clayton4115
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Question - Does the MG4 work with the V2/3/4 Tesla super chargers here in Australia (the ones opened to other EV manufacturers?)
Yep. Here's mine charging at the new Raymond Terrace Supercharger site on way to Sydney and again on way back.Question - Does the MG4 work with the V2/3/4 Tesla super chargers here in Australia (the ones opened to other EV manufacturers?)
Yep. Here's mine charging at the new Raymond Terrace Supercharger site on way to Sydney and again on way back.
Have also charged at the Thrumster Supercharger several times.
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I thought I read somewhere that you typically get slower charging speeds from V4 superchargers. Something to do with the back end equipment not being V4 yet, but that makes no sense to me.All versions of Tesla chargers work here in the UK.
I've used mine everywhere from Mornington and Box Hill to Albury, Wagga and Yass.Question - Does the MG4 work with the V2/3/4 Tesla super chargers here in Australia (the ones opened to other EV manufacturers?)
I was hitting over 140 kW on those ones at Raymond Terrace.Has anyone noticed this? Or the lack thereof?
Not heard of that, mind you I think I have only used V2/V3 ones myself. Not tried a V4.I thought I read somewhere that you typically get slower charging speeds from V4 superchargers. Something to do with the back end equipment not being V4 yet, but that makes no sense to me.
Has anyone noticed this? Or the lack thereof?
The V4 superchargers are the "unholey" ones.
I'm never really going to find out as I never leave my phone in my pocket when in the car. It's uncomfortable.Can you leave your phone in your pocket, or does the phone have to be near the device for good reliability?
Hope it works out! I don't buy much from AliExpress, I usually confine it to lower cost unimportant stuff.Just ordered one from your link, AliExpress, $55, seems a good deal.
Would love to hear how this goes. I bought an Amazon version (my post below) and I’ve had connectivity issues, but no different connectivity issues than connecting via cable direct to phone.I connected up one of these today:
2air CarlinKit 5.0 Wireless CarPlay
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I was surprised at both how compact it was and how easy it was to set up. Pretty much just plug in, connect phone via bluetooth, tap the confirmation on the car's display screen and that was it, CarPlay started up. It comes with a small piece of double sided tape so I stuck it under the centre control shelf out of sight but stuck to the front panel, not the underside of the shelf itself.
I then went into the unit's settings (use a browser on the phone you connect to it's own local IP address) to check for firmware updates (none) and to change the start up delay to 20 seconds to give the car's system time to fire up before it tried to connect. That was also very easy.
CarPlay worked no differently to being wired, nice and fast response. Mine usually has the Waze app running.
I'll see how it goes but it seems to be a good solution for wireless CarPlay in the MG4.
Once I used a short 50cm genuine Apple cable, made sure the phone port was clean and did not plug in until the centre screen had completed then it's worked well for me. But mine is a iPhone 11 with the lightning cable, not the USB-C.Apple Car Play is hit and miss. Mostly miss.
Link not working. Up to now most of the bluetooth wireless adapters have not worked well with the MG4. I'm trialling the one I mention a few posts up as it has an option where it delays start up until after the MG4's infotainment system fires up.Purchased a Dongle- “https://amzn.asia/d/8Xm6moz” from Amazon
Same issues.The active lane assist.
I wouldn't either, always carry a physical key.Don't trust Remote Key via phone
OPD comes to a full stop for me no issues. But I don't use it much, more of a city/urban driving thing. I use it when coming down the local mountain.However the MG needs a car in front of you otherwise she doesn’t know to stop at red lights
Yes you can. I have an AAWireless (I assume the Carlink works the same) and I never take my phone out of my pocket.Can you leave your phone in your pocket, or does the phone have to be near the device for good reliability?
Get the latest AEB update applied by your dealer.The active lane assist