Review
The MG 4 EV ticked all my boxes and I made the plunge and got it in Jan 2024. Two months and 3500km later, here's my thoughts:

Drive: excellent. Speeds up and takes the turns like a champ. Only downside- pretty bumpy even when regen is turned down to its lowest setting.
Wind noise was also quite significant, but not so bad at you'd hear if you had music on.

Interior: I'm a simply man with simple tastes. Keep it simple, keep it tidy, keep it black. This car does all that . Nothing ugly and jarring and the boot space is sufficient for the occasional airport drop offs.

Infotainment system and the app:
The former is laggy, and the latter sucks. Buttons take time to register , or multiple taps, and connection on the app is sporadic.
Butttt.. It all does work though. I consider this car a daily meditation on the merits of patience.

Value for money: well I'm one of those lucky ones who nabbed it at a 65k COE, and before prices went up higher, so my stance on this is gonna be different from owners that come later. Except…

Now for the badder bits- MG Eurokars
My SA: top marks, great guy. Look for Derek he's a champ
Management: REFUSED to speak to me when I wanted to discuss something. REFUSED. Never had that before and I was more bemused than angry.
Service centre: Well, it's a new car so so far I don't have THAT much to follow up on. But the rear tailgate has been a persistent issue, they can't seem to get it working right for me.

But to end off this review I'll go back to the "Except…" And explain that: except, the earlier Cat B buyers of this car.

Yes it previously came in CAT B when COEs were sky high last year and MG freaked out and then downtuned the specs so the car could creep back in at Cat A. I've spoke to some fellow Cat B drivers and they're quite hard done by: they literally paid ALOT more but get quite a lot less.
No rear windscreen wiper and smaller wheels for their version, and more importantly, no app access.
Now of course we can just laugh and say "Lan lan" To the poor sods who paid close to 200k for this car and found its relative value crash in about 6 months, but I've got some sympathy with them when it comes to the app. Apps matter for EVs so at least you know when your car is done charging. How hard is it to allocate bandwidth for these cars to get on the app?

So the TD;LR review? The car is great, but MG Eurokars … not so much?

Review
The MG4 emerges as a standout contender in a world of ever-evolving automobiles. Its impressive performance, striking design, advanced features, and exceptional comfort combine to create a truly captivating driving experience. MG Motor's commitment to innovation and style is evident in every aspect of MG4. If you're seeking a compact car that exudes power, style, and practicality, the MG4 is a compelling choice that won't disappoint. Buckle up and prepare to be amazed by the MG4's prowess on the road.

What I like
Underneath the hood of the MG4 lies a powerful engine that ensures a dynamic and responsive ride. Whether navigating city streets or embarking on a highway adventure, the MG4 delivers an exhilarating performance effortlessly. The MG4 offers an engaging and enjoyable driving experience with its sporty suspension and well-balanced handling. Its efficient fuel consumption ensures long journeys without breaking the bank.

The MG4 is a visual masterpiece that turns heads with its captivating design. Boasting sleek lines, an aerodynamic silhouette, and stylish accents, this car exudes confidence and modernity. The bold front grille, distinctive LED headlights, and eye-catching alloy wheels add an extra touch of sophistication. The equally impressive interior offers a well-crafted cabin that blends comfort, elegance, and practicality. The ergonomic layout, high-quality materials, and ample space make every journey a pleasure.

What I do not like
The infotainment can be a bit laggy.

MG iSmart App is not in the market yet so i cannot control some aspects of the EV