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I don't understand, you want to fix the airbags and the security system around them yourself??

I'm sorry to be the typical it-support "have you tried to turn it off and turn it on again?" kind of guy :D but are you confident that you always as the first thing after entering the driver's seat have the brake pedal pushed firmly? Then pressing the start button and wait for the plings and...

No. The GDPR refers to personally identifiable data. There is no such thing regarding the battery's charging condition.

No personal experience. Logic dictates that it should be less difficult than a diesel because your car has more torque, and doesn't eat of the thinner air. Perhaps there's something in the manual about steeper slopes or the like?

I love how "intermittently apply the brake pedal" and "DO NOT continually pump the brake pedal" leaves a lot to interpretation...

Is it included in the car's specs? I don't think so, but I can't remember.

I don't think I have used speed limiting, it's always cruise control. The downside with the pilot is that it's lazy... it can easily climb several km/h over the set speed, and it does very little to get back in the legal zone again.

Yes, I'm using that too. Doesn't feel very intuitive though. But maybe I should just accelerate head on when parking, waiting for the Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) system to kick in :ROFLMAO:

Yes :cool: I think it is a wrong place to save money, but MG did not think it necessary to install proximity alert in the front.

They are not sturdy. I just had my MG garage replace it when they changed the tiers. It didn't cost much.

I regularly drive our car for automated car washes, and I do it the same way as with petrol and diesel cars in the past – except that I opt out of underbody washing, it can be done permanently in the app of the chain I use. There are pros and cons to car wash machines as with everything else...

If that's the place where it's bought, you should send a letter giving them 10 working days to provide a firm and reasonable time frame to get the car running effortlessly, or take it back and reimburse you.

Unless you did a lot of traveling in less than two years, or you in the mafia 😉, the seats should definitely not look like that. Our older car, different brand and model obviously, does not have any tear at any of seven seats traveling 333.000 km with a family of six plus dog! I would claim the...

How old?

If it's not in the manual, trust the kids to find the answer online 😅 We still have a dinosaur car with manual gears, it's very peculiar to use it after just a week in the ZS. It takes a few minutes for hands and feet to get back in routine. On the plus side, it's so slow that I don't have to...

They need the key, though. If you think the brake pedal combo is a safeguard, you haven't met my kids 😂

Yes, I also thought there was something wrong with the car until I learned - and remembered - to press down the brake pedal before pressing the start button. The different modes of "on" is confusing, I think, and seem somewhat redundant. But maybe it makes sense in Chinese. In dinosaur cars and...

Different in different markets, maybe?

Hi GG, Thank you for sharing. Still new at this so tips like these are always welcome. I've set up my next across the country EV journey in ABRP, that works with live driving days from an OBD2 scanner. I don't know if Google maps has that yet, but since Android Auto can juggle more apps, I can...

Hi @therooster I came from diesel manual shift to electric. The smoothness of transition from stand still to whatever speed is astounding. When new, you'll probably need to feel a full on acceleration more than a couple of times :) but then you'll probably transfer to a mileage hawk simply...