2021 MG ZS review | a great-value electric SUV 

Great video, I cannot get over how quiet the car is, as you and driving along and talking to the camera. A good vehicle if you don't have to travel vast distances on a daily basis.

Thanks I like they you are explaing is to clear and easy . I have Mg now for one month . It is realy confortable to drive

Good no nonsense review. Interesting car for the price

This has just arrived in Australia. By far the cheapest EV on the market, and it has battery cooling which is important for our climate, unlike the Nissan Leaf.

Hi, I subscribed and follow you because you videos are nicely filmed and you use metrics ;-) units . The New MG ZS EV facelifted with 70kWh seem very very good. I think your viewers willl like a review and real range Test.

I was very impressed but the quality of the cabin materials for the price point his car sits at

Seems like a good addition to the Irish car market.

I viewed this car recently,really liked it. However then found out no phone app for charging. So if like me you charge overnight, then you have no way of controlling when the charge starts. The thing is as you mentioned the charging point at the front is a problem, no light, I’m nearly seventy and bending down that far is not as easy as it used to be. They obviously noted other comments about this problem as in the new estate version the charging point opens sideways. At the end of the day you get what you pay for and this car at this price is a steal.

why dont you put a light under so you can see the plugins at night

Why aren't the petrol models and MG3 available here as they are in the UK. The petrol ZS has a more modern front

I don't like the charging point as our gararge is small. No room to plug in when we park the car

Interesting car. Managed very well in Norway in 2020. BUT don't forget to mention if the cars you are reviewing do have a heat pump or not. I believe this one hasn't and that effects winter driving a lot!

BEST POINT 7 year or 80 k warranty , otherwise it sits in the ev budget suv and you get what you pay for in handling ,ride, depreciation and neighbours who may or may not comment . i wont be going down the full ev experience yet as the charging times and charging availability are not to my liking yet , plus if you live in a flat or have only street parking its far to awkward to keep charging . We like to pop down to a seaside town for a few days 2 to 3 times a year its 116 miles ive logged it. Sometimes theres traffic jams either way ,so i will be lucky if i make it there (who needs that stress)and when i get there our lovely hotel hasnt any charging points available and i dont want to have leave the shiny new suv in a place far away from our hotel for up to 12 hours, no siree

It has all the right sorts of features. Eeeh...No. Laggy infotainment, no DAB+, android auto and apple carplay, only via cable, even though wireless versions has existed for years, has no provisions for wireless charging of a phone and for anyone that has had a car with automatic climate control, aircon seems very 1990's. Aircon means endlessly adjusting the temperature knobs, every time a cloud passes over the sun or you go through a tunnel. The missing climate control is the absolute dealbreaker for me.

@9:04 .......... so you need to kneel down outside of the car to plug in should you be under voting age. The charging port was designed by a midget (a small one) so don't try to gloss over it like you did. Had enough of this twaddle @9:04 so will skip the rest.

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If you watch closely you can see the suffering of the workers who made this car