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After some time, the MG goes into a deep sleep mode. So, if you want to know the battery status, most likely the connection has already been lost.

True. But many of us will only hear the car has been updated to R67, without informing the owners they also installed a bunch of other updates. Such as modules improving LKA. If you complained about it...

True. From what I read, only r67 will do the trick. But whether it fixes the radio, or whether it does recognize all lane markers on European soil.. I doubt it.

That is what they say..

Impressive cost effectiveness ! Do you also have the average speed?

Unless you abuse a car you will never destroy wheel bearings yourself. Either they were bad to begin with, or the mechanics failed.

My Pirellis are not quite budget... But at least I got four proper tyres and in the end, after proper adjustment of the steering column. Little rumble and trumble now and then (e.g. when tyres are cold). But if I go back to where it came from, I must say it is pleasure steering this car. Mind...

This happened with mine as well. The original tyres were chinese Bridgestones. I put Pirellis on it and now it is no longer an issue. Although I still experience the steering unit as 'sensitive'.

What does LKA have to do with FCA?

I understand. Is the car bought in Portugal?

This isn't true. Cars in Netherlands and Germany have received R67. This is your dealer trying to fool you. Well, the KIA EV4 only has two updates for free. You pay and you can get more...

Correct. Another difference is the third headrest on phase 2 cars. Missing here.

I would suggest to try custom mode. You may want to use eco for the throttle to dampen the response, but leave the breaks in sports mode if you prefer that. I use throttle in eco, brakes in normal and steering in sports mode.

But that option is linked to the navi. Why hit the drumms if I don't use navi?

School zones is one reason. And many others. Even with navigation off they will 'boing'. There are spots on the motor way where it boings and I really do not know why it does so. I ignore it.

69? You mean 67?

As I said, very nice!

Very nice. But you do have to know how to do this. And you run the risk of losing the warranty. Maybe something if the warranty has ended.

I'm in NL too. I'm about to book the second year check up soon.

No kidding! 404 euro is even more than they advertise, despite the blades. I fear you paid for the updates. The behaviour of the car finding free space is something I experience as well. And Emergency braking not activating is recognizable. Something else: do you happen to take a road with...