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I was full sure - must've been my previous car ! Anyway I put my lights on manually most of the time

Always switch 'the engine' off before plugging in the charge cable. Once it's in and working then start the car to use heater/music etc.

I have found that I need to stop charging first and then I can turn on the heater

You can change the sensitivity - somewhere in the menu - if I find it I'll post back

My app allows timed charging Click on the battery icon in the main app view Then top right icon - Charging Setting

Indeed - but I have to press it twice to turn off (for some odd reason) and the highest speed indicator possible shows as 70 instead of 120 kph (Car set to Kilometers)

Yes you can turn it off but you have to turn it off every time you start.

Not sure if you have a phone that has unlimited data - well I do - so I use the Google Play app called 'Radio' - then I can listen to any radio station - currently I'm listening to Norwegian stations - it works fine except if I'm out of data coverage on the mobile.

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I normally turn it off in the menu - speed - but it takes 2 presses to do so.

What charging times are set on the phone app ?

I love it on mine - it's like a whale sound !😂

Ever since I started to turn off the 'Start' button I have had no problems beginning charging - after it starts then I push the 'Start' again without the foot on the brake to bring the radio back on.

A Car Speedometer can not be any more accurate than a GPS System - In fact it's about 10% slower - The European GPS System - Gallileo is accurate down to centimeters for mapping. Here is a video that explains accuracy. My main concern is avoiding speeding tickets !

You should ignore the 'exactness' of the speedometer and use a GPS/Waze/Google Maps for more accurate speed readings. The car speedometer is only a guide and almost always has a lower reading.

Vehicle to Load (V2L) is not connecting a 12V DC to 230 AC 'Sine wave' converter. V2L is a plug in to the front where you charge up the car - at the end of the cable is a 13A 3 Pin Socket I use mine to make tea on a long journey or if we are having a picnic - with a low wattage kettle. You...

This is for a right hand drive car - your left hand one should be a mirror image. Yes, this is for a different MG but the MG5 EV OBD port is in the same place

I find that if the lights are set at 'AUTO' then the icon shows on the screen and the auto full/dip works but if you turn on the lights manually to headlamps - during the day for example - then the auto will not show/work.

I've the same issue - and it's annoying - You can not make any changes or do anything else but use the phone - maybe it's a built in bluetooth limitation - I don't know - I thought that it would be resolved in the software but maybe not enough of us tell the company about it.

It doesn't recognise 120kph either and puts in 70 instead which I assume is mph It'll need to recognise 30kph soon in towns