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Or an MOT training vehicle?Possibly the owner was an MOT technician?
Or an MOT training vehicle?Possibly the owner was an MOT technician?
I've just been looking for MG EVs and I've found an MG5 registered June 2022 with multiple MOT entries on the gov.uk website starting from Oct 2022, five months from new registration. But there's more (below). How can this be? I thought maybe it was a taxi but they still have first test at 3 years, then 6 months over 5 years generally. 1 owner.
I'm curious!
Edit: all passed no advisories. Weird.
Registered 30 June 2022
MOT 17th Oct 2022 at 154 miles
MOT 25th Nov 2022 at 2,715 miles
MOT 2nd Nov 2023 at 20,103 miles
MOT 28th Feb 2024 at 20,467 miles
MOT 25th Apr 2024 at 21,822 miles
MOT 10th Sept 2024 at 26,381 miles
MOT 14th April 2025 at 29,140 miles
MOT 4th July 2025 at 34,849 miles
MOT 21st Aug 2025 at 35,395 miles
MOT 19th Sept 2025 at 36,067 miles
| PH1856 | YC 22 ZLZ | 22/09/2025 | 22/09/2025 | 31/08/2026 |
Well, that took me all of 10s google search...
It was a taxi
Private Hire Vehicle Register
PH1856 YC 22 ZLZ 22/09/2025 22/09/2025 31/08/2026
Private Hire Vehicle Register as at 15:55 on 14 November 2025
The Licensing website of Sheffield City Councillicensing.sheffield.gov.uk
see Public Register Vehicle Search - Private Hire Vehicle
That is what I said yesterdayLicensing requirements: In some cases, a new car may need an MOT before it can be licensed for specific work, such as private hire or taxi work, even if it is less than three years old.
May or may not have been charged as carefully as you would with a personal carYes. "The warranty policy for Electric & Hybrid Vehicles used for Private Hire and Taxi is 3 years/60,000 miles(whichever occurs sooner)."
May or may not have been charged as carefully as you would with a personal car