5 EV (2020) - Automotive MG - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Electric Vehicle (EV)
Brand	MG
Model	5 EV (2020)
Overall Length	4544 mm
Overall Width (excluding mirrors)	1818 mm
Overall Height (unladen)	1513 mm (body) / 1536 mm (with roof bars)
Wheelbase	2665 mm
Kerb Weight (Exclusive/Excite)	1550 kg / 1532 kg
Gross Vehicle Weight	1992 kg (Exclusive) / 1974 kg (Excite)
High Voltage Battery Type	Ternary Lithium-ion
High Voltage Battery Energy	52.5 kWh
High Voltage Battery Voltage	350 V
Traction Motor Type	Three-phase permanent magnet synchronous motor
Peak Power	120 kW
Peak Torque	260 Nm
Charging Port	Combined Charging Unit (CCU) for AC and DC charging
Wheel Size	6.5J × 16
Tyre Size	205/60R16 96V
Tyre Pressure (cold, unladen)	220 kPa (2.2 bar, 32 psi)
Brake Fluid	DOT4, 0.8 L
Air Conditioning Refrigerant	R1234yf, 600 ± 20 g
Regenerative Braking	KERS with selectable levels
Safety Systems	ABS, ESC, TC, TPMS, Hill Hold, Auto Hold, EPB, Airbags (front, side, curtain)
Driving Modes	Eco, Normal, Sport (via MODE switch)

Frequently Asked Questions - 5 EV (2020) MG

What is the driving range of the MG 5 EV?

The driving range depends on several factors including battery condition, driving style, weather, and road conditions. It is recommended to refer to the instrument pack's range display for real-time estimates. Typical real-world range under optimal conditions is approximately 250 miles (402 km).

How do I charge the high-voltage battery?

The vehicle can be charged via the charging port using a standard home charger (slow charge) or a public rapid charger (DC fast charge). Always ensure the vehicle is in PARK with the parking brake applied. Refer to the 'Charging your Vehicle at Home' section in the manual for detailed instructions.

What does the READY indicator mean?

The green READY indicator on the instrument pack shows that the vehicle is ready to drive. It indicates the power system is activated and the electric motor can be engaged.

How often should I perform equalisation charging?

Equalisation charging is recommended at regular intervals to extend the service life of the high-voltage battery pack. Refer to the 'Equalisation Charging' section in the manual for the specific schedule.

What should I do if the low battery warning lamp illuminates?

If the high-voltage battery low battery warning lamp illuminates, connect the vehicle to a charger as soon as possible. If the lamp starts flashing, the battery charge is critically low and immediate charging is required.

Is it safe to drive in heavy rain or through water?

The high-voltage battery has a waterproof rating of IP67, but deep water immersion should be avoided. If the vehicle is partially or fully immersed in water, switch off the power system, evacuate immediately, and contact an MG Authorised Repairer.

How do I use the regenerative braking system (KERS)?

The KERS system recovers kinetic energy during deceleration to charge the high-voltage battery. You can select the regeneration level using the KERS selection switch on the centre console. Higher levels provide more regenerative force.

What maintenance does the MG 5 EV require?

Routine maintenance includes checking tyre pressures, brake fluid level, washer fluid, and coolant levels. The high-voltage battery requires periodic equalisation charges. For detailed service intervals, consult an MG Authorised Repairer.

Can I replace the 12V battery myself?

The 12V battery maintenance and replacement should be performed by an MG Authorised Repairer due to the high-voltage system and potential safety hazards. Incorrect handling may cause electric shock or damage.

What should I do if the airbag warning lamp stays on?

If the airbag warning lamp illuminates or remains on, it indicates a fault in the Supplementary Restraint System (SRS). Safely stop the vehicle, switch off the power system, and contact an MG Authorised Repairer immediately.

USER MANUAL 5 EV (2020) MG

VehicldentificationInformation....4

Vehicle identification....4

VehicleIdentificationLabel....5

Instructions for Use to Electric Vehicle....7

Effects Ambient Temperature....7

Instructions for High Voltage Battery Pack Recycling....7

DrivingRange....8

EqualisationCharging....9

HighVoltageSystem....10

Precautions the Event of Accident....12

I InstrumentsandControls....13

CONTENTS

InstrumentsandControls....14

InstrumenPack....16

MessageCentre....17

Warning lights and indicators....27

LightsandSwitches....35

MastelighSwitch....35

HeadlampLevelingManualAdjustment....37

DirectionIndicator/MainBeanSwitch....38

ReaFogLamps....39

Hazard Warningamps....39

WipersandWashers....40

FrontWindscreenWipeOperation....40

RealWindscreenWipeOperation....42

SteeringSystem....44

Adjustment of Steering Column....44

ElectricPowerSteering....45

Horn....46

Mirrors....47

CONTENTS

DooMirrors....47

InteriorRearviewMirror....49

Sunvisor....51

Windows....52

PowerOperatedWindowSwitch....52

WindowOperation....52

InteriorLight....55

FrontInterior Lamp....55

AutomaticOperation....55

PowerSocket....56

FrontConsolePowerSocket....56

RearConsolidUSBChargingPorts* 57

Storage Devices....58

Instructions....58

GloBox....58

CubbyBox....59

GlasseBox....59

Loadspace....60

CupHolder....61

CONTENTS

CentreConsoleCupHolder....61

RearArmrestandRearCupHolder * 61

RoofLuggageRack * 62

2AirConditioning....63

Ventilation....64

Particle/PollerFilter....65

Vents....65

ElectronicT emperatureControl....67

ControPanel....67

InterfaceDisplay....68

BloweSpeedControl....68

EconomyMode....68

CoolingOn/OfButton....69

TemperatureControl....69

AiDistributionMode....69

Defrost/Demist....70

HeatedRealWindow....71

AiRecirculationMode....71

CONTENTS

AutomaticT emperatureControl....72

ControPanel....72

InterfaceDisplay....73

SystemOn/Off....73

AutoMode....73

EconomyMode....74

Cooling On/OfButton....74

TemperatureControl....74

BloweSpeedControl....75

AiDistributionMode....75

Defrost/Demist....76

HeatedRealWindow....76

AiRecirculationMode....77

Seats&Restraints....79

Seats....80

Overview....80

HeadRestraints....80

FronSeats....81

ReaSeats....83

CONTENTS

FrontSeatHeating * 84

SeaBelts....86

Protection Provided by Sea Belts....87

WearingSeaBelts....88

Children and Sea Belts....92

SeaBelPre-tensioners....93

SeaBelChecksMaintenancandReplacement....94

AirbagSupplementaryRestraintSystem....97

Overview....97

AirbagDeployment....98

Conditions: Which Airbags Will No Deploy....101

ServicandReplacementAirbags....102

DisposabAirbags....103

ChildRestraints....105

Important Safety Instructions about Using Child Restraints....105

ChildRestraintsGroups....107

ApprovedChildRestrainPositions....110

Starting&Driving....115

CONTENTS

Keys....116

Overview....116

Replacing key battery....118

ChildProofLocks....120

Anti-thefSystems....121

PowerImmobilisation....121

BodyAnti-thefSystem....122

Tailgate....126

StartingandStoppingthePowerSystem....128

START/STOR switch....128

READ Mode....129

Switching the Power System OFF....131

PedestrianAlerControSystem....132

EconomicalandEnvironmentalDriving....133

Running-in....|33

Economic Driving and Maintenance....133

DrivingSpecialEnvironment....134

VehicleControl....135

VehicleControSystem....135

CONTENTS

PowerLimitElectricalAppliances....135

ChargingRequirements....137

Charging you vehicle Home....139

InstalledChargingPoints....139

HomeChargingGuide....139

Charging and Medical Condition Awareness....140

ChargingPort....140

RapidCharging....143

SlowCharging....143

ChargingInformation....147

EqualisationCharging....148

Charging Times....148

ElectricDriveTransmission....151

Instructions....151

GeaShifControl....151

VehicleStart-off....154

DrivingorHills....155

DrivingMode(MODE)....155

EnergyRegeneration(KERS)....157

CONTENTS

ProtectionMode....159

BrakeSystem....161

FooBrake....161

ElectronicHydraulicBrakeApplicationSystem(EHBS)....161

HydrauliBoosterCompensationSystem(HBC)....162

Cooperative Regenerative Braking System (CRBS)....162

Electronic Brake Force Distribution(EBD)....163

Electronic Brake Assistance(EBA)....163

Anti-loclBrakSystem(ABS)....164

HillHoldControl(HHC)....165

AutoHold....167

Emergency Braking Hazard Warning Lights Control System(HAZ)....169

Electronic Parking Brake(EPB)....169

StabilityControlSystem(SCS)andTractionControlSystem(TCS)....172

T yrePressureMonitoringSystem(TPMS)....173

CruiseControlSystem \* 175

ParkingAid....178

UltrasoniSensorParkingAid....178

ParkingCamera....179

CONTENTS

LoadCarrying....181

Loadspace Loading....181

InternalLoading....181

5EmergencyInformation....183

HazardWarning Devices....184

HazardWarning lights....184

Warning Triangle....184

eCalSO Emergency Assistance....185

EmergencyStarting....187

Using Booster Cables....187

StartingheCar....187

VehicleRecovery....190

Towing/ehicle....190

TransporterTrailerwithRope....193

T yreRepairandWheelReplacement....194

Toolidentification....194

TyrRepair....194

ChangingaWheel *197

CONTENTS

FuseReplacement....201

Fuse....201

FusBox....201

BullReplacement....209

BullSpecification....209

BullReplacement....210

6Maintenance....221

Maintenance....222

RoutinServicing....222

Bonnet......225

Opening Bonnet 225

ClosinghBonnet....225

BonneOpenWarning....225

FronCompartment....227

CoolingSystem....228

CoolanCheckandTopUp-EDS....228

CoolanCheelandTopUp-ESS....229

CoolanSpecification....229

CONTENTS

Brake....231

BrakePads....231

BrakeFluidCheckandTopUp....231

Brake Fluid specification....232

Battery....233

Battery Maintenance....233

Battery Replacement....233

High Voltage Battery Pack....235

Precautions and restricted conditions for use of battery....235

Washer....237

WindscreenWasherFluidCheckandTopUp....237

Washei Nozzles....238

WasherFluidSpecification....238

Wipers....239

WipeBlades....239

ReplacingFrontWindscreenWiperBlades....240

Replacing Real Wipe Blades....241

Tyre....242

Overview....242

CONTENTS

Caring for Your Tyres 244

Tyre Wear Indicators 244

Replacement of Tyres 245

Wheel Fitment Rotation 245

Tyre/Snow Chains 246

Cleaning and Vehicle Care....248

Exterior 248

Cleaning the Interior....251

7 Technical Data 253

Technical Data Dimensions 254

Weights....256

Major Parameters of High Voltage Battery Pack....257

Parameters of Traction Motor 258

Recommended Fluids and Capacities 259

Wheel Alignment (Unladen)....260

Wheels and Tyres 260

Tyre Pressure (Cold) 260

Index 261

Introduction

TheOwner'sHandbook

This handbook describes all of the vehicles and standard equipments specification within the model range. Some of the information therefore, may not apply to your particular car.

Alwaysrememberthatifyouhaveanyqueriesconcerning theoperationorspecificationofyourcar,yourMG AuthorisedRepairerwillbegladtoadviseyou.

The illustrations in the Owner's Handbook are for reference only.

The information presented in this manual may vary slightly depending on vehicle configuration, software version and sales area.

StatusatTimeofPrinting

MGoperatesapolicyofconstantproductimprovement andthereforereservestherighttochangespecifications withoutnoticeatanytime.Whilsteveryeffortis madetoensurecompleteaccuracyoftheinformation inthispublication,noliabilitiesforinaccuraciesorthe

consequencesthereof,includinglossordamageto property,orinjurytopersons,canbeacceptedbythe manufacturerorMGAuthorisedRepairerwhosupplied thepublication,exceptinrespectofpersonalinjurycaused bythenegligenceofthemanufacturerorMGAuthorised Repairer.

Warranty

Pleaseonsulwww.mg.co.ufotheehichwarranty termsandconditions,warrantystatementandexemptions.

PREFACE

SymbolsUsed

The following symbols used within the handbook can your attention to specific types of information.

Warning

This warningsymbolidentifies procedures that must be followed precisely, or information that must be considered with great care, inordertoreducetherisk of personal injury or serious damage to the car.

Important

IMPORTANT

Thestatementsstatedheremustbefollowedstrictly, otherwiseyourcarcouldbedamaged.

Note

Note: This describes helpful information.

Thissymbolindicatesthatpartsdescribedmustbe dofbyauthorisedpersonsorbodiestoprotectthe ment.

Asterisk

Anasterisk(*)appearingwithinthetext,identifiesfeatures oritemsofequipmentthatareeitheroptional,orareonly fittedtosomevehiclesinthemodelrange.

IllustrationInformation

Identifiescomponentsbeingexplained.

Identifies movement of components being explained.

InanEmergency

IMPORTANT

Rememberthebreakdownsafetycode

Ifabreakdownoccurswhiletravelling:

• Whereverpossible,consistentwithroadsafetyand trafficconditions,thecarshouldbemovedoffthe mainthoroughfare,preferablyintoalay-by.lfa breakdownoccursonamotorway,pullwelloverto theinsideofthehardshoulder.
• Switchonhazardlights.
  •Ifavailable,positionawarningtriangleoraflashing amberlight50to150metres(150to500ft)behind yourvehicletowarnapproachingtraffic.Noteitisa legalrequirementofsomecountriesthatawarning triangleiscarriedinthevehicle,ifindoubtconsult thelocalhighwaysagencyforfurtherinformation.
• Considerevacuatingpassengersthroughnearside doorsontothevergetoreduceriskofinjuryinthe eventofcollision.

PREFACE

VehicleIdentificationInformation

VehicleIdentification

Technical diagram of a car with numbered parts for identification

I VehicleIdentificationNumber(VIN)

2DriveMotorNumber

3ElectricDriveT transmissionNumber

AlwaysquotetheVehicleIdentificationNumber(VIN) when communicating with MGAuthorised Repairer. If the drivemotororelectric drivetransmission is involved, it

mayberequiredtoprovidetheidentificationnumbersof theseassemblies.

VehicleIdentificationLocation VehicleIdentificationNumber(VIN)

Line drawing of a car interior showing the exterior and side view of the seat (no text or symbols)

•Onthefloorunderthedriver'sseat;

•Ontheidentificationplate;

- Stampedonaplatevisiblethroughthebottomlefthand cornerofthewindscreen;

PREFACE

- Ontheinnersideofthetailgatevisiblebyopeningthe tailgate.

Note: The DLC is located in the driver footwell at the base of the fasci panel on the RH side. The VIN information can be extracted from the vehicle using the approved diagnostice equipment.

DriveMotorNumber

Stampedonthelowerpartofthedrivemotorhousing.

ElectricDriveTransmissionNumber

Stampedontheupperpartoftheelectricdrive transmissionhousing.

VehicleIdentificationLabel

The VehicleIdentificationLabelcontainsthefollowing information:

•T ypeApprovalNumber
•VehicleIdentificationNumber(VIN)
•GrossVehicleWeight
•GrossT rainWeight
•MaxFrontAxleWeight
•MaxRearAxleWeight
•Model
- EngineType
- DateofProduction
•Country

PREFACE

LocationofVehicleIdentificationLabel

TheVehicleIdentificationLabelislocatedatthelowerside ofpassengersideBpillar.

Line drawing of a car showing side panel and seat assembly (no text or symbols)

InstructionsforUseofElectricVehicle

EffectsofAmbientT emperature

The working performance of the high-voltage battery pack fitted to your vehicle is related to the ambient temperature, this battery power the vehicle power system and therefore it is recommended that where possible the vehicles should be used within the temperature range of 15 to 45°C. This will ensure that the vehicle is at the optimum working state, and help extend the service life of high-voltage battery pack. Extremely higher low temperatures will affect the performance of high-voltage battery pack and vehicle.

InstructionsforHighVoltageBatteryPack Recycling

The high-voltage battery pack fitted to your vehicle contains several lithium-based battery cells, it is installed central motor-vehicle auxiliary disposalmay cause pollution, hazard and damage to the environment. The high-voltage battery pack must be recycled by an MGA authorised repairer or a professional

approveddismantlingagent.Pleaserefertothefollowing informationandrequirements.

ONLYqualifiedpersonnelshouldworkwiththehigh voltagesystemtherisdangerofDEA TH.

Highvoltagesafety:thehighvoltagesystemfittedto yourvehiclefeaturesaHVbatterycontaininghigh voltagecomponentssuchaslithiumbatterypacks andhighvoltagewiringharness;DONOTattempt todismantleanyareaofthissystem,suitablytrained professionalshipobserverisulation safety protectionbeforeworkingonornearthehighvoltage system.

Transportation high-voltage attack classed as a Category 9 hazardous material and must be transported by vehicles qualified in transporting Category 9 hazardous materials.

StorageAllHVcomponents(includingbatteries) shouldbestoredatroomtemperatureandinadry environment. They must be kept away from dangerous sources, such as flammable objects, heat and water sources.

PREFACE

- Internal composition: The high-voltage battery pack consist of lithium batteries (pack), PCB, HV and normal electric wiring, metal casing and other components. It is strongly recommended that the used high-voltage battery pack generated from vehicle scrappage or any other reasons should be disposed of by an MGA authorised Repairer. See official Website for details: www.mg.co.uk.

Note: Instructions: If you decide no to set the recommended MGA authorised Repair to dispose of your high voltage battery, the responsibility of the consequences of environmental pollution or accidents must be bourne by the owner.

DrivingRange

The driving range of your vehicle depends on the HV battery condition, quantity of available electricity, vehicle age (current remaining battery life), weather, temperature, road conditions and driving habit etc.

Therangecanbeaffectedbyotherelectricloads(suchas A/C, lightsetc), drivingstyleandgeneralroadconditions.

Itshouldbenotedthat:

• Thedrivingrangeisrelatedtorateofdischarge. In ordertoavoidahighrateofdischargefromaffecting theperformanceofthehigh-voltagebatterypack, it is recommended that the vehicle is connected to asuitable charger upon illumination of the low battery warning lamp in the instrument pack.

• The actual driving range of vehicle will reduce with the increase of vehicle age.

•TheuseofA/Cwillreducethedrivingrange.

• Thedrivingrangevariesatdifferentspeeds.

- Atlowtemperatures, the driving rangewill bereduced duetotemperature characteristics of the battery during use.

somistance:trentemperatureand lowbatteryvoltage,youmayexperienceinsufficient accelerationorpowerreduction,thisisduetobattery characteristics.

To help increase the range of the vehicle please observe the following:

- Havethevehicleregularlymaintainedasperservice schedule.

•Alwaysensurethetyrepressuresarecorrect.

•T ryandusethevehiclebetweentherecommended ambienttemperatures.
- Donotparkorstorethevehicleforlongperiodswith alowstateofcharge,wherepossiblechargethevehicle as soonaspossiblepriortostorage.
- Removeunnecessaryarticlestoreducethevehicleload.
- UseofhighpowerconsumingsystemssuchasA/Cand heatingwilluselargeamountsofpower, thiswillreduce thedrivingrange.
- Atahighspeed, where possible, closetehindowsto reduce wind resistance and power consumption.
- T rytomaintainasteadyspeedatalltimes, avoid constantaccelerationandbraking.
- Duringacceleration,applytheacceleratorpedalas gentlyaspossible.
- During deceleration, releasethe accelerator pedal; under certain conditions when not applying the brake orgently applying the brake, the energy regeneration system (KERS) will assist in charging the HV battery and extend the driving range.

EqualisationCharging

Inordertoassistinextendingtheservicelifeofthehigh voltagebatterypackisrecommendedthatanequalisation chargeiscarriedoutatregularintervals.

Pleaseesee"EqualisationCharging"inthe"Starting&Driving"section.

PREFACE

HighVoltageSystem

•Thehighvoltagesystemusedonyour vehiclefeaturesACandDCvoltagesupto 410V.Allhighvoltagecomponentshave warninglabelsattached-pleaseobserve these warningsandanyrequirements whenoperatingwithinorclosetothese areas.
•ONLYqualifiedpersonnelshouldworkon, orwith,thehighvoltagesystem-thereis dangerofDEA TH.

The highvoltagesystemcomponentlayoutis shown below:

1 2 3 4 5 6 10 9 8 7

I HighVoltageHarness

2CombinedChargingUnit (CCU)

3PowerDistributionUnit (PDU)

4ElectricDriveTransmission

5ElectricHeater

6HighVoltageBattery(ESS)

7ManuaServiceDisconnect (MSD)

8ElectricA/CCompressor

9HVBatteryHeater

10ChargingPort

PREFACE

PrecautionsintheEventofanAccident

• EnsurethevehicleisinP , theparkingbrakeisappliedandthevehiclepowersystemisOFF .
  •Ifanycablesonthevehicleareexposed,inordertopreventelectricshockorevendeathDONOT makeanycontactwithanycable.
  •Ifthevehiclecatchesfire,andthefireissmallandslow,acarbondioxideextinguishercanbeusedto extinguishthefire,andcontactthefireservicesassoonaspossible;ifthefireislargeandspreading quickly,immediatelyevacuatethevehicleandcontactthefireservicesimmediately.
  • If the vehicle is involved in a collision and cannot be started, the Manual Service Disconnect(MSD) MUST be disconnected prior to rescue.
• When the vehicle is completely or partially immersed in water, switch off the vehicle powers system and evacuate the car immediately. The Manual Service Disconnect (MSD) MUST be disconnected prior to rescue or as soon as the vehicle is reflected or removed from the water. Observethewater/vehicle for any abnormalities such as excessive bubbles or noises, this may indicate battery short circuit issues, if no signs are evident there should not be a shock risk from the body work and recovery can commence.
• If your car is being recovered by an independent recovery agent, please contact MGA authorised Repairer forguidance.
  •Thevehicleissuppliedwithanemergencyresponseinformationcard(intheglovebox).Pleaseshow thecardtotherescuepersonnelwhentheyarrive.

