The entry-level MG4 SE model has a 49kWh battery and can cover up to 218 miles (according to the official WLTP figures) on a single charge. Upgrading to the SE Long Range version adds a larger ...

The final leg gave us plenty of time to reflect on electric-car travel generally and the MG4 specifically. Charging stations were conspicuously more plentiful at the U.K.'s motorway rest stops ...

the MG4 EV remains excellent value – especially if you choose the entry-level SE trim with the smallest battery. It offers a competitive range, decent charging speed, spacious rear seats and ...

This is the best value trim. This version of the MG4 gets a bigger battery which gives a big jump in range up to 281 miles, and also offers a faster maximum charging rate of 135kW. It's well worth ...

Still, 150kW rapid charging capability enables a 10-80 per cent top up in 35 minutes. Going on sale this month from £36,495, the MG4 XPower gets a selection of subtle design tweaks along with the ...

Small item storage is very good in the MG4, with a pair of cupholders, a large, flat lidded tray (with one USB-C and one USB-A outlet just above) and the centre console box all fitting between the ...