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Thanks for the answer.

For the sake of balance, I own an MG ZS 1.5 Exclusive petrol vehicle that was purchased in 2018 for slightly less than £17,000 and it does not show the external temperature nor does it warn me of low temperature. The temperature display was only available on the 2019 EV model of the ZS in the...

Apparently one pedal driving mode is a thing with the newly released MY24 models. Props go to...

Are these not checked in the PDI like when seat belts are checked during an MOT? Otherwise how would the garage know that they can release a safe car?

The pictures are from an eBay listing so please feel free to use them. BTW, the radar module is the little black rectangle under the number plate. This needs to be recalibrated if the bumper is removed.

Or falling that. just get a large printed sign with the words "Flap open" and place it under a windscreen wiper so that the text is displayed on the inside of the car.

Do you think that someone can fashion up a red flag mechanism similar to what was was previously used in a taxi meter? The red flag will poke its head above the bonnet line so that it is a reminder that the charge port is open. When the charger flap is opened, the red flag pops up owing to a...

Wow, one of a kind!

SAIC = Stupid Arsed Incompetent Corporation?

If you have legal cover as part of your home insurance then you are likely to be covered by this under their policy.

Name something on an ICE vehicle which would cost in the region of £9k to repair? This is something that owners of EV vehicles have to be aware of. I wasn't criticizing Renault for the fault but more of the fact that some 2nd or 3rd owner of the car is going to end up with a large headache if...

It's more of a fact that if/when the warranty does expire, such a large repair would make the car uneconomical to repair.

Maybe the car was rushed to market so some research was cut short? SAIC did say that the MG4 was going to be a game changer car for them.

Is this just a case of go big (BANG!) or go home? I would feel sorry for anyone who had a car that needed £9k repairs.

What's to say that MG's latest fix for the oil leak isn't going to be based on this type of design?

Further to my own Home insurance policy with Aviva, faulty motor vehicles are covered under their legal cover; This would be one avenue worth pursuing if you are covered by a home insurance policy.

I personally don't see that blaise attitude working for MG Motor UK on anyone who is willing to buy an MG Cyberster/MGC considering that they are talking about selling it above £40,000.

If you have home insurance with legal cover, perhaps this would fall under their faulty goods coverage? https://www.comparethemarket.com/home-insurance/content/home-insurance-with-legal-expense-cover/

This sounds like beyond what is possible with the current people in charge of SAIC in China. Some car manufacturers have an EV boost feature: https://www.kbb.com/car-advice/what-is-ev-boost-button/