The "Coffee Cup" alert.

[Ian Key]

Do you know how to turn it off please?

On the MG4 tap the car icon on the right of the infotainment screen, MG Pilot tab, scroll down and switch Driver attention warning system to off.

It resets to on every time you start the car.

 

[ReintjeWA]

Do you know how to turn it off please?

The little orange coffee cup warning symbol continued to flash and the audible 'bong' continued until my wife googled it and found that it was related to a setting in the MG Pilot. When the Driver Alertness monitor was turned off the coffee cup and audio alert stopped.

It's in the post you quoted, but keep in mind this is for an MG4, and your profile states you're driving a ZS Hybrid+ so may not apply to your car.

 

[numblittlebug97]

On the MG4 tap the car icon on the right of the infotainment screen, MG Pilot tab, scroll down and switch Driver attention warning system to off.

It resets to on every time you start the car.

Thank you

 

[numblittlebug97]

It's in the post you quoted, but keep in mind this is for an MG4, and your profile states you're driving a ZS Hybrid+ so may not apply to your car.

Thank you, sorry missed that bit. It's the same thankfully

 

[HPMD]

On the MG4 tap the car icon on the right of the infotainment screen, MG Pilot tab, scroll down and switch Driver attention warning system to off.

It resets to on every time you start the car.

How can I deactivate permanently- my coffee cup. Starts beeping before it reach the end if my drive 20 metres. I fund it a hindrance and dangerous

 

[ReintjeWA]

How can I deactivate permanently- my coffee cup. Starts beeping before it reach the end if my drive 20 metres. I fund it a hindrance and dangerous

This is the MG4 forum, on the MG4 it cannot be disabled permanently. Perhaps ask for advise in the ZS Hybrid forum for a better response.

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Although if it keeps coming back on it is most likely the same as the MG4 and a requirement for a high NCAP star rating. Which means there is nothing we can do about it.

 

[pjmmk]

It's nannying gone mad. Anybody that needs the car to tell them when they're tired shouldn't be on the road.

 

[fnegroni]

It's nannying gone mad. Anybody that needs the car to tell them when they're tired shouldn't be on the road.

You might grumble about the car’s cheeky 'take a break' alerts, but let’s face it—a sudden nod off is no laughing matter. Some of us don’t even realize we’re exhausted until it’s too late, so I'd rather get a sassy nudge before I unknowingly drift off at the wheel.