InstrumentsandControls

14InstrumentsandControls

16 InstrumentPack

17MessageCentre

27WarningLightsandIndicators

35LightsandSwitches

40 WipersandWashers

44SteeringSystem

46Horn

47 Mirrors

51 Sunvisor

52 Windows

55InteriorLight

56 PowerSocket

58 StorageDevices

61 CupHolder

62RoofLuggageRack

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

InstrumentsandControls

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

PowerWindowSwitch12EnergyRegeneration(KERS)SelectionSwitch

2WiperStalkSwitch | 3ShiftControlKnob

3 HornButton

4DriverAirbag

5 InstrumentPack

6DirectionIndicator/MainBeamStalkSwitch

7 OnboardEntertainmentSystem18

8EntertainmentControls I 9START/STOPSwitch

9FrontPassengerAirbag

10AirConditioningControls

II DrivingModeSelectionSwitch

14 CruiseControlStalkSwitch

15 BrakePedal

16AcceleratorPedal

17 HeadlampLevellingandMirrorAdjustmentSwitch BonnetReleaseHandle

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

InstrumentPack

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11.9 Digital Range Control Panel

Speedometer(I)

Indicate the vehicles speed in mph and km/h.

PowerMeter(2)

Indicate the power status of the power drives system as a percentage. The blue CHARGE segment indicates that the power drives system is converting part of the kinetic energy into electric energy; the green EFFICIENCY segment indicates that the vehicle is running using an economic

poweroutput;theyellowBOOSTsegmentindicates that thevehicleisrunningusingahighpoweroutput.

ElectricityMeterofLow-voltageBattery(3)

Displaysthevoltageoflow-voltagebattery.

ElectricityMeterofHigh-voltageBatteryPack and RangetoEmpty(4)

Display the current level of high voltage battery charge as a percentage and theremaining range of the vehicle before the high voltage battery becomes flat.

The high-voltage battery pack low battery warning lamp will illuminate when the high voltage battery charge is low. If the voltage continues to drop, this lamp will flash.

IMPORTANT

Whether high tag battery indicator displays alow charge condition, connect to charger and charge immediately.

• Before undertaking any journeys please ensure the high voltage battery contains enough power.

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

MessageCentre

Digital Speed 8 1.54 17 6 2.2ms 27 mls D 18 °C 5 4 3 2 1 27 ms 14:17

Themessagecentreprovidesthefollowinginformation:

IT emperature

2DigitalClock

3GearDisplay

4Odometer

5AccumulativeTripMeter

6EnergyRegenerationLevel

7DrivingMode

8VehicleInformationDisplay

T emperature

Displaysthecurrentambienttemperature.

DigitalClock

Displaysthecurrenttime.

GearDisplay

Displaysthecurrentgearposition(P, R, N, D).

If EP is displayed, it indicates a serious functional failure with the gear shift system in this case, please contact an MGA authorised Repairer immediately.

Odometer

Displaysthetotaldistancethecarhastravelled.

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

AccumulativeT ripMeter

Displaysthetripdistancesincerereset.

EnergyRegenerationLevel

Displaysthecurrentenergyregenerationlevelofthe vehicle.Formoreinformation,pleasereferto"Energy Regeneration(KERS)"in"Starting&Driving"section.

DrivingMode

Display the current driving mode of the vehicle. Form more information, pleasereferto "Driving Mode (MODE)" in "Starting & Driving" section.

VehicleInformationDisplay

WiththeST ART/STOPSwitchintheON/READYposition, thevehicleinformationdisplayfunctioncanbeselectedas follows:

Interior view of a car steering wheel with a control panel showing OK button (no text or symbols on the dashboard)

• PresstheUP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHTbuttonintheRH steeringwheelmultifunctionswitchpack,thiswill accessanddisplaythegeneralinformationoptions.
• PresstheUP/DOWNbuttonintheRHsteeringwheel multifunctionswitchpacktoscrollthroughtheoptions.
• PresstheOKbuttonintheRHsteeringwheel multifunctionswitchpacktoconfirmyouroption selectionorlongpresstheOKbuttontoreset.

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

1 2 3

The vehicle information display contains the following information:

I WarningInformation

2T ripComputer

3Setting

WarningInformation

Displaysanywarninginformationorimportantnotesthat arecurrentlyrelevanttothevehicle.

TripComputer

Thetripcomputerfunctioncontainsthefollowing:

•EnergyFlow

•DigitalSpeed:displaysthecurrentvehiclespeed.

- CurrentJourney: displaystherange, duration, average speed and average power consumption since startup. It can be reset by long pressing the "OK" button in the RH steering wheel multifunction switchpack.

•Accumulated Total:displaystheranguration, average speed and overpower consumption since the last reset. It can be reset by long pressing the "OK" button or steering wheel multifunction switch pack.

- ElectricInformation:displaytheurrentoperation stateofthevehicleincludingthevoltage,currentand motorspeed.

- TPMSMonitor: Display the current trepressures and temperatures.

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

EnergyFlow

Theenergyflowinterfaceautomaticallyswitchesbetween displaygraphicstodepictthecurrentdrivestate.The displayrevertstothedefaultscreenthatdisplaysnopower flowwhenthevehiclepowersystemisswitchedtothe READYstate.Othermodesareasfollows.

EnergyRegenerationMode

Themotorrecycleskineticenergytochargethe high-voltagebatterypack.

Top-down schematic of a car showing internal battery and transmission line (no text or symbols)

ElectricDriveMode

Thevehicleisdrivenbymotor.

Top-down technical illustration of a car's internal components, showing engine, battery, and transmission lines (no text or labels)

Setting

LuminanceLevel

Displaysthecurrentlevelandallowsadjustmentofthe backlightbrightness.

OverSpeedThreshold

Allowsthesettingoftheover-speedalarmthreshold, pleasenote,theover-speedalarmfunctionisturnedoff when"OFF"isdisplayed.

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

WarningMessage

Warningmessagesandpromptsaredisplayedinthe informationmessagecentreintheinstrumentpack.Any communicationsaredisplayedin'popup'messages,these canbedividedintothefollowingcategories:

•OperationInstruction
•SystemStateInstruction
•SystemMalfunctionAlert

Please follow the instructions displayed in the 'popup' message or in the case of awarning message, pleaserefer to therelevant section of the owners manual to follow the correct instructions.

The following are a selection of warning message that may appear in the information message centre.

WarningMessage	Action
CruiseControl SystemFail	Indicatesthatthecruisecontrol systemhasdetectedafault.PleasecontactanMGAuthorised Repairerassoonaspossible.
IgnitionSystem Fault	Indicatesthatthepowermode hasdetectedafault.Please contactanMGAuthorised Repairerimmediately.
StartStopButton Fail	IndicatesthattheSTART/STOP Switchhasdetectedafault.PleasecontactanMGAuthorised Repairerimmediately.
PassiveEntryFault	Indicatesthatthepassivekeyless entryfunctionhasdetectedafault.PleasecontactanMG AuthorisedRepairerassoonas possible.

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

WarningMessage	Action
ABSFail	Indicatesthattheanti-lockbrake system(ABS)hasdetectedafault. andtheABSfunctionisabout tobedisabled.Pleasecontact anMGAuthorisedRepairer immediately.
BrakeFail	Indicatesthatafaulthas beendetectedwithinthe brakingsystem,suchasbrake fluidlow/lossorElectronic Brake-forcedistributionfailure hasoccurred,stopthevehicleas soonassafetypermitsswitchthe vehiclepowersystemOFF ,check thebrakefluidlevelandcontact anMGAuthorisedRepairer immediately.

WarningMessage	Action
StabilityControl SystemFail	Indicatesthatthedynamic stabilitycontrolsystem(SCS)has detectedafault.PleasecontactanMGAuthorisedRepairerimmediately.
TractionControl SystemFail	Indicatesthatthetractioncontrol system(TCS)hasdetectedafault.PleasecontactanMGAuthorised Repairerimmediately.
ParkBrakeForce NotEnough	Indicatesthattheelectronic parkingbrakesystemhas detectedafaultwhenparking.PleasecontactanMGAuthorised Repairerassoonaspossible.
AutoholdFail	Indicatesthattheautohold functionhasdetectedafault.PleasecontactanMGAuthorised Repairerassoonaspossible.

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

WarningMessage

Action

EPSPerformance Decrease

Indicatesthattheelectric powersteeringsystem(EPS) hasageneralfailureandthe performanceisreduced.As soonasconditionspermit,safely stopthevehicleandswitchthe vehiclepowersystemtothe OFFposition.Afterashort while,switchthevehiclepower systemtotheREADYposition, drivethevehicleashortdistance andmonitortheoperationof thesteering,ifthemessageis stilldisplaydorthesteering assistancereducedpleasecontact anMGAuthorisedRepairer immediately.

WarningMessage	Action
PowerSteering SystemFault	Indicatesthattheelectricpower steeringsystem(EPS)hasfailed.PleasecontactanMGAuthorised Repairerimmediately.
SteeringAngle SensorFault	Indicatesthatthesteeringangle sensorhasfailed.Pleasecontact anMGAuthorisedRepaireras soonaspossible.
SASUncalibrated SeeHandbook	Indicatesthatthesteeringangle sensorisnotcalibrated.Please contactanMGAuthorised Repairerassoonaspossible.
ESCLFault	IndicatesthattheESCLsystem hasdetectedafault.Stopthecar assoonassafetypermits,shut downtheengineandcontact anMGAuthorisedRepairer immediately.

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WarningMessage	Action
ParkAidSystem Fault	IndicatesthatPDCsystemhas detectedafault.Pleasecontact anMGAuthorisedRepaireras soonaspossible.
AirbagFault	IndicatesthattheSDMhas detectedafault.Assoonas conditionspermit,safelystop thevehicleandswitchthe vehiclepowersystemtothe OFFpositionandcontactanMG AuthorisedRepairerimmediately.
AirbagLampFail	Indicatesthattheairbaglamp hasfailed.PleasecontactanMG AuthorisedRepairerassoonas possible.

WarningMessage	Action
T yrePressure MonitoringFail	Indicatesthatthetyrepressure monitoringsystem(TPMS)has detectedafault.PleasecontactanMGAuthorisedRepaireras soonaspossible.
FrontLeft/Front Right/Rear Left/RearRight T yreSensor BatteryLow	IndicatesthattheTPMShas detectedasensorhasalow battery.PleasecontactanMG AuthorisedRepairerassoonas possible.
PedestrianAlert SystemFault	Indicatesthatthepedestrian alertsystemhasdetectedafault.PleasecontactanMGAuthorised Repairerassoonaspossible.
DCDCCharge Fault	IndicatesthattheDC-DC converter(DCDC)hasdetectedafault.PleasecontactanMG AuthorisedRepairerimmediately.

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WarningMessage	Action
12VBatteryChargingSystemFault	Indicatesthatthe12Vbattery chargingsystemhasdetectedafault.PleasecontactanMG AuthorisedRepairerimmediately.
BatteryMaintenanceRequiredRefer toHandbook	PleasecontactanMGAuthorised Repairerimmediately.
CheckHVBattery	IndicatesthattheHVbatteryhas detectedafault.Pleasecontact anMGAuthorisedRepairer immediately.
Escapefrom thevehicle immediately!	Assoonasconditionspermit, safelystopthevehicle andevacuateallooccupants immediately,andcontactanMG AuthorisedRepairerimmediately.

WarningMessage	Action
SystemFault	Indicatesthatthepowersystemhasdetectedafault.PleasecontactanMGAuthorisedRepairerassoonaspossible.
MotorOverheating	Indicatesthatthemotorhasoverheated.PleasecontactanMGAuthorisedRepairerassoonaspossible.
EDUCoolantOverheating	IndicatesthattheEDScoolanthasoverheated.PleasecontactanMGAuthorisedRepaireras soonaspossible.
MotorFault	Indicatesthatthedrivemotorhasdetectedafault.Assoonasconditionspermit,safelystopthevehicleandswitchthevehiclepowersystemtotheOFFpositionandcontactanMGAuthorisedRepairerimmediately.

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WarningMessage	Action
eCallSystemFault ConsultHandbook	Indicatestothedriverviaa yellowSOSwarninglampthat theeCallsystemhasdetectedafaultandisnotoperatingwithinitsparameters.TheSOSbutton LEDstatusindicatorflashestwice persecond.Pleasecontactalocal MGAuthorisedRepairerassoon aspossible.
eCallSystem FailureConsult Handbook	Indicatestothedriverviaa redSOSwarninglampthatthe eCallsystemhasfailedandis notcapableofsupportinginthe eventofanaccident.TheSOS buttonLEDstatusindicatoris notilluminated.PleasecontactalocalMGAuthorisedRepairer immediately.

WarningMessage	Action
eCallinProgress	IndicatestothedriverviaagreenSOSwarninglampthatanemergencyservicescalliscurrentlyinprogress.TheSOSbuttonLEDstatusindicatorflashesoncepersecond.
AutoeCallDisabledConsultHandbook	IndicatestothedriverviaaredSOSwarninglampthatautomaticeCallserviceisdisabled.PleasecontactalocalMGAuthorisedRepairertoreactivatetheautomaticeCallfunction.

WarningLightsandIndicators

Somewarninglampsilluminateorflashaccompaniedbya warningtone.Certainwarninglampswillbeaccompanied byamomentarywarningsymbolandtextmessage displayedintheinformationcentreintheinstrumentpack.

MainBeamIndicator-Blue

Thisindicatorilluminateswhentheheadlamp

highbeamisturnedon.

SideLampIndicator-Green

Thisindicatorilluminateswhenthesidelamps

areon.

RearFogLampIndicator-Y ellow

Thisindicatorilluminateswhentherearfog

lampsareon.

DirectionIndicators-Green

Theleftandrightdirectionindicatorlampsare representedbydirectionalarrowsthatarelocatedatthe topoftheinstrumentpack.Whentheturningsignallamp flashes,thedirectionindicatorlamponthecorresponding sidealsoflashes.Ifthehazardwarninglampsareoperated, bothdirectionindicatorlampswillflashtogether.lfeither directionindicatorlampintheinstrumentpackflashes veryrapidly,itindicatesthattheturningsignallightonthe correspondingsidehasfailed.

Note: Failureofasiderepeaterlampwillhaveno effectontheflashfrequencyofdirectionindicator lamp.

AirbagWarning-Red

If this lamp illuminates, it indicates that the

SRSortheseatbelthasfailed.Assoonasconditions permit,safelystopthevehicleandswitchthevehicle powersystemtotheOFFpositionandcontactanMG

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Authorisedimmediately.AnSRSorseatbeltfaultmay meanthecomponentsmaynotbedeployedintheevent ofanaccident.

SeatBeltUnfastenedWarningLamp-Red

If this lamp illuminates or flashes, it indicates that theseatbeltforthedriverorfrontpassengerremains unfastened.

Thisvehicleisequippedwithrearseatbelt warningstoremindyoutoensureanyreseatpassengers havefastenedtheirseatbelts. Thedicatedwarninglamp consistsofthe3sections, I foreachreseatposition, itwillilluminateredoneveryignitioncycleandremain illuminateduntilapre-setspeedisreachedandaftera pre-settmeperiod. Ifall3reseatbeltsarefastened thislampwillextinguishimmediately. Wheneachindividual reseatbeltisfastenedthecolourofthatparticularseat beltwarninglampwillchangefromredtogrey, theother seatpositionswillremainilluminatedred, all3seatbelt

warninglampswillextinguishafterthepre-setspeedis reachedandthepre-settimehasbeensurpassed.

CruiseControlIndicator-Green/Yellow

Ifthecruisecontrolisswitchedon,thesystem willenterintostandbystate,andtheindicatorilluminates in yellow.

Whenthecruise control system operates, this indicator illuminates green, indicating the cruise control system is activated.

Ifafaultinthecruise control system is detected, the indicator will flash in yellow. Please seek an MGA authorised Repairer urgently.

Low-voltageBatteryChargingSystem MalfunctionWarning-Red

Whenthevehiclepowersystemisswitched totheONpositionthislampilluminatesaspartofaself test,whenthesystemisswitchedtoREADYthewarning

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lightwillextinguish.Ifthewarninglightilluminateswhilst drivingcontactanMGAuthorisedRepairerattheearliest opportunity.

Ifthebatterypowerislow, thislampilluminatesanda promptmessageappearsintheinformationcentre. In this case, thesystemwillrestrictorturnoffsomeelectrical devices, pleaseensurethevehiclepowersystemisin READYmodetochargethebattery.

StabilityControl/T ractionControlSystem OperationandFaultWarning-Y ellow

If this lamp illuminates, it indicates that the

stabilitycontrolsystem/tractioncontrolsystemhas detectedafault.PleasecontactanMGAuthorised immediately.

If this lamp flashes while driving, it indicates that the system is operating to assist the driver.

StabilityControl/T ractionControlSystemOFF

Warning-Yellow

Ifthestabilitycontrolsystem/tractioncontrol

systemisswitchedoffmanually, this warninglamp will illuminate.

ABSWarning-Y ellow

If this lamp illuminates, it indicates that the ABS

hasdetectedafault.PleasecontactanMGAuthorised immediately.

IfanABSfailureoccurswhiledriving,theABSfunction willbedisabledwhilenormalbrakingwillstillbeavailable. PleasecontactanMGAuthorisedimmediately.

BrakeSystemWarning-Red

Thislampislocatedinthespeedometerface.

If this lamp illuminates, it indicates a fault or issue has

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beendetectedinthebrakesystemsuchasbrakefluid lossorelectronicbraking-forcedistributionfailure.Please stopthevehicleassoonassafetypermits,turnoffthe START/STOPSwitch,checkthebrakefluidlevel(referto "BrakeFluidCheckandT opUp"in"Maintenance"section) andcontactanMGAuthorisedimmediately.

BoosterSystemWarning-Y ellow/Red

Thislampislocatedinthemessagecentre.If theboostersystemdetectsafault, thislampilluminates yellow, pleaseslowdown, stopthevehicleassoonas safetypermitsandcontactanMGAuthorisedRepairer immediately.

Iftheboostersystemsuffersaseriousfailure, thislamp illuminatesred, stopthevehicleassoonassafetypermits, turnofftheSTART/STOPSwitchandcontactanMG AuthorisedRepairerimmediately.

ElectricPowerSteering(EPS)/ElectricSteering ColumnLock(ESCL)Warning-Y ellow/Red

Thewarninglampisusedtoindicateelectric tedsteeringfailureorelectronicsteering failure.

If this lamp illuminates yellow, it indicates the electric power assisted steering system has general failure and the performance is reduced. Please stop the car as soon as safety permits. If the lamp still illuminates after restarting the vehicle and driving for short while, please contact an MGA authorised Repairer immediately.

If this lamp illuminates red, it indicates the electric power assisted steering system has a general failure relevant to steering angles sensing. Please contact an MGA authorised repairer as soon as possible.

If this lamp illuminates red and flashes, it indicates the electric power assisted steering system has a severe failure. Please contact an MGA authorised Repairer immediately.

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Ifthelampilluminatesyellowandcontinuallyflashes accompaniedwithanaudiblewarning,itindicatesthe electricsteeringcolumnlockhasdetectedafaultor failed.PleasecontactanMGAuthorisedRepaireras soonaspossible.Ifthislampextinguishesafterflashing forawhile,itindicatesthatthesteeringwheelislocked, pleaseattempttorotatethesteeringwheeltoremoveany adverseloads.

T yrePressureMonitoringSystem(TPMS)

Warning-Y ellow

If this warning lamp illuminates it indicates that

atyrepressureislow,pleasecheckthetyrepressures.

If this lamp flashes first and then remains illuminated after a period of time indicate the system has detected a fault. Please contact an MGAuthorised Repairer as soon as possible.

ImmobiliserSystemWarning-Red

Ifnovalidkeyisdetected, thislampwill

illuminatedPleasestheorredeyoputhe

smartkeyatthebottomofthecentreconsoleupholder.

Forspeciflocationrequirements;eferto"Alternative StartingProcedure"in"Starting&Driving"section.

WiththeST ART/STOPSwitchirtheON/READYposition, ifremotekeybatteryislow, thislampflashes, please replacethebatteryassoonaspossible.

WithSTART/STOBwitchOfPosition the lampflashesifthevehicleisfullyarmedorpartiallyarmed withsecuritysystem.

