Budget Tesla Model 3 Performance Rival | 2024 MG4 X Power Review

For $60,000 AUD you can get a 430hp, 600Nm, AWD electric performance hatch from MG. It can hit 0-100km/h in just 3.8 seconds too! It's an enticing option if you're not looking to spend $100,000 on a performance EV alternative. But is it a good performance car?

[@mannbat]

Worth mentioning is only the MG4 Excite51 has an LFP battery. The rest are NMC if you care about that sort of thing.
Also Driving Enthusiast tested the 0-100 at 3.82s, so it seems to hold up to the manufacturers claims 👍

[@user-rm1vc6vt4i]

Agree didn’t use launch control

[@MrDos22]

Super excited to get mine on the driveway next Friday!!! 1st EV

[@ProductReviewCars]

Yeww! Keen to hear what you think of it. Feel free to drop your own review on our site, ProductReview.com.au

[@mattyoz0]

Did you use launch control? what was the battery level? That 0-100 was terrible.

[@OlavAlexanderMjelde]

doesent really look like a 3P competitor, seems to be more in the crossover class?

[@ProductReviewCars]

It's weirdly in between. It's more the fact it's a compact sized EV with plenty of power, usually reserved for the likes of a Tesla Model 3.

[@OlavAlexanderMjelde]

​ @ProductReviewCars the Model 3 Performance is a very low to the ground EV which does corners great, drives great on track, has track mode etc.
So its not really a rival I would say, the 0-60 times of the 3 Performance isnt the most impressive thing about it, its how it goes around bends.
Not meaning that the MG4X is a bad car, but its a different kind of car. I would more compare it to Volvo XC30 or something like that.