That is assuming it does get built...
That’s so close to Model 3 pricing that I’d rather get the Tesla.I regularly scour the net for information on this car. I'll be ordering one the moment its available.
I'd expect with the pound weaker than in 2017 when it was suggested a price starting under £30k, well seen a starting price of about £36k after the grant.
You might be surprised if you compared a Tesla Model 3 to the MG - sensational as the Tesla is in many ways, the MG (and some other EV’s) show some of the Tesla’s shortcomings too. Personal choice snd experience after all. I do agree that once a significant price advantage starts to narrow then the focus starts to shift.
Ah nice thanks for the info, someone at MG said on his you tube video pod cast that he got a memo saying end of 2022 but things do change, they are pretty big SAIC. I have no car at the moment and was holding out got the E-Motion so will be devastated if it is pushed back far.
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I was, but having already waited 4 years, I'm losing patience, if it isn't at least on it's way by the end of this year, I'll most likely buy a used model S!
Me to ill give it till this year and then move on if it is late next year. Used model S is a good idea, better then a Model 3. I wanted a Kia Stinger but held off for the E-Motion but buying 1 now feels like it is going backwards so probaly look into the Kia EV6. Not sure what is is, SUV or cross over or hatchback lol. But i think that will make the E-Motion outdated by the time it comes out.
You'll be paying a premium since you can't buy new Model Ss in the UK, so the price of used Ss has risen and is (I think) continuing to rise.
You might be right, I did nearly buy one 2 weeks ago, but decided against it. On continuing to look since, I've noted the available numbers are dwindling and prices are creeping up. The new model arrival here is looking like the end of next year.
All down to numbers.... Hard to make a profit on vehicles such as these.