Electron ParkingBrak(EPB)AutHold

StatusIndicator-Red/Green

If this lamp illuminates red, it indicates the EPB

systemisenabledfthislampilluminatesredandflashes, itindicatesthattheEPBsystemhasfailedPleasecontact anMGAuthorisedassoonaspossible.

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Whentheautoholdsystemisoperatingtoassistthedriver, thislampilluminatesgreen.

ElectronicParkingBrake(EPB)System MalfunctionWarning-Yellow

IfanEPBsystemfailureisdetectedorthe

systemisunderdiagnosis, thislampwillilluminate. Please contactanMGAuthorisedassoonaspossible.

READYIndicator-Green

Thislampisusedtoindicatethatthevehicleis

readyfordriving.

ChargingStatusIndicator-Yellow

Thislampwillilluminatewhenthevehicleis

connectedtoachargepoint,itwillremainonduring chargingandextinguishafterchargingiscompleted.

ChargingConnectionIndicator-Red

Thislampwillilluminatewhenthevehicleis

connectedtoachargepoint.

PowerSystemMalfunctionWarning-Red

temperatureistoohigh.PleasecontactanMGAuthorised as soon as possible.

MotorMalfunctionWarning-Red

Ifafaultorfailureisdetectedinthemotoror

thepowerelectronicboxofelectricdrivesystem,thislamp

willilluminate.Pleasestopthevehicleassoonassafety permits,turnofftheSTART/STOPSwitchandcontactan MGAuthorisedimmediately.

High-voltageBatteryPackLowBattery

Warning-Y ellow

Thislampwillilluminatewhenthehighvoltage batterychargeislow,ifthevoltagecontinuestodrop,this lampwillflash.Wherepossiblepleasechargethehigh voltagebatterybeforethislampenterstheflashingstage.

High-voltageBatteryPackDisconnection

Warning-Y ellow

Whenthehigh-voltagebatterypackis connected, this lamp will not illuminate. This lamp will only illuminate when the high voltage battery is disconnected or isolated.

High-voltageBatteryPackMalfunctionWarning

Red

Thislampwillilluminateifafaultisdetected orthehighvoltagebatteryfails.PleasecontactanMG AuthorisedRepairerimmediately.

Thislampwillflashifthehighvoltagebatterytemperature istoohigh.Pleasestopthecarassoonassafetypermits, switchthevehiclepowersystemtotheOFFposition,and leavethevehicleimmediately.ContactanMGAuthorised Repairerattheearliestopportunity.

High-voltage battery pack relay, desiosfailuris recorded, lamjas Resascontact MG Authorised Repairerassoonaspossible.

DrivingPowerLimitedWarning-Y ellow

This lamp will illuminate the vehicle power has

beenreduced.

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eCallSOSIndicator-Red/Y ellow/Green

If the system is ready and an emergency services

call(eCall)isinprogress,theindicatorilluminatesgreen.

Ifthesystemisstillcapableofsendingoutvehicle informationmessagetothecallcentre,butothereCall capabilitiesarelimitedduetoafaultinthesystem,the indicatorwillilluminateyellow.IftheeCallsystemhas failedandnotoperational,theindicatorilluminatesred. Iftheyelloworredindicatorisilluminatedpermanently aftersystemself-test,pleasecontactanMGAuthorised Repairerimmediately.

SystemFaultMessagesIndicator-Yellow/Red

Thisindicatorisusedtoalertthedriverofa

storedwarning,itisinyellowforgeneralfailuresandin redforseriousfailures.Pleasereferto"MessageCentre" inthissectionforthesefailures.

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LightsandSwitches

MasterLightSwitch

3 2 1 R D X G 4 AUX 5 B C A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A

IAUTOLamp

2SideLampandSwitchIllumination

3DippedHeadlamps

4LampsOff

AUTOLamp

WhentheSTART/STOPSwitchisintheACCposition,the autolightingsystemdefaultstotheONposition(1).The AUTOlightingsystemwillautomaticallyswitchtheside lampsandswitchilluminationonandoffaccordingtothe intensityofcurrentambientlight.

WiththeSTART/STOPSwitchintheON/READ Yposition, theAUTOlightingsystemwillautomaticallyswitchtheside lamps, switchilluminationanddippedbeamheadlampson andoffaccordingtotheintensityofcurrentambientlight.

Note: This function uses alightsensor that monitors exterior ambient light levels. Forsomodels, the sensor is fitted in the centre of the fasci panel near the windscreen. DONOT mask cover this area. Failure toadheret this may result in headlampson when not necessary.

SideLamp/SwitchIllumination

Rotatethemasterlightswitchtoposition2toswitch onthesidelampsandswitchillumination.Withthe START/STOPSwitchintheOFFposition,ifthesidelamps

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stayonwhenthedriver'sdoorisopened,anaudiblealarm willsound.

Headlamps

When the START/STOP switch is in the ON/READY position, rotatethemaster light switch to position 3 to switch on the dipped beam head lamps and sidelamps.

LampsOff

Rotatethemasterlightswitchtoposition4toswitchchoff thelamps.Releasingtheswitchwillallowittoreturnto theAUTOswitchposition

FollowMeHome

AftertheSTART/STOPSwitchisturnedoff,pullthelight levertowardsthesteeringwheel.Thiswillenablethe FollowMeHomefunction,dippedbeamheadlampsand sidelampswillilluminatedependinguponthevehicle configuration.Forsomemodels,itcanbesetinthe "ComfortandConvenience"in"Vehicle"settingsonthe entertainmentdisplay.

DaytimeRunningLamps

Thedaytimerunninglampsilluminateautomaticallywhen theSTART/STOPSwitchisintheON/READ Yposition.

FindMyCar

Afterthevehiclehasbeenleftinalockedconditionin excessof2minutes,pressingthelockbuttonagainonthe remotekeywillenabletheFindMyCarfunction.This functionwillidentifythecarbymeansofanaudibleand visualalert.PressingtheLockbuttononthehandsetagain willsuspendthisoperation.PressingtheUnlockbutton willcancelthisoperation.

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HeadlampLevelingManualAdjustment

L O R 1 0

Position0istheinitialpositionoftheheadlamplevelling adjustmentswitch. Theheadlamplevelingcanbeadjusted asperthefollowingtableaccordingtothevehicleload.

Location	Load
0Driver,ordriver&frontpassenger
1	Alltheseatsoccupiedwithnoloadinthe bootspace
2	Alltheseatsoccupiedplusanevenly distributedloadinthebootspace
3	Driveronly,plusanevenlydistributedload inthebootspace

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DirectionIndicator/MainBeamSwitch

T akecarenottodazzleoncomingvehicles whendrivingusingmainbeamheadlamps.

Diagram showing a car steering wheel with numbered components and a close-up of the steering wheel's head view.

DirectionIndicators

MovethelightstalkswitchdowntoindicateaLEFTturn (1). MovethelightstalkswitchuptoindicateaRIGHT turn(2). The corresponding GREENdirectionindicatorin

theinstrumentpackwillflashwhentheturnsignallamps areworking.

Rotating thesteeringwheelwillcancel theindicator operation(smallmovementsofthesteeringwheelmay notoperatetheselfcancelling). T oindicatealanechange, movetheleverbrieflyandrelease,theindicatorswillflash threetimesandthencancel.

Main/DippedBeamHeadlampsSwitching

WiththeST ART/STOPSwitchintheON/READ Yposition andtheheadlampson, pushthelightstalkswitchtowards theinstrumentpanel(3)toturnonmainbeams. At this time, themainbeamindicatorintheinstrumentpackwill illuminateandthemessagecentrewillprompt"MainBeam On". Pushthelightstalkswitch(3)onceagaintoswitchto dippedbeams.

MainBeamFlash

T obrieflyflashthemainbeamonandoff, pullthelever towardsthesteeringwheel(4) and then release.

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RearFogLamps

Foglightsshouldonlybeusedwhenvisibility isbelow100m-otherroaduserscouldbe dazzledinclearconditions.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80

WiththeSTART/STOPSwitchintheON/READYposition andtheheadlampson,rotatetheoglampswitchto position I toturnontherearfoglamps.Therearfoglamp

indicatorilluminatesintheinstrumentpackwhentherear foglampsareon.

Note: Therearfoglampswillturnoffautomatically whenthemasterlightswitchisswitchedoff.

HazardWarningLamps

Pressthehazardwarninglampbuttontoturnonthe hazardwarninglamps.Atthistime,allturnsignallamps anddirectionindicatorswillflashtogether.Pressthe buttonagaintoturnoffthehazardwarninglamps.All turnsignallampsanddirectionindicatorswillstopflashing. Formoredetailsandlocationreferto'HazardWarning Devices'under'EmergencyInformation'.

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WipersandWashers

FrontWindscreenWiperOperation

Diagram showing car steering wheel and hand valve with numbered directional arrows indicating motion or movement.

Thefrontwipersandwasherswillonlyoperatewhen theSTART/STOPSwitchisintheON/READYposition. Operatethestalkswitchtoselectdifferentwipingmodes: Intermittentwipe(1) Slowwipe(2)

• Fastwipe(3)
  •Singlewipe(4)
  •Automaticwipeintervaladjustment * /Rainsensor sensitivityadjustment *(5)
  •Programmedwipe(6)

IntermittentWipe

BypushingtheleveruptothelIntermittentwipeposition (1), thewiperswilloperateautomatically. T urntheswitch (5) * toadjusttheintermittentwipefrequency. Thisspeed will also changewith the vehiclespeed. Asthevehicle speed increases, thewiperfrequency increases. Asthe vehiclespeed decreases, thewiperfrequency decreases.

Somemodelsareequippedwitharainsensorfitted totheinteriorrearviewmirrorbasetodetectvarying amountsofwaterontheoutsideofthewindscreen.With Intermittent/Automaticselected,thevehiclewilladjust thewipingspeedaccordingtothesignalsprovidedbyrain sensor.T urntheswitch(5) * toadjustthesensitivity of rainsensor.Asthesensitivityincreases,thewipinginterval decreases.

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Note: Immediately operating the wiperonetime can be achieved by increasing the sensitivity of frainsensor. If therainsensor detects continuous rainwater, the wiperwill keep working. Whennorain is detected, it is recommended to switch automatic wipe.

SlowWipe

Bypushingtheleveruptotheslowspeedwipingposition

(2), thewiperswilloperateslowly

FastWipe

Bypushingtheleveruptothefastspeedwipingposition

(3), thewiperswilloperateatfastspeed.

SingleWipe

Pressingthelever(4)downandreleasingwilloperate asinglewipe,iftheleverishelddown,thewiperswill operateathighspeeduntiltheleverisreleased.

Note: Whenthevehicleisstationary, if the bonnet is opened, the frontwiper/washer will stop working immediately.

IMPORTANT

• Avoidoperatingthewipersonadrywindscreen.
• Infreezingorextremelyhotconditions,makesure thatthewiperbladesarenotfrozenoradheredto thewindscreen.
  • Inwinter, removesnoworicefromaroundthearms andblades, includingthewipedareaofthescreen beforeuse.

ProgrammedWipe

Pullthestalkswitchtowardthesteeringwheel(6),the windscreenwasherswilloperateimmediately.After ashortdelay,thewiperswillcommenceoperatingin conjunctionwiththewashers.

Not the wipers continue operating for further three wipes after the stalk switch is released after severalseconds, there will be further wiping to remove any washer fluid from the screen.

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IMPORTANT

Ifthewashersfaltodeliverthewindscreenwasher fluid, releasethestalkswitchimmediately. This will preventthewipersfromoperating,andtheconsequent riskofvisibilitybeingimpairedbydirtsmearingacross theunwashedwindscreen.

RearWindscreenWiperOperation

Diagram showing a car steering wheel and its directional flow path with numbered arrows indicating motion or movement.

Therearwiperandwasherwillonlyoperatewhenthe START/STOPSwitchisintheON/READYposition.Rotate therearwindowwiperswitchtoyourdesiredselection:

• Intermittentwiping(I)
  •Wipeandwash(2)
  •Wipeandwash(3)
  •Wiperintervaladjustment(4)

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Intermittentwipe

Rotatetherarwindowwiperswitchtointermittentwipe (1),therearwindowwiperwilloperate,afterseveral consecutivewipes,thewiperswillenterintointermittent mode. Thetimeperiodbetweenthewipscanbe increased/decreasedviatheintermittentwipefrequency adjustmentswitch(4).

Washandwipe

T urntherearwindowwiperswitchtothewashandwipe (2)positionandhold,therearwindowwiperandwasher willoperate,therearwindowwiperwipesquickly.release theswitchallowingittoreturntointermittentwipe(1), therearwindowwasherwillstopoperating,andthewiper wipesslowly,changethestalkswitchposition4toadjust thewipespeed.T urntherearwindowwiperswitchto washandwipe(3)andhold,therearwindowwiperand washerwilloperate.releasetheswitchallowingitto returntotheOFFposition,therearwindowwasherwill stopoperating,andtherearwindowwiperwipesfor3 times,afterseveralseconds,thewiperwillwipeoncemore toremovethewasherfluidontherearscreen.

Note: Whenthetailgate is opened dearwiper operations will be disabled.

Note: Whenthefrontwindscreenwipersareturned on, iftheshiftcontrolknobisturnedtoRposition, the rearwiperwilloperate.

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SteeringSystem

AdjustmentofSteeringColumn

DONOTattempttoadjusttheheightor angleofthesteeringcolumnwhilethecaris inmotion. Thisisextremelydangerous.

Interior view of a car showing steering wheel and dashboard (no text or symbols)

T oadjusttheangleorheightofthesteeringcolumntosuit yourdrivingposture:

I Fullyreleasethelockinglever.

2Holdthesteeringwheelinbothhandsandtiltthe steeringcolumnupordowntomovethewheelinto themostcomfortableposition.

3Pushorpullthesteeringwheeltowardsorawayfrom thebody.

4Oncecomfortabledrivingpositionhasbeenselected, pullthelockingleverfullyuptolockthesteering columnintoitsnewposition.

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ElectricPowerSteering

If the electric power steering fails or cannot operate the steering will appear very heavy, this will affect drivings safety.

Theelectricpowersteeringsystemonlyworkswhenthe vehicleisinREADYmode.Thesystemoperatesviaa motorwithassistancelevelsautomaticallyadjustedbased onvehiclespeed,steeringwheeltorqueandsteeringwheel angle.

IMPORTANT

Holdingthesteeringwheelonfulllockforlongperiods willresultinateductioninpowerassistancecausinga heavierfeeltothesteeringforashortperiodoftime.

ElectricPowerSteering(EPS)WarningLamp

Referto"WarningLightsandIndicators"in"Instruments andControls"section.

If the battery has been disconnected for any reason, upon reconnection the warning lamp willilluminate yellow. Movement of the steering wheel from lock to lock will initial is the system and the lamp will be extinguish.

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Horn

Top-down view of a car steering wheel with three blades and a central hub (no text or symbols)

Pressthehornbuttonarea(indicatedbythearrow)onthe steeringwheeltooperatethehorn.

Note: The vehicle horn button and the driver's air bag are located in close proximity on the steering wheel. The illustrations show the position of the horn (indicated by arrow), please ensure that you press

inthisareatoavoidanypotentialconflictwiththe operationoftheairbag.

IMPORTANT

T oavoidpossibleSRSissues, pleasedonotpresswith excessiveforceorhittheairbagcoverwhenoperating thehorn.

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Mirrors

DoorMirrors

Note: Objectsviewedindoormirrorsmayappear furtherawaythantheyactuallyare.

ElectricDoorMirrorGlassAdjustment

Interior view of a car dashboard with steering wheel and rotary knob (no text or symbols)

• Rotatetheknobtoselectleft(L)orright(R)door mirror.

• Movetheknobinthedesireddirectiontoadjustthe angleofthedoormirrorglass.

• Upon completion of the adjustment, rotatetheknob back to the central position; this will ensure no accidental adjustment of the mirror.

HeatingElements \*

The doormirror have integral heating elements which disperse ice or mist from the glass. The heating elements operate while the heated Rear Window is switched on.

Note: The heating element so frear window and door mirror will only work when the powers system is in READY mode.

MirrorFolding

Themirrorscanbefoldedbacktowardsthesidewindows intoa'park'positiontoenablethecartonegotiatenarrow openingsandavoidcollisions.

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Diagram of a car's wheel and dashboard with directional arrow (no text or symbols)

ManualFoldingofDoorMirror

Forvehiclesnotfittedwiththeelectricdoormirrorfold option,theexteriormirrorscanonlybefoldedbackwards manually.

ElectricFoldingofDoorMirror

Forvehiclesfittedwithelectricdoormirrorfolding, rotate theknobtothemiddleposition, and pushtheknobdown.

Thedoormirrorswillbefoldedautomatically.Pushing

theknobdownwardsagainwillreturnthemirrorstotheir originalposition.

Note: Electrical folding doormirrorsthath have been moved from their positions by manual or accidental means must be reset by operating the knob to complete fold and deployment on time.

IMPORTANT

• Doormirrorglassadjustmentsareoperatedby electricalmotors. Operatingthemdirectlybyhand maydamagetheinternalcomponents.
• Washingorflushingdoormirrorswithhighpressure waterjetsorcarwashesmayresultinelectrical motorfailure.

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InteriorRearviewMirror

Adjustthebodyoftheinteriorrearviewmirrortoachieve thebestpossibleview.Theanti-dazzlefunctionofthe interiorrearviewmirrorhelpstoreduceglarefromthe headlampsoffollowingvehiclesatnight.

AutomaticAnti-dazzleInteriorMirror \*

1 2 3

I OperationIndicator3LightSensor 2AutomaticAnti-dazzleFunctionSwitch

AfterthecarisplacedinREADYmode,theautomatic anti-dazzlefunctionisswitchedonautomatically(operation indicatorON).Ifthesystemdetectsafollowingvehicle wheretheheadlampsmaydazzlethedriver,thelightsensor switchesontheanti-dazzlefunction.Presstheautomatic anti-dazzlefunctionswitch(operationindicatorOFF)to switchofftheautomaticanti-dazzlefunction,andpressit againtore-startthisfunction.

Theautomaticanti-dazzlefunctionmaybeimpairedor limitedinthefollowingsituations :

Thelightsofthefollowingvehiclearenotdetectedby thelightsensor.

Reservegearisselected.

Not attaching film month rear window may have influence the stage automati anti-dazzle function.

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ManualAnti-dazzleInteriorRearviewMirror *

Simple diagram of a rectangular mirror with an arrow pointing downward (no text or symbols)

Movetheleveratthebaseoftheinteriorrearviewmirror tochangeitsangle,soastoachievetheanti-dazzlefunction. Normalvisibilityisrestoredbypullingtheleverbackagain.

Note: In some circumstances, the view reflected in 'dipped' manual mirror can confuseth driver as to the preciselocation off following vehicles.

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

Sunvisor

Thevanitymirroronthedriversideshould onlybeusedwhenthevehicleisstationary.

Sunvisor(1)andvanitymirror(2)arearrangedontheroof aheadofboththedriverandthefrontpassenger.Certain modelsarefittedwithvanitymirrorlights(4)depending onthevehicleconfiguration.

L 4 3 R 1 2 4

Pullthesunvisordownwardtousethevanitymirror.If theroofhasvanitymirrorlights,thevanitymirrorlightis switchedonwhenthecoverisopened,anditisswitched offwhenthecoverisclosed.

Note:Warningsandinstructionsontheuseofachildrestraint(3)areattachedtobothsidesofthepassengersunvisor.

NEVERuserearwardfacingchildrestraintsonaseat protectedbyanACTIVEAIRBAGinfrontofit,DEATH orSERIOUSINJURYtotheCHILDcanoccur.

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

Windows

PowerOperatedWindowSwitch

1 2 3 4 5

FrontRightWindowSwitch

2FrontLeftWindowSwitch

3RearRightWindowSwitch

4RearLeftWindowSwitch

5 RearWindowIsolationSwitch

WindowOperation

Ensurechildrenarekeptclearwhenraisingor loweringawindow.

Improperuseoractivationoftheelectric windowsbychildrencouldcauseseriousharm orevendeath.Itistheresponsibilityofthe driverandadultpassengerstoensurethat whencarryingchildrenthenecessarysteps aretakentoisolatethewindowoperation. Thisshouldincludetheremovalofthekey whenchildrenareleftaloneinthevehicle.

Pushtheswitch(1-4)downtolower, andpulltheswitchuptoraisethewindow. Thewindowwillstopmovingassoon astheswitchisreleased(unlessthe'One-T ouch'function isactive).

Note: The front and rear passenger windows can also be operated by individual window switch, mounted on each door. Therear window switches will not operate if therear windowisolations switch has been activated.

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

Note: The electric windows can be operated with the vehicle powersystem in the ACC, ON and READY positions. (Forsafety: door should be closed).

RearWindowIsolationSwitch

Pressthebutton(5)toisolatetherearwindowcontrols, pressagaintorestorecontrol.

Note: It is recommended that you ISOLATE therear windows switches when carrying a child.

"One-T ouch"Down

Thewindowcontrolswitch(1-4)has2positions.Short presstthewindowcontrolswitchtothe"2"positionand release. Thewindowautomaticallydescendstofullyopen. Windowmovementcanbestoppedatdesiredposition atanytimebyoperatingthecorrespondingswitchduring descent.

