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MG4 Urban (54 kWh) - Analytical examination of specifications, pricing, and distinctions compared to Classic MG4.

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NEWCAR2025
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Greetings to all,

I have recently acquired the new MG4 Urban (54 kWh Confort variant) in France and wish to provide a practical summary of this model for those curious about its specifications and market placement.
NEWCAR2025
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Here are the principal distinctions in relation to the traditional rear-wheel-drive MG4:

• Operation & Ease: Front-wheel drive (FWD) configuration aimed at providing a seamless and comfortable everyday driving experience.
• Measurements & Capacity: 10 cm greater in length and 5 cm higher, providing considerably enhanced rear legroom and an additional 120L of cargo space.
• The heat pump is included as standard equipment, maintaining its efficacy in cold conditions.
• Charging: LFP battery (47 kWh or 54 kWh) achieves a 10% to 80% charge in approximately 26 minutes.


Anticipating your response!
killiomop
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davejacobs
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My "traditional" RWD M4 is equipped with an LFP battery. The concepts of drive and comfort are inherently subjective.
Imlach_C220
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Given your location in France, is the heat pump a standard feature across all regions? I assume your onboard charger is likely 3-phase; is that consistent with the UK, or is it single-phase like the earlier MG4?
AndrewGuidon67
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My vintage MG is equipped with a 3.5-liter V8 engine.
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