb ev’s coming next year based on the id3 but with a better look all round
They do make LHD versions, China drives on the wrong side of the road and the ZS EV has just launched in Europe. 45kWh battery though.
Paul Goffin available in france?
@@antwnpowell Available in Holland. So in the EU, yes. TeslaBjorn has done a video that explains more. (But it's less extensive than EVM's )
@@paulgoffin8054 Thanks, I ask, because I live in France and to get the €6000 euro discount, it is simpler to buy it from a French dealer.
Some info on range and charging times would have been nice
Yeah, a professional would’ve done that!
@@ElectricVehicleMan he's right y'know!!
quoted 163 wltp... 230 city (MG) .... 44.5 kWh usable battery...
shame some ppl cant google
@@nc3826 not a lot of point in watching a review video then
Exiting stuff!
As always a great video. What's the rapid charge time to 80% like?
And to answer my own question the brochure says 80% in 40 minutes.
@@garysmith5858 Planet Auto video on this shows about that too in real world, they tested car for a week and did a 300+ mile journey with it.
I do like it and it’s price but saving for the model 3.
Model 3 has amazing tech, but the quality of the interior is no better than this MG (IMO) - I wasn't impressed with the fit and finish...
@@user-lp8ur5qn3o plastics felt a bit cheap and scratchy, interior design was pretty dull, the little storage bins in the middle felt badly weighted (the flip top lids)
It's a bit like they made this absolutely amazing bit of technology and then tried to build a car around it, rather than building a good car and then putting good tech into it. Put it this way, I've sat it nicer cockpits in cheaper cars - But hey, just my opinion
Put review in the title! It will make a difference to the numbers.
Hi! Great review!!
Hyundai quotes the usable battery in their spec sheet right? Can you tell me how much the usable battery in the MG is? In comparison to kona 39.2 kwh, would you consider this a better car?
They cost the same in my country. I know MG has more space and is practical, but that is not a priority for me.
Thanks a lot!
It's going to prove very popular, especially at this price ! good looking bit of kit, and yes looks like the Mazda and Volvo, but that's not a bad thing is it ?
Reminds me of the Mazda CX-5
What about the most important specs? Range, charging options, max fastcharging power and charging curve? Just saying it has a CCS port doesn't really say much. EVs today are no longer cars for "just around town" - so these things matter.
Customer deliveries are starting now 'Oct' so there'll be some real world motoring and charging info soon .
Agree a bit thin on those important details but he did say “same as 40kw leaf” so real-world that’s 150 miles summer down to about 120 miles winter.
Good and fair review. Thanks. The top of the range model is an absolute bargain.
It looks very interesting just a question on my mind I have seen some people questioning the warranty and service support provided. Do you have a view on this area?
I've had a MG6 for 5 years and it's been excellent however dealers and MG themselves haven't been the best.
This for me is my only negative of owning a modern MG. Hopefully things get better as they get more dealers and sell more cars.
It wouldn't stop me buying another MG. Hope that helps
I have a deposit down, and I am kicking myself for not going for this trim! and I shop at Aldi
Amazing value interior seems good enough to me the new MG's are really taking off now
Do you like unemployment in Europe ?