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2 Years Ago
The new-look MG ZS EV gets an overhauled interior and larger capacity 51kWh battery providing more driving range, as well as a sleeker frontal design.
The 2022 car’s new battery pack uses Model 3-style lithium iron phosphate chemistry designed to maximise stability, and offers a claimed 320km of driving range – up from 263km (WLTP).
MG has also updated the drive motor and claims to have improved the battery management electronics.
Configuration | Price From* |
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Automatic Electric FWD 5d Suv | $43,990 |
Configuration | Price From* |
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Automatic Electric FWD 5d Suv | $41,990 |
The dimensions shown above are for the base model.
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The overall layout of the MG ZS remains much the same inside, with a comfortable and spacious cabin.
Where the biggest changes come are the instrument cluster and centre console. The former is now an all-digital affair with a more modern look that remains simple to read at a glance.
Some manufacturers like to pack out these digital instrument displays with layers of information, but MG keeps it refreshingly simple.
New materials on the dashboard fascia include a faux carbon-fibre effect, but by far the most welcome change is the replacement of the cheap and dated-looking touchscreen with a larger, more up-to-date 10.1-inch unit. Not only does it appear more modern, but it also reacts far quicker to inputs.
The current MG ZS was tested by ANCAP in 2019 where it scored a full five stars, thanks in part to the inclusion of six airbags and ten active driver safety systems that come under the ‘MG Pilot’ banner.
Available safety equipment will include:
MG ZS EV | Fuel Type | Combined |
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Automatic Electric FWD 5d Suv | Electric | - |
What are the running and servicing costs of a MG ZS EV?
MG Australia currently offers a seven-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty on its electric cars that includes the battery, too.
Drivers using their cars commercially (for Uber, for example) will be capped at 160,000km.
Since July 2021, ZS EV vehicles have service intervals of 24 months or 20,000km – whichever comes first. Pricing for the new one will be revealed closer to launch, but the current model’s first three visits are capped at $268 a pop.
Our expert take on MG ZS EV drivability.
Good road manners and sufficient real-world performance, plus the ability to make the most of rapid charging, confirms the ZS EV is a more usable electric car than ever.
The larger battery also opens the ZS up to a wider audience now that it can travel further per charge.
What colours are available for the MG ZS EV
Is this the right car for you? Out experts buy or not guide.
The cheapest MG ZS EV is the ESSENCE that starts from $24,700.
The most expensive MG ZS EV is the ESSENCE that starts from $30,500.
The best towing capacity of a MG ZS EV is 500 kg offered by the following variants: EXCITE and ESSENCE.
The largest MG ZS EV is the ESSENCE which measures 1809mm wide, 4323mm in length and sits 1649mm tall.
The most powerful MG ZS EV is the ESSENCE which has 130kW of power from its ELECTRIC engine.
The MG ZS EV is built in China and shipped to Australia.
The heaviest MG ZS EV is the ESSENCE which weighs 2060 kg (kerb weight).
The MG ZS EV uses Electric.