Recent content by MG4JP

Does this mean it's my turn to go in and have a chat with MG, then...?

I find that whole menu to be quite glitchy and unreliable, unfortunately.

Congratulations on the new car, Clive! Will be following your findings closely. Quick question: shouldn't it have a black roof, being the Extended Range version?

First post updated, with March's data*: PeriodDistance (km)Efficiency (kWh/100km) March 2026194515.4 (4.03 mi/kWh) Current overall combined efficiency, after 34,740 km: 15.4 kWh/100km (4.03 mi/kWh). *Decided to leave out Average Speed and Up Time going forward, as I believe they end up...

A "concept that previews" the MG2 will be unveiled at GFS. I'm not holding my breath.

One of the first replies to this thread was exactly regarding the average speeds shown, and this was my answer (to @NLMGSAN) at the time: This answer still stands today. The only type of driving that I'll do that I consider slow is when doing long-ish journeys on the motorway - in those...

First post updated, with February's data: PeriodDistance (km)Efficiency (kWh/100km)Average Speed (km/h)Up Time February 2026136316.0 (3.88 mi/kWh) 3538:14 Current overall combined efficiency, after 32,795 km: 15.4 kWh/100km (4.03 mi/kWh).

In my case, the high consumption is due to the heating being on. I've discussed here before how much this eats away the battery. Most of my mileage is urban and I never go above 100km/h on the motorway anyway.

I was very surprised to see various new facelifted MG4's being unloaded this morning from a truck, here at my local MG dealer (it's near the place where I work). Saw a couple of new colours and also noticed that the 18'' aluminium wheels are new and looked very nice from a glance (the cars did...

First post updated, with January's data: PeriodDistance (km)Efficiency (kWh/100km)Average Speed (km/h)Up Time January 2026143418.7 (3.32 mi/kWh)3243:39 Current overall combined efficiency, after 31,432 km: 15.4 kWh/100km (4.03 mi/kWh)

First and foremost, Happy New Year, everyone! First post updated, with December's data: PeriodDistance (km)Efficiency (kWh/100km)Average Speed (km/h)Up Time December 2025237017.1 (3.63 mi/kWh)4551:50 Current overall combined efficiency, after 30,024 km: 15.2 kWh/100km (4.08 mi/kWh)...

I'm not entirely sure I'm getting what you're trying to say, especially because you refer to "Continental PremiumContact" in general. As far as I know, there are at least two versions of the PremiumContact: the numbered ones ("5", "6", etc.) and then there's the "C". I can buy both the numbered...

By far, the car outperforms the tyre in that regard. I can agree with that, but only up to a point. Maybe I'm just being naif, but I wasn't expecting a well-known brand delivering such bad tyres, worst than unbranded ones. And I do question if the bad reputation the brands get for this is worth...

And yet it was you who brought it up. ;) Well, you can buy them in Europe, that's for sure.

Sure, of course. But it's much more than just that: these are downright terrible, regardless of the brand or origin. There are Chinese branded tyres out there much better than these ones (and costing 1/3 of the price). Again, these tyres have no place in such a car and no serious tyre brand...