My MG3 Hybrid+ doesn't use all gears?

[presi4]

Hello! We have recently bought an MG3 Hybrid+ standard edition, and I'm absolutely loving it! However, I have some doubts that it may not be engaging properly in the highest gear. When accelerating up to 90km/h, the engine RPMs rise steadily from 2000 to 3000 and then drop to 2000 again at 90-95km/h, indicating a gear shift from the lowest gear to the middle gear (or at least so I think?). However, when I got on a highway (after having driven for more than 2000km in speeds lower than 120km/h) and got up to 130-140km/h, the RPMs kept rising past 3000 and I never witnessed another drop in RPMs or any sound indication from the engine itself that it's not running at such high RPMs. As far as I can tell, the car does not show you which gear you are in (lowest, middle or highest). I was wondering if anyone may have more information regarding this? Is the car not engaging the highest gear properly, or is it perhaps already in the highest gear when the shift from 3000 to 2000 RPMs at 90km/h occurs and I've been too oblivious to see it? I've tried searching for gear ratios and youtube videos showing when (at which speeds) the car typically experiences an RPM drop, but so far have found nothing. I would love to hear your opinions!
Thank you in advance!

 

[Italy]

Hello,
Like all new cars, the MG3 needs a running-in period recommended in the manual up to 1500 km.
In use, this phase can last up to 4000 km, so that the engine runs perfectly and the software that regulates the car adapts to your driving. Fuel consumption also drops and stabilizes.
So don't worry too much about which of the three gears is engaged.
The electronics manage this very well.

 

[presi4]

Hello,
Like all new cars, the MG3 needs a running-in period recommended in the manual up to 1500 km.
In use, this phase can last up to 4000 km, so that the engine runs perfectly and the software that regulates the car adapts to your driving. Fuel consumption also drops and stabilizes.
So don't worry too much about which of the three gears is engaged.
The electronics manage this very well.

Hi, thank you for answering!
We have a long trip planned (more than 1000km on the way there and another 1000 to come back) and the car is currently at 3300km total mileage, can I take it for granted that by the time we have got to over 5000km+ the issue won't persist?

 

[Reckless1957]

The engine revs when charging so that it can drive the electric motor and recharge the battery. It is normal and will always do it.