No, but I did get 5.3kWh showing on the dash the other day and that included some M'way driving, so in theory that would have been possible!Has anybody ever actually managed 250+ real world miles from one charge?
Oops, I meant m/kWh...No, but I did get 5.3kWh showing on the dash the other day and that included some M'way driving, so in theory that would have been possible!
It all depends on driving style , type of roads driven and weather etc. They may get complaints but actionable ones ...less so . 300 miles is definitely achievable in the Long Range versionI wonder why MG advertise 300+ miles on their website with the new MG5 SE, just asking for complaints
Oh so you have achieved 250+ miles from a single charge? I’ve not picked up my LR 5 yet so I’m just trying to understand the limitations of the mileage. I’m aiming for 200 miles from a single chargeIt all depends on driving style , type of roads driven and weather etc. They may get complaints but actionable ones ...less so . 300 miles is definitely achievable in the Long Range version
200 from LR should be fine though there are, of course, many variables involved, outside temperature being one of the most significant. It's very much on our side at the moment but be prepared for that to change as it gets colder where 200 might be tighter for you. The dash shows a historical economy and I've got that showing at 3.9 (SR preFL) which includes last winter so probably a reasonable average overallOh so you have achieved 250+ miles from a single charge? I’ve not picked up my LR 5 yet so I’m just trying to understand the limitations of the mileage. I’m aiming for 200 miles from a single charge
Haha. Well good luck.I've got a 200 mile trip to Manchester Airport today probably could make it in one go , but I'll be topping up along the way . The consumption will mostly take a hit on the motorway so Super Chicken will come out again![]()
I pick up my 5 soon, can’t wait. I have a 200 mile round trip to see a friend booked in for end of September. I feel like I might try my luck see if I can do it on one charge.. what’s the worst that can happen? lol
Motorway at 70mph will shorten range. I generally set ACC at about 65-68 and range is around 200-225 miles. If weather warm it is more e.g. one trip in temps over 20 stopped to charge after 155 miles, still had 34% SOC. Recent trip home 215 miles arrived with SOC 11%. Both instances had AC on all the way.I've got a 200 mile trip to Manchester Airport today probably could make it in one go , but I'll be topping up along the way . The consumption will mostly take a hit on the motorway so Super Chicken will come out again![]()
I normally set motorway speed to 60 ish ( if you can achieve that around BrumMotorway at 70mph will shorten range. I generally set ACC at about 65-68 and range is around 200-225 miles. If weather warm it is more e.g. one trip in temps over 20 stopped to charge after 155 miles, still had 34% SOC. Recent trip home 215 miles arrived with SOC 11%. Both instances had AC on all the way.
In winter with heater on range will be considerably less. AC uses little power, with a full tank it takes about 10 miles off the GOM but at the end of journey when you switch it off it gives you some back.
Here in Leeds, wherever I want to go 'long distance' there's no choice but motorway.
As you say there are always slow parts on the M'ways which helps. I find 65mph very relaxing, fast enough to pass lorries and not much slower than everyone else.I normally set motorway speed to 60 ish ( if you can achieve that around Brum) . Flight's not until tomorrow so there's no rush
We flew out of Manchester last month and used the Drop and Go parking (not meet and greet) and how good was that. Will deffo be using that again.I normally set motorway speed to 60 ish ( if you can achieve that around Brum) . Flight's not until tomorrow so there's no rush
MG5 SR pre facelift with datasheet max of 217 miles range. After a ~ 190 mile trip, done on a single charge, the total of miles done plus GOM predicted miles left was 240. I've achieved similar values on other comparable runs. Well happy.Has anybody ever actually managed 250+ real world miles from one charge?
Has anybody ever actually managed 250+ real world miles from one charge?