Are there many younger MG EV owners - is it predominantly an older mans car?

[Cocijo]

1 in 5 aged 26-40 that’s not good

 

[Kithmo]

At almost 68 I like to keep things simple and the ZS is easy to drive and fill up for me.

 

[Phil Hayward]

From Honda
"Jazz owners tend to be a little more on the mature side of average, and we guess Honda knows that – generally – people at later stages of life tend to place more emphasis on comfort than the ability to drift sideways around roundabouts. Therefore the Jazz is designed to be uncomplicated and largely relaxing to drive. "

 

[shikoku14]

My retired parents asked what car they should get when they wanted to downsize from a C-Max that they no longer needed for towing as they were giving up the caravan. Jazz was what I suggested and Jazz is what they got, as most of their friends have. Unfortunetly its only done something like 2,000 miles in 18 months thanks to the pandemic and my dad not being able to get around much.

 

[Mgmedd]

Is 46 old??? I don't feel old, although I do pity there younger generation for their challenges so maybe that makes me old.

Anyway, love the car, bought it (as someone that works in R & D in this area) as Bristol are bringing in a clean air zone that I need to cross and it was the only EV that I could purchase and come close to making financial sense (not that buying a new car ever counts as sensible).

 

[dprager]

I'm 34.

Realy? you look so much younger in your picture!

 

[mj224]

I'm 72, and it takes me all night to do what I used to all night....

 

[Dodger]

I'm 72, and it takes me all night to do what I used to all night....

Snap!

 

[SCB86]

Realy? you look so much younger in your picture!

I sincerely hope you're taking the piss..!

 

[Kithmo]

I'm 72, and it takes me all night to do what I used to all night....

 

[Jonhklee]

I’m 40, so just snuck in the “younger” age group.... phew... thank you to who ever created the poll....

I bought the MG5 mainly as a workhorse vehicle to commute and carry my dogs.
I have other “less” sensible offering in my garage. . Mid life crisis not quite started yet...

 

[Richie]

As my pal used to say, there's many a fine tune played on an old fiddle

I think its the fiddle that's getting old

 

[Iain]

I think older people find it easier to get in and out of SUV styled vehicles.
I am nearly 70 but hope to make an exception when the MG e-motion is available in the UK.

 

[Dodger]

I think its the fiddle that's getting old

I think my strings have broken.

 

[SCB86]

I think older people find it easier to get in and out of SUV styled vehicles.
I am nearly 70 but hope to make an exception when the MG e-motion is available in the UK.

Disabled drivers such as myself too. The ride height is a boon for me.

 

[chromeskull]

Well theirs a few more 26-40 year olds voted now still a low number, 36 Myself.

 

[ARealHuman]

Blimey. My wife keeps telling me to grow up and act my age, so maybe middle age isn't as old as it sounds. Is the ZS EV an old man's car? I don't think so - I'd recommend one to my son (30) if he had the money, it's fast enough - just - to have some fun and has plenty of toys. I'd recommend a different dealer to the one I used though. I suspect the older buyers are as a result of more disposable income.

Age is definately a factor though in "sensible" driving IMHO - in my younger years and up to around 5-ish years ago, all I wanted was speed and acceleration, mainly on bikes, but I no longer have that desire (OK, maybe a couple of times at the traffic light grand prix ).

 

[Blind Optom]

My girlfriend and I just jointly bought ours this year and are both 24 years old

 

[Kithmo]

Mine seems a bit too nippy (or slippy) on damp roads, either that or the traction control isn't working.

 

[Ninjageek]

I’m 28, been an EV owner since 2014 the MG ZS EV is a huge improvement. I can now fit the pushchair in the car along with a week shopping