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Why go electric?

The future of motoring is here and it’s electric. And, with the range of new electric and hybrid models from MG, it’s easy to make the change.

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With the UK government looking for uptake of electric vehicles to be complete no later than 2035, there’s never been a better time to switch. Among the MG lineup of vehicles embracing this change, you will find some of the most innovative and capable technology around.

MG5 EV Powered by a 44.5kWh, water-cooled lithium-ion battery, you can enjoy a driving range of up to 163 miles from a single charge* on the WLTP combined cycle. Find Out More

MG ZS EV Powered by a 44.5kWh, water-cooled lithium-ion battery, you can enjoy a driving range of up to 163 miles from a single charge. Find Out More

MG HS PLUG-IN HYBRID Using the petrol model’s 1.5-litre turbocharged engine working in tandem with a 90kW electric motor to give an EV-only range of 32 miles with zero tailpipe emissions. Find Out More

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Benefits of Buying Electric

It’s not only that the UK government is looking to ban the sale of petrol and diesel-powered vehicles by 2035 that you should look to switch to electric motoring - there are myriad benefits available to you too. At present, those investing in such a model are able to take advantage of grants to help fund their purchase, with these benefits going towards the vehicle price and the cost of home charging solutions. In addition, you will be able to take advantage of improved running costs, lower road tax, and even more cost-effective maintenance charges. And, of course, you will be playing your part in reducing harmful CO2 emissions.

More cost-effective running costs
Cleaner and greener performance
Nationwide charging points
Government grants for purchasing

Types of Electric/Hybrid Vehicles Explained

Everything you wanted to know about hybrid and fully electric cars explained.

All Electric Powered solely by a battery motor, all electric vehicles are entirely emissions free and offer great performance as standard. They can be charged at home or at any of the UK’s many public charging stations.

Hybrid Hybrid vehicles combine a battery powered motor with a traditional fuel combustion engine, often complementing performance with added power and capability. The battery does not require plugging in to charge.

Plug In Hybrid As the name suggests, plug-in hybrid models require the vehicle to be charged at home or in public. They are often able to provide a range of all-electric motoring that is more than enough for daily commutes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn more about electric motoring by viewing our most frequently asked questions below.

Which is better, hybrid or electric?

This depends on your own personal requirements. If you’re after a vehicle that emits zero CO2 emissions, we recommend all-electric. You may, however, prefer a hybrid model if you regularly take longer journeys.

How often should I service an electric car?

An electric car has a similar servicing schedule to a traditional petrol or diesel model. This will be advised in your vehicle’s handbook.

How long does it take to charge an MG from 0% charge?

This depends on a number of factors, most significantly the source of charging. If charging at home via a three-pin outlet, you’ll often need to charge overnight. High-powered public charging stations, meanwhile, can replenish your battery far quicker.

What is the range from the MG ZS EV?

The MG ZS EV has a range of 163 miles (263 km) on the WLTP Combined cycle from a single charge and a range of 231 miles (372 km) on the City Driving Cycle from a single charge.

How much power does the MG ZS EV have?

The MG ZS EV has a 44.5kWh, water-cooled lithium-ion battery, which produces a maximum Power of PS (kW) 143 (105) and Torque of lb ft (Nm) 260 (353)

Do electric cars need an MOT?

Any vehicle aged over three years is legally required to have a valid MOT certificate, regardless of its power source.

Are electric vehicles more difficult to maintain?

No, in electric vehicles there are significantly fewer moving parts and systems, so maintaining them is easier and less expensive.

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