Before going to the expense of changing speakers, there's a setting you can adjust called 3D sound where the options are front, or front and rear, or off. That might improve the sound in the back so try that first.
Because the battery in the HS PHEV doesn't support fast or rapid charging, charging it to 100% is fine and driving it down to 0% is also fine. The battery will never be totally empty even though it may show 0% as the car keeps some in reserve. Fully electric vehicles (BEVs) recommend only...
31-32 miles seems to be the standard EV range for the PHEV in the UK. The Australia/New Zealand version must have a slightly bigger battery. The standard electric range with a full charge for us is 62km, approx 38.5 miles.
Braking, i.e. putting your foot on the brake pedal does not in itself recharge the battery, in fact it would decrease the amount of charge going back to the battery because you are manually slowing the car down using the brake pads rather than allowing the car to decelerate on its own...
Your English is very good, no need to say sorry.
The MG Pilot system is covered in pages 237 to 241 of the English manual but you probably have the German manual so search the index for MG Pilot, it may be around the same page numbers as the english one. Basically MG pilot is a group of...
Have you tried the headlamp levelling adjustment setting as on pages 51 and 52 of the manual? I have mine set on level 0 and I find the headlights perfectly fine.
Yes you can. The domestic mains power supply in Australia is 240V AC, 50Hz. Standard 3-pin earthed power outlets are rated at 10 amps, so as long as your extension cord can handle 10 amps there's no problem. I'm in Australia too and have been doing that for over a year. The extension cord does...
Not like Tesla does, no. The HS PHEV has a system called "MG Pilot" but this is not auto pilot. See page 237 of the user manual, it explains what MG Pilot does:
The assistant technology used in the MG Pilot system cannot replace the driver’s judgment on the road and traffic conditions. The...
The Thailand cars have a sim card in them. Other countries versions do not. The sim card is needed for the app to connect. No sim card, no app, simple as that.
Of course. That's why the HS PHEV is so cheap to buy. If it had all the bells and whistles that other electric cars have then it would cost a lot more to buy one than it currently does.
The range is only an estimate based on your recent driving style. For example, if you have been recently driving using the ICE in stop start traffic or at slower vehicle speeds, you'd be using lower gears more often, therefore higher engine revs per minute (rpm) so the car would estimate a...
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