"OneT ouch" Upwith "Anti-T rap"

Dependingonvehiclespecification,somewindowsmay havethe"OneTouch"upfunction.Liftingtheswitchtothe

"2"positionforashorttimeandreleasingwillautomatically closetehindowcompleteWindowmovementcan bestoppedatadesiredpositionatanytimebybriefly operatingtheswitchagain.

The "Anti-Trap" functionisasafetyfeaturewhichprevents thewindowfromfullyclosingifanobstructionissensed-ifthishappensthewindowwillopenslightlytoallowthe obstructiontoberemoved.

Note: DONOToperatethepowerwindowcontrols continuouslyseveraltimesinashorttimeframe, otherwisethepowerwindowcontrolsmaybedisabled toprotectthemotor. If this occurs, please wait a few seconds until the motor cools down in the case of the driver's window with "One T ouchand Anti-Trap" please wait 30 seconds prior to operation some cases it may take 30 minutes completely cooldown, during which timethenegative battery lead should not be disconnected.

Note: If the battery is disconnected, the "One-Touch" and "Anti-Trap" features will belost. T orestorethis

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

feature,fullyopenandthenfullyclosethewindow holdingtheswitchfor5secondsintheclosedposition.

"LazyLock"Function \*

The "LazyLock" function can open or close all the windows by using theremote key from outside the vehicle as long as it is with indetection range.

Pressandholdtheremotekeyunlockbuttonuntilthe windowsstarttoopen, releasetheunlockbutton, all windowswillopenfully. Withthewindowsopen, press andholdtheremotekeylockbuttonuntilthewindows starttoclose, releasethelockbutton, thewindowswill completely close.

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

InteriorLight

FrontInteriorLamp

2 1 2

ManualOperation

Pressoneoftheswitches2toturnthecorresponding courtesylighton,pressagaintoswitchoff.

AutomaticOperation

Preshewitch(1) tselectrontourteslamp automaticoperation, pressagaintoturnoffthefunction.

Whentheautomaticoperationisenabled,courtesylights willilluminateautomaticallywheneverthefollowingoccur.

•Thecarisunlocked.

•Anydoorisopened.

Note: Undernormal circumstances, if a door or the tailgate is left open for longer than 15 minutes, the courtesylightswillextinguish automatically. In case of low battery, the courtesylightswillextinguish quicker.

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

PowerSocket

FrontConsolePowerSocket

Pleaseensurethesocketlidisinsertedwhen thepowersocketisnotinuse. Thiswill ensurenodebrisorforeignobjectssenter thesocketpreventingitsuseorcauseshort circuits.

12V 1 2

The 12Vfrontconsolepowersocketislocatedinthe storageboxinfrontoftheshiftcontrolknob.When

theSTART/STOPSwitchisintheACCorON/READY positions, itcanbeusedasapowersupply.

Thereare2USBports(1&2)equippedtotherightof the12Vfrontconsolepowersocket.TheUSBportscan providea5Vvoltagewhenservingasapoweroutlet,or realizedatatransmission.USBportIcanalsoprovide 'Vehicle-MobilePhoneInterconnection'function.

Note: The voltage of the front console powers socket is 12 volt, and the power rating is 120 watt. Do not use electrical equipment with the power exceeding the rating.

Note: Duetoconfiguration differences, some of the vehicle's USBports may not support some fast charging devices.

Note: Extended use of the accessory powers socket and USB socket when the vehicle power system is switched off will cause premature discharging of the vehicle battery.

Note:Nocigarettelighterisavailableonthevehicle. Ifrequired,pleaseconsultanMGAuthorisedRepairer.

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

RearConsoleUSBChargingPorts*

3 4

Note: Use of the front console powers socket or USB port when the vehicle is not in READY mode will consume the battery power; extended use will cause premature discharging of the vehicle battery, and the vehicle may thus cannot be switched into READY mode.

Thereare2USBports(3&4)locatedonrearconsole plate,whentheSTART/STOPSwitchisintheACCor ON/READYpositions,theUSBportscanprovide5V voltageservingaspoweroutlets.

Note: Duetoconfiguration differences, some of the vehicle's USB ports may not support some fast charging devices.

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

StorageDevices

Instructions

• Pleasecloseallstoragedeviceswhenthecarisin motion.Leavingthesstoragedevicesopenmaycause personalinjuryincasesofasuddenstart-off,emergency brakingandacaraccident.
• Donotplaceflammablematerialssuchasliquidor lightersinanystoragedevices. Theheatinhot conditionsmayigniteflammablematerialsandleadto afire.

GloveBox

Diagram of a car door with a mounted door panel showing a house symbol (no text or labels)

T oopentheglovebox, pullthehandleontheglovebox cover(asindicatedbythearrow).

Pushthelidforwardtoclosetheglovebox.Makesurethe gloveboxisfullyclosedwhenthecarisbeingdriven.

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

CubbyBox

Interior view of a car's rearview and dashboard compartment showing intake, vent, and seat (no text or symbols)

Liftthearmrest(arrowed)toopenthecompartmentcover. Putthecoverdowntocloseit.

GlassesBox

Theglassesboxshouldonlybeusedwhenthe carisstationary.

Line drawing of a car interior panel with no text or symbols

Theglassesboxislocatedintheproximityofthefront interiorlamps.Pressthepanel(asindicatedbythearrow) toopentheglassesbox.Closetheglassesboxwhenitis notinuse.

Note: Not all glasses will fit insidethe glasses box, fit is dependant upon frametype.

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

Loadspace

DONOTplacearticlesontherearparcel shelf,theycouldmovecausingpersonal injuryintheeventofanaccident emergencybrakingorhardacceleration.

Therearparcelshelfisconnectedtothetailgateusing strapsandhooks.Whenopeningthetailgate,theshelfwill automaticallyberaised.

Thesparewheel/tyrerepairkitandtoolkitarestowed beneaththeloadspacecarpet,liftthecarpetforaccess. Alwaysrefitthecarpetafteruse.

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

CupHolder

DONOTplacehotdrinksinthecupholder whilstdriving. Spillagemayresultinpersonal injuryordamage.

CentreConsoleCupHolder

Top-down line drawing of a car gear shift lever (no text or symbols)

Thecentreconsolecupholderissituatedatthefrontend of thecentreconsolearmrestassembly.

RearArmrestandRearCupHolder

Diagram of a car seatbelt switch with a downward arrow indicating left motion (no text or symbols present)

Foldforwardtoopenthereararmrest. Therearecup holdersatthefrontendofthereararmrest.

INSTRUMENTSANDCONTROLS

RoofLuggageRack \*

Theroofluggagerackisanon-load-bearing roofrack, which is used only as a decoration. Donotplace any load on the oroofluggage rack, otherwise it may result in an accident ordamageto the vehicle.

AirConditioning

64Ventilation

67ElectronicTemperatureControl *

72 AutomaticTemperatureControl *

AIRCONDITIONING

Ventilation

1 2 2 5 3 3 4 4 6 6

I Side Vents

2Windscreen/DefrostVents

3CentreV ents

4FrontFootwellV ents

5FrontSideWindowV ents

6RearFootwellV ents

AIRCONDITIONING

Theheating,ventilationandairconditioningsystem providesfresh,coolingorheatedairtotheinteriorofthe car.Freshairisdrawninthroughtheairintakegrilleat thebaseofthefrontwindscreenandparticle/pollenfilter.

Alwayskeeptheairintakegrilleclearofobstructionssuch asleaves,snoworice.

Particle/PollenFilter

Theparticle/pollenfilterhelpstokeepthecarinteriorfree frompollenanddust. T oremainfullyeffective, thefilter shouldbereplacedattherecommendedserviceinterval.

Vents

CentreVents

Interior view of a car dashboard with directional arrows indicating traffic flow (no text or symbols)

Slidethebuttoninthecentreofthelouvrescompletely to theleftorrighttoopenorclosethevent. T oggleitupand down, leftandrighttoadjusttheairdirection.

AIRCONDITIONING

SideVents

Diagram of a car's side profile showing airflow or traffic flow around the window (no text or symbols)

Slidethebuttoninthecentreofthelouvrescompletelyto theleftorrighttoopenorclosethevent.T oggleitupand down,leftandrighttoadjusttheairdirection.

ElectronicT emperatureControl\*

ControlPanel

1 ECON 2 A/C 3 4 5 6 D 8 9 10

IT emperatureControl Knob/EconomyModeButton

2Defrost/DemistButton

3CoolingOn/OffButton

4AirRecirculationmodeButton

5HeatedRearWindowButton

6BlowerSpeedControlKnob

7WindscreenandFeetMode Button

8FeetmodeButton

9FaceandFeetModeButton

10FaceModeButton

AIRCONDITIONING

InterfaceDisplay

1 A/C HVAC 2 3 5 4

I CoolingOn/OffDisplay

2AirDistributionModeDisplay

3AirRecirculationModeDisplay

- Externalcirculation

•Internalrecirculation

4BlowerSpeedDisplay

5T emperatureDisplay

BlowerSpeedControl

Rotatetheblowerspeedcontrolclockwisetoincrease theblowerspeedorrotateanti-clockwisetoreducethe blowerspeed.

Note: Selectblowerposition0toswitchtheair conditioningsystemOFF. Rotatetheblowerspeed knobtoblowerspeed lorabovetoswitchtheair conditioningsystemON.

EconomyMode

ECON

PresstheECONbuttononthecontrolpanel,

theairconditioningsystemwillenterEconomyMode, theindicatorinthebuttonwillilluminate.InEconomy Mode,theairconditioningsystemwillrunatlowenergy consumptionasprolongthedrivingrange.

AIRCONDITIONING

Note:

I SelectionofECONmodewillimpactsituations thatrequiremaximumheatingorcooling.

2 Whenthedefrost/demistfunctionisactivated, theairconditioningsystemwillautomaticallyexit ECONmode, andtheECONmodeindicatorwill extinguish.

CoolingOn/OffButton

A/C

Presstöoperate;theindicatorintheswitchwill

illuminateindicatingthattheaircoolingfunctionisswitched on.Pressagaintoswitchoff.

Note:

I Theventilationandheatingfunctionisstill availablewhentheaircoolingisswitchedoff.

2Thecooling/heatingmodeoftheairconditioning willonlyoperatewhenthevehicleisintheREADY state

3A smallamountofwatermayremaininthe airconditionerafterusage, this may produce a peculiarsmell. If this is a particular issue, it is recommended to switch the cooling function and run the blower for awhile.

TemperatureControl

Rotatethe TemperatureControlKnobtoadjusttheair temperatureinsidethecar.

AirDistributionMode

Select corresponding button to regulate their distributionmode as required.

Operation Button	Interfacedisplay	AirDistribution Mode
		FaceMode
		FaceandFeet Mode

AIRCONDITIONING

Operation Button	Interfacedisplay	AirDistribution Mode
		FeetMode
		Windscreenand FeetMode

FaceMode : Directsairtothesideandcentrevents.

FaceandFeetMode : Directsairtoside,centreand footwellvents.

FeetMode: Directsairtothefootwellvents.

Note: In this mode, as small amount of airflow will be directed to the beside, windscreen/defrost and front side windowvents.

WindscreenandFeetMode:Directsairtothefootwell, windscreen/defrostandfrontsidewindowwents.

Note: In this mode, asmall amount of airflow will be directed to the side events.

Defrost/Demist

Pressthisbuttononthecontrolpanelto

operatethedefrost/demistfunction,theindicatorwill illuminate. Thesystemwillautomaticallysetitselftoa presettemperatureandblowermotorspeedtoeffectively clearthesidewindowsandwindscreen.

Pressagaintoswitchoff. Thentheindicatorwillgooff, and thesystemwillreturntothepreviousstate.

Whilstthedefrost/demistisselected,operatetheA/C on/offbuttontoturnthecompressoron/off;operate theairrecirculationbuttontoswitchbetweeninternal recirculationandexternalcirculation,operationofeither ofthesefunctionswillnotaffectthedefrost/demist function,operationofanyotherairdistributionmodes willquitdefrost/demist.

HeatedRearWindow

Theheatingelementsontheinsideoftherear windowareeasilydamaged.DONOTscrape orscratchtheinsideoftheglass.DONOT sticklabelsovertheheatingelements.

Pressthisbuttononthecontrolpanelto operatetheheatedrearwindowfunction,theindicatorintheswitchwillilluminate.Theheatedrearwindowfunctionwillautomaticallyturnoffafteroperatingfor15minutes.Iftheswitchispressedagainwithin5minutes,theheatedrearwindowwilloperateandthenremainonforafurther8minutes.Pressingtheswitchwhilsttheheatedrearwindowisonwillswitchchoffthefunctionandextinguishtheindicatorintheswitch.

Note: The heated rear window will only operate when the vehicle is in the READY state.

AirRecirculationMode

Presstheairrecirculationmodebuttonto

switchtheairrecirculationmodetointernalrecirculation orexternalcirculation.Whentheindicatorilluminates,it isintheinternalrecirculationmode.

During internal recirculation, the air conditioningsystem circulate the air insidethe cartomeet therequirements of rapid cooling or heating, and at the same time, it can prevent the entry of traffic fumes.

During the external circulation, the air conditionings system draws air from outside the vehicle to ensure fresh air enters the vehicle.

Not leaving the systemininternalrecirculation mode can cause the windscreen to this happens, turn on the defrost/demist mode, adjust the blowerspeed and air temperature to are reasonable range.

AIRCONDITIONING

AutomaticT emperatureControl

ControlPanel

1 2 3 4 5 6 AUTO A/C ECON 7 9 10

IT emperatureControl
Knob/SystemOn/OfButton
2Defrost/DemisButton
3CoolingOn/OfButton
4AirRecirculationModeButton
5HeatedRealWindowButton
6BloweSpeedControKnob
7EconomyModeButton
AirDistributionModeButton
AiDistributionModButton2
10AutoModButton

AIRCONDITIONING

InterfaceDisplay

1 AUTO AC 3 HVAC 4 26°C 5 6

IAutoModeDisplay
2CoolingOn/OffDisplay
3AirDistributionModeDisplay
4AirRecirculationModeDisplay

Externalcirculation

Internalrecirculation

5BlowerSpeedDisplay

6T temperatureDisplay

SystemOn/Off

PresstheSystemOn/OffButtononthecontrol paneltoswitchthesystemon, allfunctionswillrevertto thestatebeforeshutdown. Pressagaintoswitchoff.

NotTheconditioningsystemshouldonlyeswitchedoffviatheOn/Offbutton.

AutoMode

AUTO

Setthetargettemperaturerequiredandthen presstheAUTObuttontoenabletheautomodefunction. Iautomodeheidistributiomodandblower speedareautomaticallyadjustedtoreachandmaintainthe requiredtemperature.

Note: ensure the autamode operates efficiently, all windows and the sunroof musbeclosed and their inlet grill mus be clear of obstruction. In addition,

AIRCONDITIONING

thesolarsensorontheupperpartoftheinstrument panelshouldnotbecovered.

Manuallyadjusttheairdistributionmodeorblowerspeed toexitautomode.InthiscasetheAUTOindicatorwill extinguish.

EconomyMode

ECON

PresstheECONbuttononthecontrolpanel, theairconditioningsystemwillenterEconomyMode, theindicatorinthebuttonwillilluminate.InEconomy Mode, the air conditioningsystem will run at low energy consumption, soastoprolongthedrivingrange.

Note:

ISelectionofECONmodewillimpactsituations thatrequiremaximumheatingorcooling.

2Whenthedefrost/demistfunctionisactivated, theairconditioningsystemwillautomaticallyexit ECONmode,andtheECONmodeindicatorwill extinguish.

CoolingOn/OffButton

A/C

Presstöoperate;theindicatorintheswitchwill

illuminateindicatingthattheaircoolingfunctionisswitched on.Pressagaintoswitchoff.

Note:

I Theventilationandheatingfunctionisstill availablewhentheaircoolingisswitchedoff.

2Thecooling/heatingmodeoftheairconditioning willonlyoperatewhenthevehicleintheREADY state

3A smallamountofwatermayremaininthe airconditionerafterusage, this may produce a peculiarsmell. If this is a particular issue, it is recommended to switch the cooling function and run the blower for awhile.

TemperatureControl

Rotatthe TemperaturContröckwistet increase the temperature inside a rotate anti-clockwisetodecrease.

AIRCONDITIONING

BlowerSpeedControl

Rotatetheblowerspeedcontrolclockwisetoincrease theblowerspeedorrotateanti-clockwisetoreducethe blowerspeed.

AirDistributionMode

Selectandtoselecttheairdistributionmodeas required.Y oucanselectfacemode,faceandfeetmode, feetmodeorwindscreenandfeetmode.

InterfacedisplayAirDistributionMode
	FaceMode
	FaceandFeetMode
	FeetMode

InterfacedisplayAirDistributionMode
	WindscreenandFeet Mode

FaceMode : Directsairtothesideandcentrevents.

FaceandFeetMode : Directsairtoside,centreand footwellvents.

FeetMode: Directsairtothefootwellvents.

Note: In this mode, as small amount of airflow will be directed to the beside, windscreen/defrost and front side windowvents.

WindscreenandFeetMode:Directsairtothefootwell, windscreen/defrostandfrontsidewindowwents.

Note: In this mode, asmall amount of airflow will be directed to the beside events.

AIRCONDITIONING

Defrost/Demist

Pressthisbuttononthecontrolpanelto operatethedefrost/demistfunction,theindicatorwill illuminate.Thesystemwillautomaticallysetitselftoa presettemperatureandblowermotorspeedtoeffectively clearthesidewindowsandwindscreen.

Pressagaintoswitchoff. Thentheindicatorwillgooff, and thesystemwillreturntothepreviousstate.

Whilstthedefrost/demistisselected,operatetheA/C on/offbuttontoturnthecompressoron/off;operate theairrecirculationbuttontoswitchbetweeninternal recirculationandexternalcirculation,operationofeither ofthesefunctionswillnotaffectthedefrost/demist function,operationofanyotherairdistributionmodes willquitdefrost/demist.

HeatedRearWindow

Theheatingelementsontheinsideoftherear windowareeasilydamaged.DONOTscrape orscratchtheinsideoftheglass.DONOT sticklabelsovertheheatingelements.

Pressthisbuttononthecontrolpanelto operatetheheatedrearwindowfunction,theindicatorintheswitchwillilluminate.Theheatedrearwindowfunctionwillautomaticallyturnoffafteroperatingfor15minutes.Iftheswitchispressedagainwithin5minutes,theheatedrearwindowwilloperateandthenremainonforafurther8minutesBressingtheswitchwhilsttheheatedrearwindowisonwillswitchchoffthefunctionandextinguishtheindicatorintheswitch.

Note: The heated rear window will only operate when the vehicle is in the READY state.

AirRecirculationMode

Presstheairrecirculationmodebuttonto

switchtheairrecirculationmodetointernalrecirculation orexternalcirculation. Whentheindicatorilluminates, it isintheinternalrecirculationmode.

During internal recirculation, the air conditioningsystem circulate the air inside the cartome et therequirements of rapid cooling or heating, and at the same time, it can prevent the entry of traffic fumes.

During the external circulation, the air conditionings system draws air from outside the vehicle to ensure fresh air enters the vehicle.

Note:Leavingthesystemininternalrecirculation modecancausethewindscreentomist. If this happens, turnonthedefrost/demistmode, adjust the blowerspeedandairtemperaturetoareasonable range.

Note: WhenswitchingthesystemOFF, the vehicle automatically enters internal recirculation mode and the indicator illuminates.

Seats&Restraints

80Seats

86SeatBelts

97 AirbagSupplementaryRestraint System

105ChildRestraints

SEATS&RESTRAINTS

Seats

Overview

To avoid personal injuries duethelossof control, DONOT adjust theseatswhile the carismoving.

Anidealpositionoftheseatshouldmakesureyourdriving positioniscomfortable,whichallowsyoutoholdthe steeringwheelwithyourarmsandlegsslightlybentand controlalltheequipment.Makesureyourdrivingposition iscomfortableandenablesyoutomaintainfullcontrol ofthevehicle.T akecarewhenadjustingtheheightof frontseats-thefeetoftherearpassengercouldbecome trappedwhenteseatislowered.

DONOTinclinethefrontseatbackrestexcessively. Optimumbenefitisobtainedfromtheseatbeltwiththe backrestanglesettoapproximately25°fromtheupright (vertical). Thedriverandfrontpassengerseatsshould bepositionedasfarrearwardaspractical. Aproperly adjustedseathelpsreducetheriskofinjuryfromsitting tooclosetoaninflatingairbag.

HeadRestraints

Adjusttheheightoftheheadrestraintsothat thetopofitisinlinewiththetopofthe occupant'shead. Thislocationmayreduce theriskofheadandneckinjuriesintheevent ofacollision.DONOTadjustorremovethe headrestraintswhilethecarismoving.

DONOThanganythingonanyheadrestraint orheadrestraintrod.

Theheadrestraintisdesignedtopreventrearward movementoftheheadintheeventofacollisionor emergencybraking,therebyreducingtheriskofheadand neckinjuries.

