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That's a simple £16 for the replacement.

Hi, mine is pre-FL :) I have a OBD2 Dongle that connects to the phone and I can see the state of charging for the car when in the house on my phone. Not as flexible as a dedicated app, but more than I expected when buying the car recently. It also connects to ABRP to better calculate range and...

A Better Route Planner. It is a navigation App for EVs.

I tried out charging my MG5 at a friend's house on his 7kW charger to make sure everything was okay if I ever decide to get one. Using a ABRP I was able to get confirmation of the charging level.

I purchased it as a used car. I could not afford the cost of a new EV. Even a new Mokka with a 50kWh battery that Vauxhall are selling for £22k was way over my budget:-) The service reported battery degradation at 2%. It was an expensive service apparently because they replaced some of the...

Well, I’ve been driving my Pre-FL LR MG5 for a month now. The 3 pin charger is working well and certainly keeps the battery at around 70% easily. I’ve driven nearly 700 miles without an issue. I did get the 70,000 mile service done at a cost of £230.00 which included the replacement of two rear...

I am new to this EV thing but I have recently been using ABRP (even though I don’t drive far) with an OBD2 USB dongle. This gives SOH of the battery as one of its returned parameters so it can more accurately work out your range.

Interesting - my average speed last year on my cycle was 23mph, over a distance of 5031 miles :)

Do the RAC offer something similar ?

I replaced mine as it had started lifting. It cost £16.95 from my local MG Dealer. It’s just a stick-on piece that replaces just the top bit. I will post the part number up tomorrow if someone doesn’t beat me to it.

I did as suggested. The car said 247 miles.

Coincidentally, I have just purchased my first EV, a 2021 MG5 long range. It has 70,000 miles on the clock and drives faultlessly. The term SOH and %, I assume in some way is related to the battery? Where do I find this figure, and what does it mean? I’ve worked out the SOC means State of Charge.