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31 responses to “NEW MG HS review – the BEST hybrid SUV? | What Car?”

  1. @Paulruk Avatar
    @Paulruk

    Cupra Tavascan copy to me from the front.

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  2. @David_Denali Avatar
    @David_Denali

    GJ. It’s also available with a 10 speed AMT in the PHEV variant, what’s your opinion on that?

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  3. @DaveDVideoMaker Avatar
    @DaveDVideoMaker

    Some markets call it the MG EHS PHEV.

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  4. @MrRawMonkey Avatar
    @MrRawMonkey

    It’s on my short list to avoid the luxury car tax that cuts in at £40,000

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  5. @mikedavies4387 Avatar
    @mikedavies4387

    I don’t see the point in having a petrol plug in hybrid your paying for charging plus paying for petrol plus its a mg

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    1. @Ben-kp6bp Avatar
      @Ben-kp6bp

      Agreed

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    2. @rikkiseddo Avatar
      @rikkiseddo

      Erm. You missed the point by further than the MG can travel on electric power alone. You buy less petrol, because you charge at home (on the cheap) for the local runs (school, work, shopping), whilst you deploy the engine for longer runs out. You won’t be visiting an expensive fast charger (mainly because it doesn’t charger that fast) but mainly because why would you when you can go the petrol station? You only ever destination charge a PHEV, usually on a AC charger.

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    3. @MartynRogers-n7q Avatar
      @MartynRogers-n7q

      ​@@rikkiseddook. You go buy one, then. But count me out. My 2024 full ICE turbo does 58 mpg and 0-60 In 9 secs, ample for UK roads.

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    4. @mikedavies4387 Avatar
      @mikedavies4387

      @@rikkiseddo not a chance it does that iv had a bmw the same plug and hybrid complete waste of money paying for petrol and electricity if you can’t charge at home then works out expensive il stick to my lexus hybrid and get 78mpg round town

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    5. @rikkiseddo Avatar
      @rikkiseddo

      @@MartynRogers-n7q erm, ok?! 😆

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  6. @swatcher1 Avatar
    @swatcher1

    Thanks for the video. You sure this is a perforated steering wheel? 😉 As far as I remember these are only pits in the fakeleather, no real perforating. ^^

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  7. @Silver-st2zq Avatar
    @Silver-st2zq

    MG reliability? no thanks.

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    1. @mkwok111 Avatar
      @mkwok111

      Yep. British brand. Akin to British Leyland. Even millions pumped in by SAIC can’t save it. Let’s face it, no British brand is ever going to take you to the far side of the moon.

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    2. @Silver-st2zq Avatar
      @Silver-st2zq

      @mkwok111  What Car 2024 ranked MG last for reliability out of 31 manufacturers so no moon needed.

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  8. @AL-ib3lu Avatar
    @AL-ib3lu

    Seems good value until you compare it to the top of the range Jaecoo 7.

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  9. @outfoxthefox Avatar
    @outfoxthefox

    I wanted to watch this but can’t stand people who say ‘Haitch’ instead of aitch. Look it up in the English Oxford Dictioary.

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    1. @spsmith45 Avatar
      @spsmith45

      You really can’t stand the very many people for whom ‘haitch’ is part of the normal dialect? Btw, it’s the Oxford English Dictionary.

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  10. @andys5841 Avatar
    @andys5841

    aitch

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  11. @nicomonkeyboy Avatar
    @nicomonkeyboy

    STOP SAYING _HAITCH_

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    1. @alfredneuman Avatar
      @alfredneuman

      😅 Was wondering same about the bizarre pronunciation.

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  12. @Mobile_Dom Avatar
    @Mobile_Dom

    the problem with PHEVs as company cars is that when you’re not paying for the fuel, people don’t use the EV part, studies show, which sucks.

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  13. @Lando-kx6so Avatar
    @Lando-kx6so

    MG should build these in the UK again

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  14. @MartynRogers-n7q Avatar
    @MartynRogers-n7q

    It was in the Daily Mail. So, maybe fake news🤔😉. But apparently, the UK MOD has purchased 2000 MG evs and ordered its officers not to hold military sensitive conversions in them for fear of bugging devices in the infotainment system😂

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  15. @aye3678 Avatar
    @aye3678

    New ‘What Car?’ video? Instant click 😀

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  16. @SaK-w4c Avatar
    @SaK-w4c

    Mazda mx30 is a segment down. Whats he been smoking. Good luck getting parts when it breaks down, which it will

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    1. @pentrudreptate3342 Avatar
      @pentrudreptate3342

      Maybe are the same price.

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  17. @jondu-sud274 Avatar
    @jondu-sud274

    Do you have any information on the quality of the steel being used or the anticorrosion protection? Is it as good as my 20 year old Golf or more like an Alfasud ?

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  18. @simongibbs3936 Avatar
    @simongibbs3936

    Make it so you have to charge the battery or it won’t work and then see how many environmentally conscious company car owners still get a PHEV.

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  19. @MarkNash-n3u Avatar
    @MarkNash-n3u

    I’ve had my MG HS PHEV Trophy since 20th Dec paying just under £3200 , 2700 miles still only used 1/2 tank of petrol and the dealer filled it with fuel as part of the deal ! Great car. Would recommend to anyone. Main issue is the monitoring system that you have to turn off every time you start new journey but you just get used to it. Just need to remember the price you are paying. Cannot be matched for the range and price.. hopefully will still feel the same in a couple of years. Previously had a ford Kuga PHEV.

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    1. @hmmmm6164 Avatar
      @hmmmm6164

      Are you in uk? If so can you pre-heat or cool cabin from app. Reason i ask is i know some hybrids it don’t allow because engine starts

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  20. @jays6848 Avatar
    @jays6848

    Best family SUV on the market. Better then Sportage and Tucson for me

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