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Driving at that speed on motorways just gives fuel to the anti EV crowd, bad enough the stuff they make up! without actually backing up some of the nonsense the say.

All the videos I've seen include a fob shaped like the car and a card

The issue is definitely with your car it should stay at 80% when you set it

You really need to read @JonnyG post as the deal he posted is considerably cheaper, hence why he compared it to his X power in the first place, as I said

A couple of points if you look @JonnyG post you will see it is an ID7 gtx that was posted so there is no comparison with the IM5 short range as it is 4 wheel drive goes faster, further and accelerates faster than the standard range so the comparison would be the long range and even then that...

It's really poorly implemented on the mg4, I have access to and drive regularly 3 different EVs and the wife's MG4 is the only one with issues on any of the safety systems

Yeah my understanding was always it was the total of the (deal payments, GFV and your deposit added together) then 50% of that. So in most cases probably some time after the 3 year mark on a 4 year PCP deal. So as the example for an MGS5 below. 50% is £17351.08 minus the customer £1700 deposit...

In which case as I said they have some good discounts but it's not everyone that has £40k lying around and if the don't they need to be wary of their expensive finance deals which is why I showed the two examples. £11k discount on an IM6 long range is a great deal for people in the same...

Agree, the only way early termination impacts your credit score is if you make a habit of it otherwise it's part of your consumer rights

Only less expensive if you buy cash or finance yourself, as I've said their headline price is great but if you use their own finance it's more expensive. IM6 Long range MG finance cheaper with the same £1000 customer deposit 10000 miles a year over 4 years, despite the massive £11k discount. MG...

They GFV is really low as well (£15700ish) for a long range IM5 compared to £19600 odd from MG.

Spot on MG Affinity is a perfect case in point. Normal MG finance apr 0% deals or 2.9% with less of a deposit (both really good deals) Use MG Affinity and it's 6.9% the affinity discount still makes it worthwhile similar scenario with pre reg cars

One thing we can guarantee with buying a brand new EV is it will lose a good whack of cash Depending on how much you put down as a deposit on PCP you can also probably guarantee you will lose most if not all of that also. Yes you can hand it back if it ends up in negative equity at the end of...

New car discount always has higher apr rates, good discount if you are a cash buyer or using your own sourced finance

Both cars smaller than the IM5 always worth remembering the polestar 2 was never a ground up EV, I believe it still has a rear raised central tunnel (like an ice car) so impacts room for the middle passenger although it has continually evolved and now has very efficient motors. Cracking deals...

There in is the issue it might be the only car in the house.

It's definitely a small boot for the size! As I've said previous and you have mentioned it's other drivers/passengers you have to worry about in car parks. I've been in some extremely tight multi storey carparks and they felt tight in the Born nevermind a near 5 m long car. Private airport car...

You are right MG IM5 standard range 8000 miles £1100 upfront, £380 a month

Ncap with an inadvertent release. MG S6 pictures before MG has even put them out...

Thinking about it more, see what you started! Battery technology is coming on leaps and bounds but for me it seems that taking the easier route for manufacturers is to chuck bigger and bigger batteries in big cars but you end up with massive heavy cars! It may appear I'm picking on the IMs but...