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I think driving style and speed are the other major factors, if you need maximum range. With me this is only relevant on a few occasions a year.....the rest of the time, drive unrestricted and enjoy the cars features. ;)...my solar panels take care of all our energy needs...so that's all fine.

I cant wait for it to come out in the UK......I'll be first in the queue..... So when they come out, if anyone is looking for a good low mileage Red car, waxoyled from new, always garaged and well cared for ....at about £17 K ......it will be available. ;)

About time! I must say I am constantly amazed by the attitude of the Australian governments attitude to EV's. For such a young country, they should be thinking more about the future of their young citizens, rather than digging up vast quantities of coal! :mad:

Somebody mentioned 'diversions"...in our many trips driving 155 miles back and forth to Norfolk, it's never been a problem. However, on Wednesday, about mid day, driving back to Derby, we had two long diversions due to two serious accidents.....neither diversion properly signed...we ended...

I've never worried abut the %. My GOM range is all I need. It's 178 miles when full, in eco with everything switched off. It has proved very very accurate over the last 18months.

I have recently seen (on the A52) a ZS EV driving with its flap open....but by the time I'd 'processed' the info, it was well passed me before could react and warn the driver.

I'd upgrade to a bigger battery ...in a heartbeat.....

We did stop for a break, we also had some slow road works..the rest of the time we kept up with the traffic. It normally takes 3 1/2 hours without a stop anyway. There is very little dual carriageway on this trip. It was early morning so not too hot, the car was not a bit stuffy with the...

Just completed by latest long trip. The GOM was indicating 40 miles 'spare' right from the start....very impressed with its accuracy. Derby to Norfolk via A52, A17, A47. Traffic nice and steady.....no air con...sunroof cracked open. A good trip...car heavily loaded, so very pleased with its...

It looks lovely (y)

I will be doing my regular 155 mile trip to Norfolk tomorrow.....(for me) speed is definitely the key. I never exceed 60 and try for less. Regen 3, Economy mode, sunroof / windows cracked open, minimum use of ACC.

Good tip that......not just for the MG.

Same here.....just to add insult to injury, my X1 developed an intermittent fault, just as I had it for sale.......I ended having to spend £1,300 to have a new computer fitted! I love my MG but would like a little bit more range.

If you have the outside temp displayed on your main screen .....they you already have the comfort 2 upgrade installed. I had to pay for mine over a year ago...but it was worth it to get get rid of the unnecessary BONGS!

Looks very nice. :) I've been thinking about the window tints and weather shields got a long time now, just not got around to it yet.

Ive always found my GOM predictions to be very good.

Congratulations....

Mine would have been full...170 + every time I open the door. Just my method, Ive got a "petrol pump" at home and use it all the time:)

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You may have had a problem with a following police car doing a random check?