Content by Tuareg in December, 2025

I had noisy brakes whem using them in reverse moving slowly. Liberal application of brake cleaner on the calipers and into the pads/pin area cured the issue.

a couple of weeks ago I had software updates applied to my car on the advice of MG after I had booked my car in for it's first service. However, MG suggested that I book a second appointment for software updates. This was carried out before my service date (which will take place in January)...

Which is quite a bit less than 1gb per month

In Maltese, "gemgem" isn't a standard word but a term used for people who grumble or complain, especially workers who were paid by the British but disliked their tasks, meaning someone who is always whining or reluctant, like "jagħli għax jisbaħ" (boiling because it's dawn). The word for a...

Never had an issue and my car is 10 months old. Maps & radio are all through wireless phone android, works a treat.

Ukraine is classified as in their Eastern European market by MG, software releases maybe different to central European market.

Yep, the Chinese are spying on everyone :ROFLMAO:

Not really, hugely wealth and beautiful driving roads and next door is Italy, Austria, France....more beautiful driving roads.

I bought one from Lidl a few weeks ago, powered by a rechargeable battery used across their range of Parkside tools. Excellent product, was only €24.99, very robust, have a bunch of parkside tools so already had a couple of batteries.

19.92 kWh in 2hrs 51mins, so an average of 6.9 kW and that's including power throttling due to the load balancer managing devices such as washing machine and pool pump cutting in during charging. Very happy with that.

There are arrows on the plastic sill that identify the jacking point. These line up exactly with the jacking hole points sealed with a rubber protection cap. The pucks simply add more protection than placing the jack on the seam weld. Many cars have the positioning holes for jacking pucks...

Not yet but they fit perfectly, don't see any problem. They were advertised as being suitable for the MG4.

I have a set of these pads which fit perfectly in these holes when the rubber cap is removed.

If nothing else such as pool pump, washing machine, dish washer etc is running, I regularly see 7.0 sometimes 7.1 through the Wallbox app when charging.

Why didn't you just take the dust boot that you bought to the originl dealer and ask them to fit it? No need to buy any special tools and keeps your warranty intact.

I have no real interest in OTA updates, just relaying wht was said here

My mechanic also mentioned that OTA will be coming for the current MG4 while it was in for software updates yesterday.

Had my Xpower software updated today, IT to R67 plus a bunch of sub modules. Great service, called me up last week to say they could do it today, took about 2 hours.

Made an 80km (50miles) drive in my Xpower this morning, exactly 20% consumed.

Troll? - surely not!

tough old life lol.

yawn

you are correct

That's what insurance is for.

My key doesn't work when more than about 2m from the car, which is fine for me.

I have seat covers fitted to my Xpower. So far, 7000kms in just under a year. Took a look under the front seat covers and the originals look brand new, no creasing, no 'polishing', same as when I picked the car up from the sealer on day one. Seat covers definetely work and here we have a few...

Do you get this in the UK?: SAIC Motor-CP and MG Sales (Thailand), manufacturer and distributor of MG cars in Thailand, has announced an extended lifetime warranty for four MG models as part of the brand's 100th anniversary. The four models are the new MG4 Electric, MG Maxus 9, MG Maxus 7 and...

I replaced a gel battery in one of my motorcycles more than 4 years ago with a LifePo. Bike starts like new today, no issues whatsoever. I'll definitely be replacing my MG4 battery with a LiFePo when the time comes. No brainer.

Insurance here was exactly the same for the SE/Trophy/Xpower.