£34,000 RRP for the new and improved XPower?

[JustAnotherMidlifeCrisis]

Someone's having a laugh.

 

[salty]

Someone's having a laugh.

Why?

 

[JustAnotherMidlifeCrisis]

Wnat I mean is, that's mental.

 

[MG Clive]

Wnat I mean is, that's mental.

In a good way?

 

[salty]

Wnat I mean is, that's mental.

Ah, sorry. I agree. Particularly as we've already established on another thread.
You can get one, for just over 25 grand, already. Now that is bloody mental.

 

[Chrisdriving]

Indeed below 30k is achievable and they are not out yet

 

[MG Clive]

£27,279 through Car Wow, apparently.

 

[salty]

X Power £25.778 on MG Affinity.

 

[Chrisdriving]

If they can stand these discounts may as well just go super agressive on pricing in the first place.

 

[salty]

Agree. But perhaps they don't like going in too cheap straight away. Makes them seem even more of a bargain with the discounts.

 

[MG Clive]

Agree. But perhaps they don't like going in too cheap straight away. Makes them seem even more of a bargain with the discounts.

Yes, it's all about us thinking we're getting a bargain, when in fact we're only getting it at the real price when we get the discount. Psychology at it's best.

 

[salty]

Of course it is, happens everywhere. Not just cars.

 

[jamherber]

The reduction in RRP is useful for attracting business car use as the Benefit in Kind value is calculated against RRP and while BiK is still very low on EVs, it is increasing at 1% each year from April (currently 3%)