Illustration of a car headrest with directional arrows indicating movement or change (no text or symbols)

Whenadjustingaheadrestraintfromlowtohighposition, pulltheheadrestraintdirectlyupward,andgentlypress itdownwardafteritreachesthedesiredposition to makesurethatitislockedinposition.T oremovethe headrestraint,pressandholdtheguidesleevebutton(as indicatedbythearrow)ontheleftoftheheadrestraint, thenpulltheheadrestraintupwardtoremoveit.

Whenadjustingaheadrestraintfromhightolowposition, presstheguidesleevebutton(asindicatedbythearrow)on theleftoftheheadrestraint,andpresstheheadrestraint downward;releasethebuttonafteritreachesthedesired position,andgentlypresstheheadrestraintdownwardto makesurethatitislockedinposition.

FrontSeats

ManualSeat

1 2 3

•Forward/BackwardAdjustment

Liftthelever(1)undertheseatcushion, slidetheseat intoanappropriatepositionandreleasethelever.Make surethattheseatislockedinplace.

SEATS&RESTRAINTS

• CushionHeightAdjustment

Liftthelever(2)repeatedlytoraisetheseatcushion, presstheleverdownwardtolowertheseatcushion.

- BackrestAdjustment

Liftthelever(3),adjustthebackrestuntiltreachesthe desiredangle,returnthelevertotherestpositionand ensurethebackrestisinalockedposition.

PowerSeat *

B A 1 2 3

•Forward/BackwardAdjustment

Pushtheswitch(I)forwardorbackward(A)tomove theseatforward/backward.

• CushionHeightAdjustment

Pulltheswitch(I) upwardorpushdownward(B) to raise or lower these at cushion.

- BackrestAdjustment

Movetheswitch(2)forwardorbackwardtoadjust backrestuntiltreachesthedesiredangle.

•LumbarSupportAdjustment

Movethelever(3)toadjustthelevelofthelumbar support.

RearSeats

Diagram showing a car seatbelt with a diagonal arrow indicating direction, and an inset view of the seatbelt (no text or symbols present)

T oincreaseteluggagespace,therearseatbackrest canbefoldedfullyforward.Whenfoldingthebackrest completely, firstlyinserttherearseatbeltbuckleinto thecorrespondingslot,thenfullylower(orremove)all headrestraints,pulltherespectivecontrolleveratthetop oftheseatbackrestupwardsandfoldtheseatbackrest forward.

SEATS&RESTRAINTS

T oreturnthebackresttoanuprightposition,pullthe respectivecontrolleverupwardtoreleasethelock,raise thebackresttothedesiredposition,aclickwillbeheard whentheseatislocked.

Note: When returning therearseatbackrest to the desired position, makesure that therearseatbelt is not trapped.

Note: If therearseatheadrestraints are not fully lowered or the backrest of the front seat is inclined backward excessively, the folding of therearseatis very likely to damage the back of the front seat, small storage compartment or rearseat head restraint.

Note: If therearseatbeltbuckleisnotcompletely inserted into the correspondingslot, folding the backrest is very likely to damagetherearseatbackrest coverorfoam.

FrontSeatHeating \*

Ifbareskinisincontactwiththeheatedseats forexcessiveperiodsoftime,itmaycause burns.

Theseatcushionandbackrestareprovidedwithheating elements. AfterthevehiclepowermodeissettoREADY, pressiwillactivatetheheaters.

Whenpressingaseatheaterswitch, the corresponding seatwillbecomewarm. Presstheswitchagaintostop the heating function. Whenteseatheating function is activated, the operating indicator in the switchilluminates. Whenthe cushion temperature reaches approximate 38^ C or the backrest to approximate 40^ C, the heating function will be deactivated automatically.

IMPORTANT

•DONOTcovertheheatedseatswithblankets, cushionsorotherinsulationtypeobjectors materials.
- Iftheseatcushionisheatedupto38°Corthe seatbackrestisheatedupto40°Candcontinues gettinghotterwhenusingtheseatheatingsystem, pleaseturnofftheseatheatingandcontactanMG AuthorisedRepairer.
• Overuseofthedriver'sheatedseatmaycause drowsinessandcouldaffectsafety.

SEATS&RESTRAINTS

SeatBelts

It is important that all seat belts are worn correctly. Always check that all passengers are wearing seat belts. DONOT carry passenger that are unable to wear correctly positioned seat belts. Wearing seat belts incorrectly may cause serious injury over death in the event of a collision.

Airbags cannot replace seat belts. Airbags carry out support trigger air traffic accidents will trigger airbags. Whether airbags are triggered, seat belt can reduce the risk of serious injury or death in accidents. Therefore, seat belts must beworncorrectly.

NEVERunfastenaseatbeltwhilstdriving. Seriousinjuryordeathmayoccurinthecase ofanaccidentoremergencybraking.

Thisvehicleisequippedwithseatbeltwarning indyoutofastenyourseatbelt.

Duringdriving, seatbeltsmustbefastened, this is because: You came very predict if you wil be involved a collision accident and how serious it maybe. Many cases of collision accidents, passengers with seatbelts correctly fastened are well-protected, while passengers with seatbelts not fastened suffer from serious injury overvendeath.

Therefore, all passengers must wear seat belts correctly, evendurings short-distance journeys.

ProtectionProvidedbySeatBelts

Itisofequalimportanceforpassengersinthe rearseattofastentheirseatbeltscorrectly. Otherwise,passengerswithseatbeltsnot correctlyfastenedwillbethrownforwardin accidents,andwillendangerthemselvesas wellasthedriverandotherpassengers.

Whenthevehicleisinmotion,thetravellingspeedofthe occupantsisidenticaltothatofthevehicle.

Intheeventofa'headoncollision'oremergencybraking, thevehiclemaystop,buttheoccupantswillcarryon travellinguntiltheycomeintocontactwithastationary object. Thisobjectmaybethesteeringwheel,dashboard, windscreenandothers.

Acorrectlyfastenedseatbeltwilleliminatethisriskof injury. Whentheseatbeltisworncorrectly, itwilllock automaticallyincollisionaccidentsoremergencybraking toreduceyourspeedtogetherwiththevehicle, soas topreventtheout-of-controlmovementwhichmaycause seriousinjurytodriverandpassengers.

Line drawing of a person assisting another in a car seatbelt (no text or symbols)

SEATS&RESTRAINTS

WearingSeatBelts

Incorrectlywornseatbeltscouldcauseinjury ordeathintheeventofanaccident.

Seatbeltsaredesignedforoneperson.DO NOTshareseatbelts.

DONOTwrapaseatbeltaroundwhen holdingababyorchildinyourarms.

Removeanyheavycoatsorclothingwhen wearingaseatbelt,failuretodosocanaffect protectionprovidedbytheseatbelt.

Seatbeltsshouldnotbewrappedaround hardorsharpobjectssuchaspens, spectacles orkeys.

Seatbeltscannotfunctioncorrectlywhenthe seatsarereclinedexcessively.DONOTdrive whentheseatsareexcessivelyreclined.

Theseatbeltsfittedtoyourvehiclearedesignedforuse bynormalsizedadults. Thispartoftheliteraturerefersto adultuse.Foradviceonseatbeltusewithchildren,please see'ChildrenandSeatBelts'.

Allseatbeltsare3pointlap-shoulderbelts.

Inordertomaintaineffectiveprotection, the passengers must sit in the correct orientation, feet placed on the floor in front of them, with an upright body (no excessiverecline) and these at belt correctly fastened.

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FasteningSeatBelts

Please follow the instructions below to fast these seat belts correctly.

I Holdthemetaltab, pull theseatbeltoutsteadily over the shoulder and across your chest. Ensure the belt is not twisted.

Illustration of a person using a bandage to lift a wrist (no text or symbols)

2Insertthemetaltabintothebuckleuntilyouheara 'click', this indicates these at belt is securely locked.

Diagram showing two electrical connectors with a downward arrow indicating direction (no text or symbols)

3Removeanyslacknessinthebeltbypullinguponthe diagonalsectionofthebelt.

4T oreleasetheseatbelt, presstheredbuttononthe buckle. Theseatbeltwillretractautomaticallytoits originalposition.

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IMPORTANT

•Alwaysensuretheseatbeltwillnotbecometrapped inthedooraperturewhenclosingthedoor ,damage willoccur.
- Pullingtheseatbeltouttooquicklymaycauseitto 'lock'.Inthiscase,allowtheseatbelttoretract slightlyandthenpullitacrossyourbodyslowly.
- Ifitisdifficulttopulltheseatbeltout, itmaybe due to twistedwebbing. If this is the case, fully extract theseatbelt, removethetwist, allow theseatbelt to retract slowly.
- Whenusingtherearseatbeltspleaseensurethey arefullyretractedintothecorrectpositionto avoidjammingintherearseatcatches.Itisalegal requirementtowearseatbelts.Eveniftheseatbelt istwisteditmustbeworn.Wherepossibleavoid thetwistedsectioncontactingthebodyandseek advicefromanMGAuthorisedRepairerassoonas possible.

CorrectRoutingoftheSeatBelts

Ensuretheseatbeltiscorrectlypositionedon thebody,NEVERcrosstheneckorabdomen, NEVERpasstheseatbeltbehindthebackor underthearms.

Side-by-side illustrations of human torso showing skeletal contours and a belt, no text or symbols present

Whenwearingseatbelts,thelapbeltsectionsshouldbe positionedaslowaspossibleacrossyourhipNEVER crosstheabdomen.Intheeventofacollision,thelapbelt canapplyaforceonthehipsandreducethepossibilityof

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youslippingunderthelapbelt.Ifyouslipunderthelap belt,thebeltwillapplyforceonyourabdomen,whichmay causeseriousorfatalinjuries.Thediagonalsectionofthe beltshouldcrossthemiddleoftheshoulderandthechest. Intheeventofemergencybrakingorcollision,thediagonal sectionofthebeltwillbelocked.NEVERpositionaseat beltacrossyourneck,acrossthebodyunderyourarmsor behindyourback.

To ensure that these seat belts always provide maximum protection, ensure the belt is flat, not loose and contacts the body.

SeatBeltsDuringPregnancy

Wearingcorrectlypositionedseatbeltswillprovide protectionforbothmotherandunbornchildintheevent ofacollisionoremergencybraking.

Illustration of a person sitting in a car seat using a seatbelt, with no visible text or symbols.

Thediagonalsectionoftheseatbeltshouldpassacross thechestasnormal,thelapsectionofthebeltshouldpass belowthebelly,lowandsnugonthehipbones.NEVER positionthebeltonorabovethebelly.

Please consult your physician for further details.

SeatBeltsandDisabilities

Itisalegalrequirementthatallooccupantswearseatbelts, thisincludepeoplewithdisabilities.

Dependinguponthedisability,consultyourphysicianfor furtherdetails.

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ChildrenandSeatBelts

Properprotectionmeasuresmustbetaken forchildrenduringdriving.

Forsafetyreasons, childrenmustrideinachildrestraint devicefixedtotherearseat.

Infants

Only recommended child restraint suitable for the age, height and weight of the child should be used.

NEVERcarryachildorinfantwithyourarms duringdriving. Whencollisionaccidents occur, theweightofchildwillproducesuch agreatforcethatyoucannotholdthechild. Thechildwillbethrownforwardandsuffer seriousinjuryorevendeath.

Theseatbeltsfittedtoyourvehiclearedesignedforadults, theyarenotsuitableforchildren.Intheeventofan accidentorcollisionthechildrenarenotsecure,itcould causedeathorseriousinjury.

InfantsMUSTuseasuitablechildrestraintdevice.Please consultthechildseatmanufacturersguidelineswhen selectingthecorrectseat.Followthemanufacturers instructionsoninstallation.Pleasereferto"Child Restraints"inthischapterformoredetails.

OlderChildren

NEVERshareaseatbeltamongstchildren. Intheeventofanaccidentorcollisionthe childrenarenotsecure,itcouldcausedeath orseriousinjury.

Illustration of a person sitting on the floor with a cross symbol indicating pressure or stress (no text or symbols present)

Aschildrengrowandbecomeolder/largeritwillgettothe stagewhentheynolongerrequirechildseatrestraints,at thispointtheywillrequireuseofthevehiclestandardseat belt.Pleaseensuretheseatbeltiscorrectlypositionedon thebodyofthechild.

When fastening seat belt for a child always check it for correct positioning. Adjust the height of seat belt to ensure the shoulder belt is kept away from the child's face and neck. Position the lap belt acrosst he hips as low as possible, and tighten adequately. Correct positioning means that these seat belt can pass the applied force to the strongest part of child's body in accidents.

If the shoulder belt to oocloseto child's face or neck, it may be necessary to use a child boost or cushion (always ensure that it meets any relevant laws or standards.

SeatBeltPre-tensioners

Theseatbeltpre-tensionerswillonly beactivatedonceandthenMUST BEREPLACED.Failureretoreplacethe pre-tensionerswillreducetheefficiencyof thevehicle'sfrontrestraintsystem.

If the pre-tensioners have been activated, the seat belt will still function as restraints, and must beworn in the event that the vehicle remains in drivable condition. These at bel pre-tensioners should bere placed at the earliest opportunity by an MGA authorised Repairer.

The vehicle is fitted with seat beltpre-tensioners, these are designed to retract these seat belts and work in conjunction with the air bags in the event of a severe collision. They are designed to retract these seat belt and secure the occupant in these at.

Theairbagwarninglightonthinstrumentpackwill alertthedrivertoanymalfunctionoftheseatbelt

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pre-tensioners.(see 'WarningLampsandIndicators' in the 'InstrumentsandControls' chapter).

Theseatbeltpre-tensionerscanonlybeactivatedonce, afteractivationtheymustbereplaced. Thismayalso involvereplacementofotherSRScomponents.Please referto'ReplacingAirbagSystemParts'.

IMPORT ANT

• Seatbeltpre-tensionerswillnotbeactivatedby minorimpacts.
  • Theremovalorreplacementofapre-tensionermust becarriedoutbythemanufacturertrained, dealer technicians.
• 10 years from the initial date of registration (or installation date of fare placement seat belt pre-tensioner), some components will need to bereplaced. The appropriate page of the Service Portfolio must be signed and stamped for the vehicle servicerecords updated on each homework has been completed.

SeBled Maintenance Replacement

SeatBeltChecks

Split, wornofrayeseatbeltmaynot functioncorrectlyintheeventofacollision, ifthereareanysignsofdamage,replacethe beltimmediately.

Alwaysensuretheredreleasebuttononthe seatbelbuckleispointingupwardstoensure easyreleaseintheeventofanemergency.

Please follow the instruction below to check theseabelt warninglamp, seatbelt, metaltab, buckle, retractor and fixing device regularly:

- Inserttheseatbeltmetaltabintothecorresponding buckleandpullseatbeltwebbingclosetothebuckle quicklytocheckthatthebeltclasplocks.

Hold themetatabanqultheseabelforward quickly to check that theseatbeltreellocksautomatically, preventing the webbing from extending.

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• Fullyextracttheseatbeltandvisiblyexaminefortwists, fraying,splitsorwornareas.
• Fullyextracttheseatbeltandallowtoreturnslowlyto ensurecontinualandcompletesmoothoperation.
• Visiblyexaminetheseatbeltformissingorbroken components.
• Ensuretheseatbeltwarningsystemisfullyfunctional. Iftheseatbeltfailsanyoftheabovetestsorinspections contactanMGAuthorisedRepairerimmediatelyfor repairs.

SeatBeltMaintenance

DONOTattempttoremove, install, modify, disassembleordisposeoftheseatbelts. Have anynecessaryrepairscarriedoutbyyourMG AuthorisedRepairer.Inappropriatehandling mayleadtoincorrectoperation.

Ensure no foreign sharp objects become lodged in these at belt mechanisms. DO NOT allow liquid to contaminate these at belt buckle, this could affect the buckle engagement.

Seatbeltsshouldonlybecleanedwithwarmsoapywater. DONOTuseanysolventtocleantheseatbelt.DONOT attempttobleachordyetheseatbelt,itmayweakenthe seatbelt.Aftercleaning,wipewithaclothandallowto dry.DONOTallowtheseatbelttofullyretractbeforeit iscompletelydry.Keepseatbeltscleananddry.

If there are contaminants accumulated in theretractor, the retraction of these at belt will be slow. Please use a clean and dry cloth to remove any contaminants.

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ReplacingSeatBelts

Collisionaccidentsmaydamagetheseat beltsystem. Theseatbeltsystemmaynot beabletoprotectusersafterdamageand maycauseseriousinjuryorevendeathwhen anaccidentoccurs. Aftertheaccident,seat beltsshouldbecheckedimmediately and replacedasnecessary.

Seatbeltsshouldnotrequirechangeafterminorcollisions, however, someotherpartsoftheseatbeltsystemmay requireattention. PleaseconsultanMGAuthorised Repairerforadvice.

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AirbagSupplementaryRestraint System

Overview

TheairbagSRSprovidesADDITIONAL protectioninaseverefrontalimpactonly.It doesnotreplacetheneed,orrequirementto wearaseatbelt.

The airbagstogether with these at belts provide optimum protection for adults, but it is not the case for infants. These at belt and air bags systems in the vehicle are not designed for protecting infant protection required by infant should be provided by child restraints.

TheAirbagSupplementaryRestraintSystemgenerally consistsof:

- FrontAirbags(fittedtothecentreofthesteeringwheel anddashboardabovetheglovecompartment)

• SeatSideAirbags(fittedtotheoutersideoftheseatsquab)
• SideHeadImpactProtectionAirbags(fittedbehindthe headlining)
  Pleasenotethatthisismodelandtrimleveldependant.

Technical line drawing of a car interior showing internal components (no text or labels)

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In the corresponding position where air bags are fitted, there is awarningsignstating 'AIRBAG'.

AirbagWarningLight

Theairbagwarninglightislocatedinthe

instrumentpack.Ifthislampdoesnotextinguishor illuminatesduringdriving,itindicatesthatthereisafailure intheSRSorseatbelt.PleaseseekanMGAuthorised Repairerattheearliestopportunity.AnSRSorseatbelt faultmaymeanthecomponentsmaynotbedeployedin theeventofanaccident.

AirbagDeployment

Frontseatpassengersshouldnotplacefeet, kneesoranyotherpartofthebodyincontact with,orincloseproximitytoafrontairbag.

Tominimisetheriskofaccidentalinjuryfrom inflatingairbags,seatbeltsshouldbeworn correctlyatalltimes.Inaddition,bothdriver andfrontseatpassengersshouldadjusttheir seattoprovidesufficientdistancefromthe frontairbags.Ifsideairbags/sideheadimpact protectionairbagsarefitted,bothdriverand frontseatpassengeshouldbseatetb maintainsufficientdistancefromtheupper partofthebodytothesidesofthevehicle, thiswillensuremaximumprotectionwhen thesideairbags/sideheadimpactprotection airbagsaredeployed.

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Whenairbagsaredeployed, childrenwithout properprotectionmaysufferfromserious injuryorevendeath.DONOTcarrychildren inthearmsoronthekneesduringtraveling. Childrenshouldwearseatbeltssuitableto age.DONOTleanoutofwindows.

Aninflatingairbagcancausefacialabrasions andotherinjuriesiftheoccupantistooclose totheairbagatthetimeofitsdeployment.

DONOTaffixorplaceanyobjectson, or adjacenttotheairbags. This may affect the airbagpassageorcreateprojectilesthatmay cause injuryorseriousharmintheeventof airbagdeployment.

Afterdeploymenttheairbagcomponents becomeveryhot.DONOTtouchanyairbag relatedcomponents,itmaycauseburnsor seriousinjury.

DONOTknockorstrikethepositionwhere airbagsorrelatedpartsarelocated,soas toavoidaccidentalairbagdeploymentwhich maycauseseriousinjuryorevendeath.

Intheeventofacollision, theairbagcontrolunitmonitors therateofdecelerationoraccelerationinducedbythe collision,todeterminewhethertheairbagsshouldbe deployed.Airbagdeploymentisvirtuallyinstantaneous andoccurswithconsiderableforce,accompaniedbya loudnoise.

Provided the front seat occupants are correctly seated and with seat belts properly worn, the air bags will provide additional protection to the chest and facial areas in the event of the car receiving a severe frontal impact.

Sideairbagsandsideheadimpactprotectionairbagsare designedtoofferadditionalprotectiontothesideofthe bodyfacingtheimpact,ifaseveresidecollisionoccurs.

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IMPORTANT

•Airbags cannot protect lower body part sof passengers.
- Airbagsarenotdesignedforrearcollision,minor frontalorsideimpacts,orifthevehicleoverturns; norwillitoperateasaresultofheavybraking.
- Deployment and retraction of the frontal and side air bag stakes place every quickly and will not protect against the effect of secondary impact that may occur.
- Whenanairbaginflates,afinepowderisreleased. Thisisnotanindicationofamalfunction,however, thepowdermaycauseirritationtotheskinand shouldbethoroughlyflushedfromtheeyesandany cutsorabrasionsoftheskin.
•Afterinflation,frontandsideairbagsdeflate immediately. Thisprovidesagradualcushioning effectfortheoccupantandalsoensuresthatthe driver'sforwardvisionisnotobscured.

FrontAirbags

NEVERusearearwardfacingchildrestraint onaseatprotectedbyanACTIVEAIRBAG infrontofit,DEA THorSERIOUSINJURYto theCHILDcanoccur.

