Creep speed

[Hopey]

Hi , I’m not new to ev’s the mg4 is my 5th , I’ve only had it 2 weeks but can’t help but notice how fast it creeps when you release the brake pedal , it seems far quicker than my previous leafs and model 3 (when mode selected).
As anyone heard of a way to slow this down or even turn it off as i could in the Tesla?
It’s the same in drive or reverse.
I’ve also got a fault on the tmps that’s showing one tyre not being monitored after approx 5 miles from the start of any journey.
It’s booked in for this in a couple of weeks.
Other than this I’m very impressed with it .
Thanks

 

[Ian Key]

The creep is about the same as my previous ICE car so I don't find it a problem but as far as I know there is no way of adjusting this.

The TPS seems to need a decent journey to get them working properly after sitting for weeks on-board the ship so they might settle down after a few more miles.

 

[Hopey]

The creep is about the same as my previous ICE car so I don't find it a problem but as far as I know there is no way of adjusting this.

The TPS seems to need a decent journey to get them working properly after sitting for weeks on-board the ship so they might settle down after a few more miles.

Thanks for the reply Ian .
It has done a 100 mile round trip once but mainly short journeys, hopefully it’ll settle down before the dealer appointment then I can cancel

Looks like I’ll just have to get used to the creep speed , it’s most noticeable reversing onto our drive where I’m holding it back on the brake whereas the leaf would be that much slower you could just roll on .
I’d say the leaf was walking pace and the mg4 a jog

 

[Robf]

In my zs I think if you engage the hill assist (auto hold) it stops the creep, should have it on the 4 as well

mg zs ev auto hold - Google Search

 

[siteguru]

It's not so much stopping the creep that's the issue here, it's the speed of the creep.

Like @Ian Key the creep speed of mine is commensurate with that of an ICE automatic, so not an issue for me.

 

[m4rmite]

My MG5 mk1 SR will creep at 6mph if i let it.

 

[Torryhun]

It's not so much stopping the creep that's the issue here, it's the speed of the creep.

Like @Ian Key the creep speed of mine is commensurate with that of an ICE automatic, so not an issue for me.

Found the 2-3 mph creep perfect in stop-start traffic, & 1mph when reversing up a slight incline on to my driveway

 

[nexia201]

mine will creep normally but sometimes i feel it like it try to take off without me giving it any throttle and those times its not at creep speed .

 

[Hopey]

In my zs I think if you engage the hill assist (auto hold) it stops the creep, should have it on the 4 as well

mg zs ev auto hold - Google Search

Thanks Rob , I will give that a try . Think I’d prefer no creep to how it is now

 

[bowfer]

TPMS failure is common.
One of mine failed within yards of collecting the car, it didn’t recover after driving plenty miles.
Then a couple of weeks later the whole TPMS system failed.

 

[Kithmo]

Does drive mode (E, N or S) affect the speed in any way ?

 

[siteguru]

I've not noticed any difference ... the drive more tends to modify things like throttle response, steering weight etc. rather than outright speed.