I suggest you ask this in another thread so we can keep this on topic. (The answer will be (b)Is the advantage of having LED headlamps power saving, or better lights, or of course both?
I suggest you ask this in another thread so we can keep this on topic. (The answer will be (b)Is the advantage of having LED headlamps power saving, or better lights, or of course both?
I would quite like to know how much power it would save as well.Is the advantage of having LED headlamps power saving, or better lights, or of course both?
Why not go the whole hog and have a heated garage on each one, to drive into and charge.If this is just about heating to enable rapid charging, I appreciate MG could provide a solution for this (ie battery warmer), however as this effects all EV’s would a better solution not be to have heated pads installed in front of charge points?
These could could be temperature triggered (ie ambient temp drops below 5 degrees turn heater on), would be much more energy efficient (after all we’ve gone electric to be green), it would be a much cheaper retrofit to add pad to chargers than to add heaters to cars, and lastly it would benefit all EV car drivers.
If on the other hand a heated battery gives longer distance as well as allowing better rapid charge then I’m all for it ?
Doesn’t get cold enough, just how cold does it need to get. Up here in the north east of Scotland we have had temps in the past heading into the -20’s region, surely anyone is going to describe that as cold enough???I have booked my car in for a week on Friday to have this update.
Horsham Car Center will update the car at a cost, but it’s not really recommended for our market as it doesn’t get cold enough!
As I’ve suffered from #coldgate a few times, I disagree.
I bet you cant, as that would be thinking outside the MG box ?I wonder, can you run the battery heather while connected to the charger at home? That way the battery is nice and warm before leaving in the mornings