Frontseatpassengersshouldnotplacefeet, kneesoranyotherpartofthebodyincontact with,orincloseproximitytoafrontairbag.

lextremeasedrivingenyneven surfacesaycausirbagdeployment. Plesetakeextracarewhendrivingon unevenroads.

Airbagsaredesignedtodeployduringseriousimpacts,the followingconditionsmaycauseairbagdeployment.

• Afrontalcollisionwithunmovableornondeformable solidobjectsatahighspeed.
• Conditionsthatcancauseseriouschassisdamage,such asacollisionwithkerbstones,roadedges,deepravines orholes.

SeatSideAirbags

Themanufactureandmaterialoftheseat iscriticaltothecorrectoperationofside airbags. Therefore,pleaseDONOTfit seatcoverswhichmayaffectsideairbag deployment.

Intheeventofaserioussideimpact,therelevantsideairbag willdeploy(onlytheaffectedside).

• The airbag will be deployed in the event that the side of the vehicle is impacted with a solid object or another vehicle.

SideHeadImpactProtectionAirbags

thevenoferiousidempactheelevanside curtainairbagwilldeploy(onlytheaffectedside).

- Thesidecurtainairbagwillbedeployedintheeventthat thesideofthevehicleisimpactedwithasolidobjector anothervehicle.

Condition Which Airbag Not Deploy

The deployment of airbags does not depend on the vehicle speed, which has a single impact and therate at which the carchangess speed as result of a collision. When the impact force of collision is absorbed, dispersed to vehicle body, airbags may not deploy; however, airbags may sometimes deploy according to impact condition. Therefore, the deployment of airbags shall not be judged based on these severity of vehicle damage.

FrontAirbags

Undercertainconditionsthefrontairbagsmaynotbe deployedSomeexamplesarelistedbelow:

•Theimpactpointisnotcentraltothefrontofthe vehicle.
•Theimpactisnotofsufficientforce(theimpactiswith anobjectthatisnotsolid,suchasalamppostorcentral barriers).
•Theimpactareaishigh(collisionwiththetailgateofatruck).
- Impactstotherearorsideofthevehicle.

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•Thevehiclerollingover.

SeatSideAirbagsandSideHeadImpact

ProtectionAirbags

Undercertainconditiontheseatsideandsidehead airbagsmaynotbedeployed.Someexamplesarelisted below:

•Sideimpactsatcertainangles.
•Lightsideimpactssuchasamotorcycle.
- Impactsthatarenotcentraltothesideofthevehicle, eithertoofartowardthefrontcompartmentorthe loadspace.
•Thevehiclerollingover .
•Theangledimpactisnotofsufficientforce(theimpact iswithanobjectthatisnotsolid,suchasalamppost orcentralbarriers).
•The impact is not of sufficient force (with another vehicle, stationary or moving).
•Theimpactisfromtherearofthevehicle.

ServiceandReplacementofAirbags

ServiceInformation

DONOTinstallormodifytheairbag.Any changestothevehiclestructureorairbag systemwiringharnessarestrictlyprohibited.

Changestovehiclestructureisprohibited. This may affect thenormaloperationofthe SRS.

DONOTallowSRSareastobefloodedwith liquidandDONOTusepetrol,detergent, furniturecreamorpolishestocleasIRS components..

IfwatercontaminatesorenterstheSRSit maycausedamageandaffectdeployment. InthiscasecontactanMAuthorised Repairerimmediately.

T opreventdamagetotheairbagSRS, the following areasshouldbecleanedsparinglywithadampclothand upholsterycleanerONLY:

•Steeringwheelcentrepad.
• Areaofdashboardcontainingthepassengerairbag.
- Areaofroofliningandfrontpillarfinisherswhich enclosethesideheadimpactprotectionmodules.

If the airbag warning lamp fail to illuminate, stay on, or if there is damage to the front side of the vehicle, or the air bag covers shows sign of damage, contact an MG Authorised Repairer immediately.

IMPORTANT

• Theremovalorreplacementofanairbagmodule shouldbecarriedoutbyanMGAuthorisedRepairer.
  •After 10 years from the initial date of registration (or installation date of fare replacement airbag), some components will need to be replaced by an MG Authorised Repairer. The appropriate page of the Service Portfolio must be designed and stamped, or the vehicles servicere records updated on each homework has been completed.

ReplacingAirbagSystemParts

Eveniftheairbagdoesnotdeploy,collisions maycausedamagetoSRSinthevehicle. Airbagsmaynotfunctionproperlyafter damage,andcannotprotectyouandother passengerswhenasecondcollisionoccurs, whichmaycauseseriousinjuryoreven death.ToensurethattheSRScanfunction properlyafteracollision,pleasegotoan MGAuthorisedRepairertocheckairbags andrepairasnecessary.

Airbagsaredesignedforusingonceonly.Oncetheairbag isdeployed,youmustreplaceSRSparts.

PleasegotoanMGAuthorisedRepairerforreplacement.

DisposalofAirbags

When your vehicle is sold, ensure that the new owner knows the vehicle is equipped with air bags, and is aware of there replacement date of SRS.

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If the vehicle is scrapped, the undeployed air bags may have potential risks, therefore, before the disposal, they must be deployed safely in a certain environment by a professional from MGA authorised Repairer.

ChildRestraints

ImportantSafetyInstructionsaboutUsing ChildRestraints

It is recommended that children below the age of 12 years old should be seated on there are seat of the vehicle, in a childrestraintsystem appropriateto the children's weight and size. Infants less than 2 years old should be restrained in an infant childrestraintsystem.

It is recommended that a child restraint system that complies with UNECE-R44 or ECE-R129 standard are fitted in this vehicle. Checkmarkings on the child restraint system.

Thereareanumberofchildrestraintsystemsavailableof differenttypeandspecification.Foroptimumprotection, itisrecommendedthatyouchooserestrainsystems appropriatetothechild'sageandweight.

It is important to comply with installation instructions supplied by the child restraint manufacturer and that child restraints system is properly secured to the vehicle. Failure to follow these instructions may cause death or serious injury to the child in an event of sudden stop or accident.

• Allooccupants, including children must wear seat belts or use an appropriate child restraint.
  •MGstronglyrecommendsthatchildrenunder 12 years ofageorlessthan1.5metrestallshouldusethe appropriatechildrestraintfittedtotherearseat.
  •Onlyonechildcanbecarriedinanyonerestraint.
  •DONOTputthechildonthelaporinarmswhensitting inanyseat.
  •Alwaysadjusttheseatbackresttoacentralposition andensureitislockedinpositionwheninstallingachild seatorrestraint.
  • Ifinstallingarearfacingchildrestrainttotherear seat, thecorrespondingfrontseatshouldbeadjusted forward; ifinstallingaforwardfacingchildrestraint totherearseat, youmayneedtoadjusttheheight oftheheadresttothelowest; ifinstallingaforward facingchildrestrainttothefrontseat, youmayneedto removeitsheadrest.
• Neverletyourchildstandorkneelontheseatduring driving.
  •Alwaysensurethechilddisseatedcorrectlyinthechild restraint.

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• Thewaysofusingseatbeltshaveagreatinfluenceon themaximumprotectionofferedbytheseatbelt,you mustcomplywiththechildrestraintmanufacturer's instructionsonproperuseofseatbelts.Ifseatbelts arenotproperlyfastened,aminortrafficaccidentmay alsoleadtoinjury.
• Childrestraintsthatarenotfittedcorrectlymaymove andinjureotheroccupantsintheeventofanaccident oemergencybraking. Therefore, evenifthereisno infantorchildinthechildrestraint, italsoshouldbe fittedproperlyandsecurelyinthevehicle.

WarningsandInstructionsonUseofChild RestraintonFrontPassengerSeat

AIRBAG NO STOPPER SHEESE A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

NEVERusearearwardfacingchildrestraint onaseatprotectedbyanACTIVEAIRBAG infrontofit,DEATHorSERIOUSINJURYto theCHILDcanoccur.

If you choosetoinstallachildrestraint on the front passenger seat at your front passenger seat as far rearward as possible.

Useonechildrestraintperchild.

Pleasestudythesafetywarningbelonthesunvisor. Wherepossiblealwaysinstallchildrestraintsontherear seatfinecessaryinstallchildrestrainorthefront seatpleaseobservethewarningsabove.

Children's Safety and Side Airbags

Children should not be allowed in areas where air bag map deployed theria risk of serious injury.

Only recommended child restraint suitable for the age, height and weight of the child should be used.

DONOTplaceanyitemsinareaswhere airbagsmaybedeployed,thereisariskof seriousinjury.

Intheeventofasidecollision,thesideairbagscanprovide betterprotectionforthepassenger .However ,when theairbagistriggeredaverystrongexpansionforceis generated,ifthepassenger'sseatingpositionisnotcorrect, theairbagsoritemsinthesideairbagdeploymentarea maycauseinjury.

Whenthecorrectchildrestraintisusedtosecurethe childproperlyintherearseatandthechild'sseating positioniscorrect,thereisenoughspacebetweenthe childandtheideairbagdeploymentregionfortheirbag todeploywithoutanyhindrance,andthusprovidethe bestprotection.

ChildRestraintsGroups

SecuredUsingPointapDiagonaBelts

Please DONOT put therear facing child restraint in the front passenger seat, this may cause serious injury or death.

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It is recommended that children should always be seated in therearof the vehicle in a child restraint or restraint system, and fixed with 3 point, lap diagonal seat belts.

ISOFIXChildRestraintSystems

TheISOFIXanchoragesintherearseatare designedforusewithISOFIXsystemsonly.

Childrestraintanchoragesaredesigned towithstandonlythoseloadsimposed by correctlyfittedchildrestraints. Underno circumstancesaretheytobeusedforadult seatbelts,harnesses,orforattachingother itemsorequipmenttothevehicle.

Note: When installing and using any child restraint system, always follow the manufacturer's instructions.

Note: Therearseatsfittedtothisvehicleareprovided withtheISOFIXinterface(asindicatedbythearrowin thefollowingimage),thesearedesignedtoconnectto anISOFIXchildseat.

Fastenvehicle-approvedISOFIXchildrestraint systemstothemountingbrackets.

2Whenusing|SOFIXmountingbracketsforseat mounting,universallyapprovedchildrestraintsystems forISOFIXmaybeused.

Diagram showing a car seat with a person inside the seatbelt and directional arrows indicating movement or movement.

3T ofastentheT optetherstrapofthechildrestraint system, routethetetherstrapundertheheadrestraint andattachtotheanchoragehookbeingcarefulnotto twistthestrap.IfnotusinglSOFIXloweranchorages, usingtheseatbelt,completetheinstallationinlinewith thechildrestraintmanufacturesinstructions.

Note: When using seat mounting, universally approved child restraints systems, T optether must be used.

4Afterinstallationapplysuitableforcetoensurethe restraintissecurelyfastened.

Note: Pleaserefertothechildrestraintsystem manufacturer'sinstructionsfordetails.

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ApprovedChildRestraintPositions

It is recommended that a child restraints system that complies with UNECE-R44 or ECE-R129 standard are fitted in this vehicle. Checkmarkings on the child restraints system.

ApprovedChildRestraintPositions(fornonISOFIXChildRestraints)

MassGroup	SeatingPositions
	FrontPassenger	RearOutboard	RearMiddle
0gtbup(lessthan10kg) U	X
0+lgroup(lessthan13kg) U	X
lgldup(9 ~ 18kg) U	X
llgtbup(15 ~ 25kg) U	X
lllgloup(22 ~ 36kg) U	X
Note:Descriptionoflettersinthetable:U=Suitableforuniversalchildrestraintsystemsapprovedforthismassgroup;X=Seatpositionnotsuitableforchildrestraintsystemsinthismassgroup.

ApprovedChildRestraintPositions(forISOFIXChildRestraints)

SeatingPosition		Massgroupcategories
		0group0+group	Igroup
		RearfacingForwardfacingRearfacing
		Upto29lbs(13kg)20-40lbs(9~18kg)
FrontPassenger Seat	SizeClass	NotISOFIXequipped
	SeatT ype
RearOutboard SeatISOFIX	SizeClassC,D,E	1		A,B,B11	C,D1
	SeatT ype	IL2		IL2,IUF3	IL2
RearCentreSeat	SizeClass	NotISOFIXequipped
	SeatT ype

Not suitable for particular SOFIX child restraint of semi-universal category Please refer to vehicle list recommended by child restraint manufacturer;

IUF suitable for forward-facing SOFIX hildestraints universal category approved by this mas group and ISOFIX size class;

The SOFIX size class of both universal and semi-universarial child restraints defined by the capita letter grade to G. These identification letters are displayed on the SOFIX child restraints;

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^2 Attimeofpublishingtherecommendedgroup0+ISOFIXchildrestraintistheBritaxRomerBabySafePlus;
^3 AttimeofpublishingtherecommendedgroupIIISOFIXchildrestraintistheBritaxRomerDuoPlus.

Note:AttimeofpublishingtherecommendedGroupII-IIIISOFIXchildseatistheKidFixXP .

T ableofl-Sizechildseats

Thetablegivesarecommendationforwhichl-Sizechildseatssuitwhichlocations,andforwhatsizeofchild.

ThechildseatmustbeapprovedinaccordancewithUNRegR129.

T ypeofchildseat

FrontpassengerseatRearoutboardseatsRearcentreseat

I-Sizechildrestraintsystems

XI-UX

Note:I-USuitableforusewithforwardandrearfacingl-Sizechildrestraintsystems.

XNotsuitableforusewithl-Sizerestraintsystems.

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Group0/0+ChildRestraint

Whenthefrontpassengerairbagisactive, neverplacearearfacingchildrestraint on thefrontpassengerseat,severeinjuryoreven deathcanoccur.

Illustration of a baby car seatbelt in a car seatbelt (no text or symbols)

Childrestraintsthatcanbeadjustedtolyingposition aremostsuitableforinfantswhoarelighterthan10kg (normallyforthoseyoungerthan9months)orthosewho arelighterthan13kg(normallyforthoseyoungerthan24 months).

GrouplChildRestraint

Whenthefrontpassengerairbagisactive, neverplacearearfacingchildrestraint on thefrontpassengerseat,severeinjuryoreven deathcanoccur.

Illustration of a child in a baby car seat with a teddy bear, no text or symbols present

Backward/forwardchildrestraintsaremostsuitablefor infantswhoseweightis9 \~ 18kg(normallyforthoseolder than9monthsandyoungerthan4yearsold).

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GroupIIChildRestraint

Thediagonalsectionoftheseatbeltshould passacrosstheshoulderandupperbody, awayfromtheneck. Thelapsectionofthe beltshouldpassacrossthehips,awayfrom theabdomen.

Illustration of a person sitting in a car seat with a bandaged seatbelt, no text or symbols present

The combination of child restraint and 3 point lap diagonal seat beltismost suitable for children whose weight is 15 \~ 25 kg (normally forthose older than 3 years old and younger than 7 years old).

GroupIIChildRestraint

Thediagonalsectionoftheseatbeltshould passacrosstheshoulderandupperbody, awayfromtheneck. Thelapsectionofthe beltshouldpassacrossthehips,awayfrom theabdomen.

Illustration of a person sitting in a car seat with a belt (no text or symbols)

The combination of child booster seat and vehicle 3 point lap diagonal seat belt is most suitable for children whose weight is 22 \~ 36 kg and whose height is below 1.5 m (normally forthose about 7 years old to those older than 7 years old).

Starting&Driving

116Keys

120 ChildProofLocks

121 Anti-theft Systems

128StartingandStoppingthePower System

132 PedestrianAlertControlSystem

I33EconomicalandEnvironmentalDriving

I35VehicleControl

137ChargingRequirements

151 ElectricDriveT transmission

16 | BrakeSystem

I 72 StabilityControlSystem(SCS) and TractionControlSystem(TCS)

173TyrePressureMonitoringSystem (TPMS)

175 CruiseControlSystem *

178ParkingAid

181 LoadCarrying

STARTING&DRIVING

Keys

Overview

Pleasekeepthesparekeyinasafeplace-notinthevehicle!

Itisrecommendedthatsparekeysarenot keptonthesamekeyring , sincethismay causeinterferenceandpreventcorrectkey recognitionandthereforepreventthevehicle powersystemfromenteringREADYmode.

Thesmartkeycontainsdelicatecircuitsand mustbeprotectedfromimpactandwater damage,hightemperatureandhumidity, directsunlightandtheeffectsofsolvents, waxesandabrasivecleaners.

T wosmartkeysshallbeprovided.Bothofthemcan operatealllocks.

Thekeysprovidedtoyouhavebeenprogrammedto thesecuritysystemyourvehicle.Anykeythatisnot programmedtoyourvehiclecannotstartthevehicle.

1 2 3 4

ILockButton

2T ailgateReleaseButton

3UnlockButton

4SmartKey

Thesmartkeywillonlyworkwithinacertainrange.lts workingrangeissometimesinfluencedbythekeybattery condition,physicalandgeographicalfactors.Forsafety reasons,afterlockingthevehicle,checktoconfirmthat theoperationwassuccessful.

If your key is lost/stolenordamaged, are replacement can be obtained from a MG Authorised Repairer. The lost/stolen key can be deactivated. If the lost key is found, a MG Authorised Repairer can reactivate it.

Note:AnykeymadeindependentlyoutsideoftheMG AuthorisedRepairerNetworkmaynotallowyourcar toenterREADYmode,andmayaffectthesafetyof yourcar.Toobtainasuitablekeyreplacement,itis recommendedthatyoucanconsultMGAuthorised Repairer.

Not there can be offered by immediately because it requires programming to the vehicle by an MGA authorised Repairer.

Note: When operating the vehicle with a smart key, take care not to place the smart key closet devices with strong interference electron products

sudotebodomputerst,thenormal functionsofthekeymaybeaffected.

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ReplacingtheKeyBattery

Pleaseusethepictureguidetoreplacethekeybatteryif anyofthefollowingconditionsoccur:

• The effective operating range of the key is significantly reduced;
•Thevehicleimmobilisationwarninglamponthe instrumentpackflashes(Referto"WarningLightsand Indicators"in"InstrumentsandControls"section).

Diagram showing four steps of a mobile phone key being inserted, labeled A, B, C, and D.

E

Diagram of a mobile phone with labeled parts, showing internal components and casing

F

I Unfoldtheremotekey.
2Insertaflat-bladedtoolintoposition(A)showninthe figure,andapplypressureinthedirectionindicatedby thearrowuntiltheclipdisengages(B).
3 Insertaflat-bladedtoolintotheposition(C), and apply pressureinthedirectionindicatedbythearrowuntil agapappearsatthetailendofthekey.

4Insertaflat-bladedtoolintothegapatthetailofthe key,asshowninthefigure(D),slightlyprythebattery coveruntilthetwoclipsatthetailofbatterycover disengagecompletely.

5Carefullypriseoffthebatterycover.(1).

6Pressthefrontpartofbuttonbatteryusingslightforce (E)toremovethebattery(2).

7Positionthenewbattery, ensuring that correct polarity is maintained ("+" sidefacingup), slideitforward(F) ensuring it is fully inserted into the slot.

Note: Makesurethatthepolarityofbatteryis correct(positivesideupwards).

Note: It is recommended to use a CR2032 battery for theremote control.

8Refitthecoverandpresstightly.Checkthegaparound thecoveriseven.

9SetthevehiclepowermodetoREADYto resynchronizethekeywiththevehicle.

IMPORTANT

- Useofanincorrectorinappropriatebatterymay damagetheremotekey. Thenewreplacement's ratedvoltage, sizesandspecificationsmustbethe sameastheoldone.

•Incorrectfittingofthebatterymaydamagethekey.

- Disposaloftheusedbatterymustbestrictlyin accordancewithrelevantenvironmentalprotection acts.

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ChildProofLocks

NEVERleavechildrenunsupervisedinthe car.

Line drawing of a car showing the front side and side profile of the door (no text or symbols present)

Stepsforenablingordisablingthechildprooflocksareas follows:

• Openthereardooratcorrespondingside,move thechildprooflocklevertothelockpositioninthe directionofthearrowtoengagethechildprooflock;
• Movethelevertotheunlockpositioninthereverse directionofthearrowtodisablethechildprooflock.

With the child proof locks engaged, there are doors cannot be opened from insidethe car, but can be opened from outside the car.

Anti-theftSystems

Y ourvehicleisfittedwithanpowerimmobiliseranda bodyanti-theftsystem.T oensuremaximumsafetyand operationconvenience,westronglyrecommendyouread thissectioncarefullytofullyunderstandtheactivationand deactivationofanti-theftsystems.

PowerImmobilisation

PowerImmobilisationisdesignedtosafeguardthevehicle fromtheft. Thepowerimmobilisationsystemcanonlybe deactivatedtostartthecarbyusingthematchedkey.

When the START/STOP switch is pressed and valid key is detected inside, the immobiliser is deactivated automatically.

Ifthemessagecentredisplays"SmartKeyNotDetected"or "PutKeyIntoBack-upPosition"orthepowerimmobiliser systemwarninglampilluminates,pleaseputthesmartkey atthebottomofthecentreconsolecupholder(referto "AlternativeStartingProcedure"in"StartingandStopping thePowerSystem"section),ortrytousethesparekey.If

thevehiclewillstillnotenterREADYmode,pleasecontact anMGAuthorisedRepairer

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BodyAnti-theftSystem

LockingandUnlocking

Whenthevehicleislocked, theindicatorlampsflashthree times; whenitisunlocked, theindicatorlampsflashonce.

KeyLocking

• Usingtheremotekeytolock:pressthelockbutton ontheremotekeytolockthevehicleafterclosingthe doors,bonnetandtailgate.
• Usingthemechanicalkeytolock:partiallyoperate thedoorreleasehandle,usingasuitableflatblade tool,insertthetoolintotheundersideofthetrimand carefullyremovethedoorlocktrimcover ,insertthe keyintothedriverdoorlockandturncounterclockwise tolockthecar.

KeyUnlocking

• Usingtheremotekeytounlock:presstheunlock buttononthekeytounlockthecar .
• Usingthemechanicalkeytounlock:partiallyoperate thedoorreleasehandle,usingasuitableflatblade tool,insertthetoolintotheundersideofthetrimand

carefullyremovethedriverdoorlocktrimcover,insert thekeyintothedriverdoorlockandturnclockwise tounlockthecar.

Note: If the vehicle powers system is not switched to the ACC/ON/READY position within 15 seconds after the vehicle is unlocked with the mechanical key, the immobilisation alarm will be triggered.

Note: If nop anels are opened within 30 seconds after the vehicle unlocked by using the remotkey all doors will automatically re-lock.

OperationofDoorLockSystem(Keyless) *

Thekeylessentrysystemcanlockandunlockthedoors andtailgateaslongasyoucarrythesmartkeyandapproach thecar.

IMPORTANT

Thesmartkeymustbewithin 1.5metresofthevehicle forthekeylesssystemtooperatecorrectly.

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KeylessLocking

AfterswitchingthevehiclepowersystemtoOFFusingthe START/STOPSwitchandexitingthecar,pressthedoor handlebuttononcebeforemovingawayfromthecarto lockalldoorsandtailgate(noneedtopressthelock buttononthekey).Note,thiswillalsoarmthealarmand immobilisethevehicle.

KeylessUnlocking

Pressthebuttononthefrontdoorhandleoncetounlock thecar,thenpullthedoorhandletoopenthedoor.

Note: Whenthevehicleislocked, if you are within the smart key range and operate the door handle button, but carry out no further action, after 30 seconds the vehicle will automatically re-lock itself to remain secure.

Simple line drawing of a car door with a device inside, no text or symbols present

IMPORTANT

Afterthedoorislockedbyusingthekey,pressthe buttononthedoorhandletounlockthecar.Ifthecar cannotbeunlockedorlockednormally,seekanMG AuthorisedRepairer.

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Mislock

Ifthedriver'sdoorisnotfullyclosedwhenthesmartkey lockbuttonispressed,orthevehiclepowersystemhas notbeenswitchedOFF ,thevehiclehornwillsoundonce, indicatingamislock.Inthiscase,noneofthedoorswill lock,thealarmsystemwillnotbearmedandthedirection indicatorlightswillnotflash.

Ifthedriver'sdoorisclosed,thepassengerdoor ,bonnet andtailgatearenotfullyclosed,thehornsoundsonceto indicatemislockwhenthecarundergoeslockingoperation. However ,the'partialarming'attributesofthesecurity systemwillenableasmuchofthesystemtobearmedas possible(allfullycloseddoors,bonnetortailgateapertures willbeprotected,butanopendoorwillnot!).Thealarm indicatorwillflash.Assoonastheopenapertureisclosed, thesystemwillautomaticallyreverttoanarmedstate

InadvertentLockingofKeysinVehicle

If the vehicle is locked using the mechanical key blade or handset whilst a smart key/s remain inside, the following actions will occur:

• Onesmartkeylockedinthevehicle-The immobilisationreleasefunctionofthesmartkeylocked inthevehicleissuspended,thelockandunlockfunction ofthesmartkeyisretained.Thevehiclewillnotchange powerataeinstathienmobiliserelease functionofthesmartkeylockedinthevehiclethe secondsmartkeyshouldbeusedtounlockthevehicle. Thefunctionwillautomaticallybereinstated.
• Bothsmartkeyslockedinvehicle-Theimmobilisation releasefunctionofbothsmartkeyslockedinthevehicle issuspended,thelockandunlockfunctionofthesmart keyisetaineThevehiclewilllochangpower state.Thereinstatementofkeyfunctionscanonlybe carriedoutusingtheapproveddiagnostictool.Consult anMGAuthorisedRepairerimmediately.

Anti-TheftAlarmSounder

If the anti-theftalarm has been triggered, the car horn will sound continuously press the UNLOCK button the key, the anti-theftalarm will be deactivated.

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InteriorLockandUnlockSwitch

Diagram showing a device's internal structure with labeled parts 1 and 2, including a close-up view of the interior panel.

ILockSwitch

2UnlockSwitch

Whenthevehicleanti-theftsystemisnotset,pressthelock switch(1)afterclosingalldoorstolockalldoors;pressthe unlockswitch(2)tounlockalldoors.

Note: If the vehicle anti-theft system is set, pressing the lock/unlock switch will not lock/unlock the doors but will trigger the alarms system.

Ifthedoors, bonnetandtailgateareclosed, press the interior lockswitch, they yellow indicator on the interior lockswitchilluminates.

lfamislockiscausedbyanon-driverdoor ,tailgateor bonnet,presstheinteriorlockswitch,theyellowindicator ontheinteriorlockswitchilluminates.

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InteriorDoorHandles

Usetheinteriordoorhandletoopenthedoor: 1 Pulltheinteriordoorhandleoncetounlockthedoor. 2 Pulltheinteriordoorhandleagaintoopenthedoor.

SpeedLock

Allthedoorswillbelockedautomaticallywhentheroad speedexceeds 10mph(15km/h).

AutomaticUnlock

When the START/STOP switched to the OFF position, all the doors will be unlocked automatically.

T ailgate

T ailgateOpenMode

Themanualtailgatecanbeopenedusingthefollowing2 methods:

I Longpressthereleasebuttononthesmartkey(B)for morethan2secondstounlockthetailgate. Then the tailgatecanbeliftedopen.

2Whenthevehicleisunlocked, directlypress the releaseswitch(A)onthetailgate. Thenthetailgate canbeliftedopen.

Note: Onvehiclesequippedwithkeylessentry, if a matchedkeyisdetectedwithinalmrangeofthe tailgatepressthereleaseswitch(A)onthetailgate, the tailgatecanthenbeliftedopen.

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Diagram illustrating car safety instructions with labeled steps A and B showing hand positioning and device insertion.

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StartingandStoppingthePower System

START/STOPSwitch

START STOP

ThekeylessSTART/STOPSwitchislocatedinthefasciato therightofthesteeringcolumn,itisapushbuttonstyle switch.T ooperatetheswitchthesmartkeymustbeinside thevehicle.

Theoperationalstatusdisplaysareasfollows:

IndicatorOff(OFF)

If the switch has not been operated and there are no indicators illuminated, the powersystem is OFF. The power electric doormirrors remain operational.

YellowLight(ACC)

PressingtheST ART/STOPSwitchwithoutthefootbrake beingappliedwhilstthevehiclepowersystemisOFFwill placethesystemintheACCstate,thiswillilluminatethe yellowindicatorintheswitchbuttonTheACCposition allowoperationcertaimcillariesucpower windows.

GreenLight(ON/READY)

WhilstintheACCstatpressingtheSTART/STOP Switchwithoutthefootbrakebeingappliedwillplace thesystemintheONstate,thegreenindicatorwill illuminateThiswillallowsomeelectricalsystemsto operate.

PressingtheST ART/STOPSwitchwithPselectedand theotbrakappliedwillacthehicliche READYstate,thegreenindicatorwillilluminatedThis indicatesthatalelectricalsystemswilloperateandthe vehicleisreadytobedriven.

Note: WhilstintheOFFstate, ifthedriverexitsthe vehicleleavingthesmartkeyinside, thehornwill soundthreetimesinquicksuccessionuponclosure ofthedriver'sdoor. Subsequentre-openingofthe driver'sdoorwilldisplayawarningmessageinthe instrumentpackmessagecentretoidicatethatthe keyisstillinthecar.

Note: T oremovetheelectronicshiftcontrolknobfrom PthevehiclemustbeinanON/READYstateandthe footbrakeapplied.

If your carissubjecttostrongradiosignalsthekeyless entry and start systemsmaysuffer from interference and not function correctly. Please see the 'Alternative Starting' procedure.

READYMode

SettingthepowersystemintoREADYmode:

I Ensure all unnecessary electrical loads (incAC) are switched off.

2 Ensure the parking brake is applied.

3EnsurePorNisselected(Iftheshiftcontrolknob isinanyotherpositionthepowersystemcannotbe switchedtotheON/READYstate).

4Pressbrakepedal.

5PresstheSTART/STOPSwitch(donotholdthebutton in, releaseimmediately).

6ThegreenindicatorwillilluminateandREAD Ywillbe displayedintheinstrumentpackmessagecentre.

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IMPORTANT

• If the vehicle will not enter a READY state, please check for any warning indicators or messages displayed in the instrument pack message centre. In extremely low temperatures please allow 5 minutes between power up attempts, if after 3 attempts the power state cannot be set to READY please consult an MGA authorised Repairer or breakdown service.
• DonotleavethepowersysteminanACCor ON/READYstateforlongperiodsoftime,excessive useofelectricalequipmentmayleadtotoadischarged battery.
  •Thevehicleisfittedwithananti-theftsystem. Independentlysourcedkeysmaynotallowvehicle entryandsystempowerup.Anynewkeyswillrequire programmingusingthemanufacturerssoftware.
• Yourcarisfittedwithcomplexelectroniccontrol systempleaseasuretherdio transmissionorelectromagneticdevicesarekept awayfromthesmartkeyandcentreconsolecubby areas. Theymaycauseinterferenceandoperational issues.Pleaseesethe'AlternativeStarting'procedure.

AlternativeStartingProcedure

Diagram showing a car interior with a device being inserted, and a close-up of a handheld device on the right side (no text or symbols present)

If the vehicle is located in an area where there are strong radiosignals causing interference or the smart key battery condition is low, please use the following step to attempt to start the car:

Placethesmartkeycentrallyinthecentreconsolecup holdercubbyboxwiththebuttonsfacingupward-as shownintheillustration.

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2EnsurePorNisselected, pressthebrakepedaland thenpressSTART/STOPSwitchtopowerthevehicle.

Note: The Alternative Starting Procedures should only berequired if the smart key battery is very low or flat. Once the vehicle has been removed from the area of excessive radio interferencethe key less entry and START/STOP system should return on normal.

SwitchingthePowerSystemOFF

SettingthepowersystemtoOFF:

I After bringing the cartoahalt, ALWAYS maintain brake pedal application.

2Usingtheelectronicshiftcontrolknobselect(P)and applytheparkingbrake-pleasecheckthattheparking brakeisapplied.

3PresstheSTART/STOPSwitchtoshutdownthe powersystem.

Note: Pleaseobservetheparkbrakewarninglight andmessagedisplayedintheinstrumentpack

messagecentreconfirmingthattheparkingbrake isappliedbeforeexitingthevehicle.

Note: Should the powersystem require to be shut down in the case of an emergency, press and hold the START/STOP switch in excess of 4 seconds.

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PedestrianAlertControlSystem

Inordertoimprovethesafety,yourcarisfittedwitha

PedestrianAlertSystem.Whenthevehicleistravellingat alowspeed,thesystemcontrolsaspeakerthatsoundsto remindpedestriansinthevicinityofyourpresence.

SoundStrategies

Thespeakersoundswhenallofthefollowingconditions aremet:

I ThevehicleisREAD Y;

2ThePedestrianAlertSystemisfaultfree;

3Duringacceleration,thevehiclespeedisabove0mph (0km/h)andlessthan19mph(30km/h);during deceleration,thevehiclespeedisgreaterthan0mph (0km/h)andlessthan,orequalto15mph(25km/h).

EconomicalandEnvironmentalDriving

Running-in

Thebrakesandtyresneedtimeto'bed-in'andadjustto thedemandsofeverydaymotoring.Duringthefirst900 miles,pleaseavoidheavybrakingwherepossible.

EconomicDrivingandMaintenance

The following a resomes suggestions on saving power and extending the life of the vehicles.

• Maintain the correctty repressure; low pressures will result in accelerated tyrewear and increase power consumption.
• Donotcarryunnecessaryweight.Heavyloadswill increasethevehicleloadresultinginhigherpower consumption.
• Avoidcontinuousaccelerationordeceleration.A stop-godrivingstylewillconsumemorepower.
• Avoidunnecessarystoppingandbraking,maintaina steadyspeedandattempttoanticipatetrafficlights.

Note: Keepanappropriatedistancefromother vehiclestoavoidemergencybrakingandreduce brakepadwear.

• Avoidtrafficcongestionandjamareasasmuchas possible.
• Anticipatingobstructionsandslowingdownwellin advance,avoidstheneedforunnecessaryacceleration andharshbraking.Asmoothdrivingstylecanreduces powerconsumption.
• Donotridethebrakepedal, this can cause premature wear, overheating and increased power consumption.
• Maintainanappropriatespeedonthehighway. Higher speedsusemorepower. Appropriatespeedcansave power.
• Maintainthecorrectwheelalignment.Avoidcollisions withthekerbandreducespeedonunevenroad surfaces.Outofspecificationwheelalignmentwillnot onlyleadtoexcessivetyrewear,butalsoincreases the vehicleloadandpowerconsumption.
• AvoiddrivingonmudorbeacheThiswillprevent corrosionofthevehicleunderside.

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- Maintain the vehicle in accordance with MG recommendations..

Note: To extend the life of all components and reduce operating costs, regular MGA approved maintenance is needed.

- Useofelectricalequipmentwillreducethepower availablefromthebattery.Whilstitisessentialto maintainacomfortableinteriorenvironment,excessive useofsystemsuchasA/Cwillincreasepower consumptionandreducethevehiclerange.

DrivinginSpecialEnvironment

DrivinginRainorSnow

Emergencybraking, accelerating and steering onslipperyroadswillreducethevehicle's handlingperformanceandgrip.

• Whenrainingthewindowsmayfog,reducingvisibility (UsetheAir-conditioningdemistfunction).
  •Gripwillbereduced,sopleasedrivecarefully.
• Avoidaquaplaning(theeffectofafilmofwaterbetween thetyresandtheroad)thiswilleffectsteeringand brakingperformance.

DrivingthroughWater

Avoiddrivingthroughfloodsafterheavyrain,whichmay leadtoseriousdamagetothevehicle.

VehicleControl

VehicleControlSystem

The vehicle control system is used to collect data regarding the requirements from the driver (accelerator pedal, brake pedal, gear shift selection etc), it uses this information to adjust the driving stability and ride comfort, and to limit the output torque of the vehicle according to the vehicle condition (practical capabilities of current high-voltage battery pack and drivemotor).

DrivingMode

The driver is a bit to select different driving modes, suit their requirement. Indifferent driving modes, the vehicle control system can be used different control strategies for output control. For operation mode, please refer to 'Driving Mode' in Electric Drive Transmission chapter.

EnergyRegeneration

Whilst the vehicle is in an over-run, coasting or braking condition the vehicle will enter the KERS mode, converting part of the kinetic energy into electric energy by driving

themotor, which is then stored in the high-voltage battery pack.

The driver can choose different energy recovery levels as required for operation mode, pleasereferto 'Energy Regeneration' in ElectricDrive Transmission chapter.

CruiseControl

Thecruisecontrolfunctionenablesthedrivertokeep the vehicle Advancingtonstanspeed without the requirement to operate the accelerator pedal. Thedriver can select the cruisesettings by operating the leverswitch. Pleasereferto "CruiseControlSystem" chapter for the operation mode.

PowerLimitofElectricalAppliances

According to the current load condition and the status of low-voltage battery vehicle limit the power of some comfort electrical appliances, such as restricting partial lighting, air conditioning blower at the same time, the prompt information will be displayed in the information centre in the instrument pack.

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IMPORTANT

Ifanyoftheconditionsdescribedaboveoccur,please chargethelowvoltagebatteryassoonaspossible.

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ChargingRequirements

Undernormalcircumstancesitisstrongly recommended that you use as low charging method, avoid constant or regular use of rapid chargers.

Priortousinganychargingequipmentplease inspectthesockets,plugsandcablesforany damage.DONOTuseanyequipmentthat showssignsofmisuseordamage.

It is recommended that the charging cable be connected to the charging device before connecting to the vehicle and charging commences.

DONOTattempttoswitchthevehiclepower systemtoREADYduringcharging.

Afterchargingcompletion,switchoffthe charger(wherenecessary),disconnectthe cablefromthevehicle,fittthewaterproof blankingplugs(2pinsocketcoverfirst),close thechargingpointdoor.Ifnecessaryyoucan thendisconnectthecablefromthecharger (whereapplicable).

Whilstchargingthecaronrainydays, where possible, please avoidconnectingthecharger duringtorrentialrainorstorms. If excessive waterisevidentaroundthechargingplugs please use as suitable clothdodrythearea as best possible before removing the waterproof blankingplugs and connecting the charging cables.

DONOTtouchthechargingconnector chargingplugwhenyourhandiswet.

DONOTstandinwaterorsnowwhen connectingordisconnectingthecharging cable.

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DONOTattempttochargewhenthe chargingconnectorandplugarewet.

Alwayskeepthechargingconnector and chargingplugincleanandinadrycondition. Besuretokeepthechargingcable in a condition where there is now water or moisture.

Onlyusethecorrectchargerforchargingthe electricvehicle. Usinganyotherchargeror connectorconfigurationmaycausefailure.

T akecarenottodropthechargingconnector. Thiscouldresultindamage.

STOPchargingimmediatelyify you find anythingabnormal such as park burning or smoke.

Always hold the charging onnect handle op luy hen o nnect ing rem oving the charging able to put the able t self (without using the handle), the internal wires may disconnectogetdamaged. This may leadtoelectricshockorfire.

Highvoltagechargingequipmentcancause interferencewithelectronicmedicaldevices. When using medical electric devices such as apacemaker, please consult you doctor about whether charging your electric vehicle will impact the operation of the device. In some instances, electromagnetic waves that are generated from the chargercanseriously impact medicalelectric device operation.

NEVERuseahighpoweredjetwashdirectly onthechargerdoorortocleanaroundthe chargepoint.

ChargingY ourVehicleatHome

Whilst your MG has been supplied with a home charging kit its essential that you check with a qualified electrician that the infrastructure of your property will support the charging equipment. Please seek qualified advice that your current electrical supply and circuit will support the requirement of the charging equipment.

InstalledChargingPoints

Various companies will supply and install charging points to your property, MG insist that only qualified reputable suppliers and installers are used - failure to have the correct equipment installed by a qualified professional may result in overloaded circuits and fire.

HomeChargingGuide

ONLYusecertifiedapprovedequipment.

ONLYusequalifiedsuppliersandinstallers.

Whenthebatteryisfullycharged, disconnect the cable plug from the vehicles socket-ifitis necessary to interrupt the charging of the vehicle, disconnect the vehicle plug first, then isolat the powers supply.

NEVERallowwaterorfluidstoenterorcontaminateyour chargerorvehiclechargingsockets.

NEVERusedamagedchargingpoints, equipmentor sockets.

STOPchargingimmediatelyifyouseeanythingunusual, smellburningorseesparks.

ALWAYSfollowtheoperatinginstructionssuppliedwith yourchargingequipment.

Not charging in power supply infrastructure, installed service by suitable qualified personnel approved installation companying by materials recommended by them.

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ChargingandMedicalConditionAwareness

Highvoltagechargingequipmentcancreate areasofstrongelectromagneticinterference, thismaycauseoperationalissueswith electronicmedicaldevices.

When using medicalelectrical device such as pacemakers or cardioverter defibrillators (ICD's) please consult your doctor about whether charging you are electric vehicle will impact on the operation of the device. Insome instances, electromagnetic waves that are generated from the charger can seriously impact medicalelectric device operation.

Note: Therearenocautionsissuedaboutmedical deviceswhenthecarisnotconnectedtoachargepoint andcharging.Itisperfectlysafeforindividualsfitted withpacemakersorcardioverterdefibrillatorstodrive orrideinthevehicle.

ChargingPort

Thechargingportislocatedbehindthechargingportdoor centrallymountedinthefrontbumper.

T oopenthedoor,ensurethevehicleisunlocked,pressthe MGbadgeandrelease-thedoorwillopentorevealthe waterproofplugcovers.

Removetheplugcoverstorevealthecombinedcharging port.

Diagram of a car front panel with labeled parts and an inset showing a close-up of the camera module.

ISlowandFastChargePort-7Pin-T ype2Plug

2RapidChargePort-7Pinand2Pin-CCST ypePlug

Theupperplugcoversthe7pinslow/fastchargingsocket (1),thelowerplugcoverstherapidchargingsocket(2).

Note: Inordertousetherapidchargersocketboth waterproofplugcoverswillrequireremoval.

Aftercharging, refitthewaterproofplugcovers(2pinrapid chargesocketcoverfirst), closethechargingportdoorand usingtheMGbadge, pushthedoorfullyhomeuntilthe latchlocates.

ALWAYSensurethatanyexcesswaterisremovedfrom theportareabeforeconnectinganychargingdevice.

ChargingPortElectronicLock

Inordertopreventthechargingconnectorandcablebeing disconnectedinadvertentlyduringcharging,thecharging socketfeaturesanelectroniclockingmechanism.

Theelectroniclockisactivatedassoonasthevehicle islocked, and remainsinalockedstateuntilthecaris unlocked.

Whilst the charging cable is connected and the vehicle locked DONOT attempt to remove the plug.

Onlywhenthevehicleisunlockedcanthecharging connectorbeunplugged.

Note: The car will not chargewhilstinan unlocked state. During charging if the charging ports unlocked charging will be suspended, it will reinstate when the charging port is locked again. Charging does not automatically recommence pleaseremove and refit the charging cable.

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ManuallyReleasingtheChargingPortLockin EmergencySituations

The vehicle features an emergency released device for the charging portlock.

T oaccessthemanualrelease,raisethebonnetandremove thefrontcompartmentdecorativecover-seepicture.

Technical line drawing of a mechanical assembly with no visible text or symbols

Pullthereleasecablehandle,removetheconnectorplug whilstmaintainingtensiononthecablethiswillreleasethe lockingdevice.

RapidCharging

Note: Pleasereadanyequipmentoperating instructionscarefullypriortousingtherapidcharging station. Eachtypeofchargermayusedifferent instructions.

Note: The cable of the charging plug should be shorter than 30m.

If you have any doubts please seek professional assistance.

RapidChargingSafetyPrecautions

- Beforeconnectingtherapidcharger, switchthevehicle powersystemOFFandwait10seconds.

Note: If at any time during the charging process you should want to check the state of charge, please switch the vehicle powers system to the ON position. The high voltage battery state of chargewill bed displayed in the message centre in the instrument pack.

SlowCharging

Note Carrying out a full slow charge is the only way for high voltage battery contact optimal equilibrium state (equalisation charge).

Highkoltagbatterychargerareavailablewithvarious poweroutputChargerwithOutputSP&W aregenerallyconsideredasslowchargers,7-22kWare consideredfastchargersandrapidchargersareavailablein ACorDCOutputs.GenerallytheACchargersarerated at43kWandtheDCchargersat50kWplus.

Chargingtimesaredependantonchargeroutput.

T ocarryoutanequalisationslowchargeitisrecommended thatthechargeroutputdoesnotexceed7kW .

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ACChargingPoints

IMPORTANT

PleaseensurethatonlychargepointsthatmeetIEC61851andIEC62196areusedtoconnecttoyour vehicle.

UsinganACchargingdevice:

I Ensure vehicle powersystem is OFF and all doors are closed.

2Openthechargingportdoor,removethewaterproof plugcoverfromthe7pinchargingplugconnector.

3Plugthecablefromthechargerpointintothevehicle. Lockthevehicle.

4Oncompletionofthechargeunlockthevehicleand disconnecttheplugfromthevehicle.

5Ensurethechargesocketisfreefromdebris,fitthe waterproofplugcover.Closethechargingpointdoor.

Note: If at any time during the charging process you should want to check the state of charge, please switch the vehicle powers system to the ON position. the high

voltagebatterystateofchargewillbedisplayedinthe messagecentreintheinstrumentpack.

Note: If the vehicle is unlocked during the charging process, charging will be suspended charging while a time in the charging does not automatically resume, it may be necessary to remove and fit the chargercable.

ResidentialCharging

Y ourvehiclewillhavebeensuppliedwitharesidential chargingdevice. This device can be plugged into a standard household 3 pin socket.

During the charging operation the vehicle powers system must be OFF. Carry out the following procedure to charge the car using the chargers supplied with the vehicle:

I Ensure vehicle powers system is OFF and all doors are closed.

2Openthechargingportdoor,removethewaterproof plugcoverfromthe7pinchargingplugconnector. Ensurethesurroundingsareclean,dryandfreefrom debris.

3Connectthe7pinchargingplugtothesocketonthe vehicle.

4Connectthechargingdevice3pinplugtothedomestic electricitysupply.Lockthevehicle.

5Oncompletionofthechargeunlockthevehicle, disconnectthechargingcablefromthevehicle,and thenthedomesticplug.

6 Ensure the charges socket is free from debris, fit the waterproof plug cover. Close the charging point door.

Note: If at any time during the charging process you should want to check the state of charge, please switch the vehicle powers system to the ON position. The high voltage battery state of chargewill bed displayed in the message centre in the instrument pack.

Note: If the vehicle is unlocked during the charging process, charging has spent charging while a time in which it does not automatically resume, it may be necessary to remove and fit the chargercable.

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3D rendering of a mechanical device with a curved handle and internal components (no text or symbols visible)

Slowchargingkit(suppliedwiththevehicle)

ChargingInformation

Atthebeginningofthechargingprocess,thefollowinginformationwillbedisplayedwithintheinstrumentpackmessage centre.

1 12.13 2 10.28 Remaining time 130 mls SOC 50% In Charge 5 4 3

I Currenttime
2Chargingtimeuntilfull
3Chargingstatus
4Drivingrange
5Highvoltagebatterypackstatus

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EqualisationCharging

Equalisationchargingmeansthatafteranormalcharging processthebatterymanagementsystemwillenteramode whereitwillattempttoequalisethechargeofevery batterycell.

Ifanequalisationchargehasnotbeencarriedoutforsome timethemessagecentreintheinstrumentpackwilldisplay 'PleaseChargeforBMSBalance'.Pleasereferto'Slow Charging'inthe'StartingandDriving'section.

Onaverageittakesatleast7.5hourstocompletecharge thatincludestheequalisationcharge.

Note: Ambienttemperatureshaveaneffecton chargingtimes, it may takelongertocompletea chargewhentheambienttemperaturesarelow.

ChargingTimes

Chargingtimesofthehighvoltagebatterycanvary dependinguponnumerousfactors,theseinclude:current capacity,chargingmode,ambienttemperatureanddevice type/power.

RapidChargingTime

Rapidchargerswillvaryinpoweroutput,onaverageit willtakeapproximately40-60minutestochargethehigh voltagebatteryupto80%(80%displayedinIPK)usingan averagerapidcharger.

Note: Ambienttemperatureshaveaneffecton chargingtimes, it may takelongertocompletea chargewhentheambienttemperaturesarelowor high.

SlowChargingTime

Onaverageittakesapproximately7hourstochargethe highvoltagebatteryfromlowbatterywarningto100% (chargequantitycarbecheckedusingtheinstrumentpack).

Atowtemperaturesthechargingtimewilbæxtended.

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• Ifanequalisationchargehasnotbeenconductedfora longtimetherequiredchargetimewillbeextended.
• Anequalisationchargemustbecarriedoutpriorto usingthecarafteralongperiodofstorageornonuse. Inthesecasesthechargingtimewillbeextended.

Note: Theslowchargingnotesaboverelatetousingan ACchargingdevicewithanoutputratingof7kW. Use of the slow charging devices supplied with the car using adomestic powersupply can increase the charging times by up to 3 times.

IndicativeChargingTimes

Note: Thesetimesareonlyaguide.

Rapidcharging		Fromalarmstatus(thehighvoltagebatterylowwarningdisplayedintheinstrumentpackmessage centre)to80%,ittakesalmost40minutes.
Slow charging	Residential electricity	Fromalarmstatus(thehigh voltagebatterylowwarning displayedintheinstrument packmessagecentre)to100% (thehighvoltagebattery stateofchargedisplayedin theinstrumentpackmessage centre),ittakesalmost20 hours.	Fromalarmstatus(thehigh voltagebatterylowwarning displayedintheinstrument packmessagecentre)to100% (thehighvoltagebattery stateofchargedisplayedin theinstrumentpackmessage centre)andequalisation, takesalmost20.5hours.	takeapproximatedequalisationchargeforfirstuseaftervehiclehasbeenparkedorstoredforalong time.
	AC charging station	Fromalarmstatus(thehigh voltagebatterylowwarning displayedintheinstrument packmessagecentre)to100% (thehighvoltagebattery stateofchargedisplayedin theinstrumentpackmessage centre)dealmosthours.	Fromalarmstatus(thehigh voltagebatterylowwarning displayedintheinstrument packmessagecentre)to100% (thehighvoltagebattery stateofchargedisplayedin theinstrumentpackmessage centre)andequalisation, takesalmost7.5hours.	Ittakesapproximately9hours tocompleteequalisation chargeforistuseafterthe vehiclehasbeparkedor storedforalongtime.

ElectricDriveT transmission

Instructions

The following information is very important, pleaseread carefully before use:

•Theelectricdrivetransmissionconsistsofahighvoltage unit.DONOTtouchanydrivecomponentsunlessyou havethecorrecttrainingandqualifications.
- BeforesettingthevehiclepowersystemtoON,please ensurethatPorNisselected,theparkingbrakeAND footbrakeareapplied.
- WhenthevehiclepowersystemisREADY, usetheshift controlknobtoselectyourrequiredgear.
- Releasetheparkingbrakebutmaintainfootbrake applicationuntilyouarereadytomanoeuvre.Onaflat road,onceyoureleasethefootbrakeyouwillbeginto move,slowlyapplytheacceleratortoincreaseyour speed.

GearShiftControl

Line drawing of a car interior air intake console with control panel and buttons (no text or symbols)

Note: The highlighted letters in the information centre indicate these selected gearormode.

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ShiftControlKnobPosition

DoNOTturntheshiftcontrolknobtoeither PorRfromtheDpositionwhilstdriving orwhilstthevehicleisinmotion. This will cause severityedamagetotheelectricdrive transmissionorcauseanaccident.

•PPark

Whentheshiftcontrolknobisinthisposition, the electronicparkingbrakeisapplied. Onlyselectthisgear whenthevehicleisstationary.

Note: The electronic parking brakesystem must be released via the EPB switch. See "Electronic Parking Brake (EPB)" under the "Brake System" section.

Note: Whentheelectronicparkingsystemfailsto beactivated, the vehicle will enable the parking function of the electric drivetransmission, the P gear indicator on the shift control knob will flash. Operating the shift control knob to select any other gear will exit Park.

•RReverse

Select this gear only when the vehicle is stationary and you wish to drive backwards.

•NNeutral

Select this gear when the vehicle is stationary (for example, waiting for traffic lights).

•DDrive

Thisisusedfornormaldriving.

ShiftControlKnobOperation

DONOTpresstheshiftcontrolknobwhilst driving.

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MODE KERS BATTERY P

Theshiftcontrolknobhas5availablepositions:

Thepositionisthedefaultandtheonlyfixedposition, anymovementoftheknobwillreturntothisposition.

The and positions aresprungloaded momentary positions, after selection the knob will automatically return to the central default position.

Inordertopreventaccidentaloperationbypassingthe buttontheshiftontrdnobekquirearmpresso

operateandselectPaslongastheotherspecificselection requirementsaremet.

T ocarryoutagearshift,operatetheshiftcontrolknobas perthefollowinginstructions:

graph TD
    A["R"] --> B["N"]
    B --> C["P"]
    C --> D["N"]
    D --> E["D"]
    F["R"] --> G["N"]
    G --> H["N"]
    H --> I["N"]
    I --> J["D"]
    K["R"] --> L["R"]
    L --> M["R"]
    M --> N["N"]
    N --> O["D"]
    P["R"] --> Q["N"]
    Q --> R["D"]
    R --> S["D"]

O Currentgear.

▶ △ Unlockedpositions.

Applyfootbraketoallowselection.

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Precautions:

•The initial gear position after powering the vehicle will be P . Whenswitching to the R, Dor N position the footbrake MUST be applied.
- WhenswitchingtotheRpositionfromtheNposition, thefootbrakeMUSTbeapplied.
- If the vehicles speed is below 1 mph (2 km/h), the shift control knob can be pressed to select and engage P.
• If the vehicles speed is below 1 mph (2 km/h) and the START/STOP switch is operated top power the vehicle OFF, P will automatically be selected and engaged.
- If the vehicles speed is below 1 mph (2km/h), the footbrakereleased, the river seat belt unfastened and the river door opened, will automatically be selected and engaged.
- ForsafetyreasonsALWA YSapplythefootbrakewhen shiftingbetweenRandDpositions.

VehicleStart-off

The vehicle can only be switched to a READY modewith Por N selected and the foot brake applied.

Afterselectingyourdesiredgearposition,waitinga veryshorttimefortheelectricaldrivetransmissionto engageandreleasingthebrakepedal,youshouldpressthe acceleratortostartdriving.

DrivingonHills

Incaseswhereashortstoponahillis required,suchasatrafficjam,DONOT momentarilyapplytheacceleratororto prevent"rollback".Thiscouldcausethe electricdrivetransmissiontooverheator evensystemdamage.

HillStart

Incasesofahillstart,thestartassistfunctionofthe electronicparkingbrake(EPB)canbeusedtopreventthe vehiclefromrollingbackwards.Fordetailsofthisfunction, pleasereferto"ElectronicParkingBrake(EPB)"in"Brake System'section.

Models fitted with HillHoldControlcanusethisfunction to assist hillstarts. Fordetailsonhillholdcontrolsystem, pleasereferto "HillHoldControlSystem" in "Brake System'section.

Note: Theaidofthesefunctionscannotdefythe law#physicDONO Drivathvehiclbeyonds physicallimitations,lossofcontrolwillstilloccur.

DrivingMode(MODE)

Please avoid itching between driving Modeswhilstdriving, this may divert the driver's attention away from road conditions and cause accident.

MODE

Thedrivercanmanuallyselectthreedrivingmodesby operatingtheMODEswitchonthecentreconsole:Eco ModeNormaModeandSporMode.

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- Themessagecentreintheinstrumentpackwilldisplay: E(EcoMode), N(NormalMode), S(SportMode).

T oggletheMODEswitchforwardorbackwardtoswitch betweenthreedrivingmodes.

Everytimethevehiclepowersystemiscycledandthe systemsettoREADY ,thedrivingmodedefaultstoNormal Mode.

Indifferentdrivingmodes, the control system uses different control strategies for output control.

EcoMode

EconomyModeoptimisesenergyconsumption, this will provide the best results regarding the range of the vehicle.

NormalMode

NormalModecombineseconomyandperformanceto meetthedrivingrequirementsofmostdrivers.

SportMode

SportModeconcentratesonprovidingmorepowerto enhancetheperformance.

Note: ConstantuseofSportModewilldecreasethe rangeofthevehicle.

Note: It is recommended to choose the Sport Mode when driving inspecial road conditions such as mountainroads.

Selectingdifferentdrivingmodeswillalsoautomatically selectthesettingsofthersystemssuchaselectronic steeringandA/C-pleaseseethechartbelow:

Driving Mode	Power Mode	Steering Mode	A/C Mode	Brake Mode
Eco Eco
Normal	Normal	Normal
Spont		Dynamic	Spont

NotchilscModelectedhA/Gill operateinalowenergyconsumptionstatetoprovide anincreaseinvehiclepower.

EnergyRegeneration(KERS)

Decelerationeffectedbyenergyregeneration isNOTasubstituteforbrakingsafely. The drivermustALWAYSbepreparedtomake brakingmanoeuvrestomaintainsafedriving.

Whenthevehicleisinabraking,over-runorcoasting state,theenergyregenerationfunctionisactivated,and themotorconvertspartofthekineticenergyofthevehicle intoelectricenergy,whichisthenstoredinthehighvoltage battery.

Energy cannot be generated or is limited undersome conditions, such as:

• Ngearisselected(DuringdrivingdonotcoastinN gear);
- During torque intervention (SCSorption control operation);
• Highvoltagebatteryisfullycharged;
•Highvoltagebatterytemperatureistoohighortoolow.

Theenergyregenerationsystem(KERS)hasthreelevels:

Heavy

HeavyLevel:Maximumenergyisregenerated,thevehicle exhibitsshortercoastingdistancesandastrongsensation ofover-rundragormotorbraking.Theinformationcentre displays ③.

Moderate

ModerateLevel: moderateenergyregenerated. The informationcentredisplays ②。

Light

LightLevel: Minimumenergyisregenerated, the vehicle exhibits on coasting distance and significant sensation of over-rundragormotorbraking information centredisplays ①。

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KERS R/N D

The driver can manually select three energy regeneration levels by operating the KERS switch in the centre console.

T oggletheKERSswitchforwardorbackwardtoswitch between three energy regeneration levels.

Everytimethevehiclepowersystemiscycledandthe systemsettoREADY ,theenergyregenerationlevels defaultstoHeavyLevel.

ItisrecommendedtochooseLightorModeratelevelson surfacesthathavelowadhesionlevels(e.g.icyroads).

ProtectionMode

When parking the vehicle, please ensure the vehicle is sparked safely and that all traffic by-laws are observed.

MotorOverheatingProtectionofElectricDrive

T transmission

The electric drivetransmission may become every hot in a high-temperature environment with frequent starting, frequent rapid acceleration and deceleration, long-term continuous steep climbing, and overload of the electric drivetransmission. In order to prevent damage to the motor, the system will perform an overheating protection function, the warning indicator illuminates, and the warning message "Motor Overheating" displays simultaneously. After a few seconds, the warning message will disappear but the warning indicator will remain on.

Inthiscase, park your vehicles safely or keeping a low load, continuet drive your vehicle at a constants speed to cool the motor. Only when the motor temperature has

decreased, the warning indicator is off, and the warning message disappears, can the vehicle bedriven normally. If the electric drivetransmission has cooled down for a longtime (about 20 minutes) and the warning indicator has disappeared please park the vehicles safely and seek an MGA authorised Repairer immediately, otherwise it may seriously damage the electric drivetransmission.

IMPORTANT

Whenthemotoroftheelectricdrivetransmission isdeoverheatingprotectionordet avoid damagethemotor,thepowerofthevehiclewill belimited(theinformationcentrewilldisplay"Power LimitedLimitingSpeedandWarning Indicator willilluminate).Afterdecelerating,thewarningswill disappearhethermotemperaturereturn to normal.

MotorFaultofElectricDriveTransmission

ifufailunidetecteihmotothe powerelectronicboxofelectricdrivetransmission,the warningindicaltonmates,andthewarningmessage

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"MotorFault" displayssimultaneously.PleaseseekanMG AuthorisedRepairerimmediately.

ParkingSystemFaultofElectricDrive

T transmission

Ifafaultorfailureisdetectedintheelectricalparkmotor controlunit,thewarningindicatorilluminates,and thewarningmessage"ParkingSystemFault"displays simultaneously.Afterafewseconds,thewarningmessage disappearsbutthewarningindicatorwillremainon, pleaseseekanMGAuthorisedRepairerimmediately.

LimpMode

Insomecases,whenafaultorfailureisdetected,the electricdrivetransmissionwillenterLimpModeandwill onlyfunctionatcertainspeedshewarningindicator illuminates,andthewarningmessage“SystemFault” displayssimultaneously.Afterafewseconds,thewarning messagedisappearsbutthewarningindicator remainopleaseseekanMAuthorisedRepairer immediately.

SevereFunctionalMalfunction

Insomecases,whenafaultorseverefailureisdetected inthelectricdrivetransmission,thewarningindicator illuminates,andthewarningmessage“SystemFault” displayssimultaneously.Afterafewseconds,thewarning messagedisappearsbutthewarningindicator remainon.T oprotecttheelectricdrivetransmission,the powersystemwillisolatethepowertransmission,andthe vehiclecannotbedriven,pleaseseekanMGAuthorised Repairerimmediately.

Insomecases,whenafaultorseverefailureisdetectedin thegearshiftsystem,theinformationcentrewilldisplay "ERForsafetyreasons,ifthevehiclespeedisbelow apresetspeed,thepowersystemwillisolatethepower transmissionandthevehiclecannobdrivenpleaseseek anMGAuthorisedRepairerimmediately.

BrakeSystem

FootBrake

Foradded safety, the hydraulic braking system operates through dual circuits. If one circuit should fail, the other will continue function, but greater pedal pressure will be needed, brake pedal travel will increase, and longer stopping distances will be experienced. In the event of a brake failure where only one circuit is operational, the car should be brought to a halt as soon as a traffic conditions safely allow. DONOT continued driving-seekan MG Authorised Repairer.

WetConditions

Drivingthroughwaterorheavyrainmayadverselyaffect brakingefficiency.Inthiscase,keepasafedistancefrom othervehiclesandintermittentlyapplythebrakepedalto keepthebrakediscsurfacedry.

ElectronicHydraulicBrakeApplication System(EHBS)

The vehicle is equipped with an electronic hydraulic brake applications system; always be aware of the following during the operation:

•TheEHBSsystemfunctionswiththevehiclepower systeminREADYmodeonly.Neverallowthevehicle tofreewheelwiththepowersystemturnedoff.
- If the powersystem should switch off for any reason while driving, bring the cartoahaltas quickly astraffic condition safely allow, and depress the brake pedal with greater force. DONOT continued driving-seeking MGA authorised Repairer immediately.
- If the EHBS system performed degrades dueto allow battery or other reasons, you need to apply more force than usual to the brake pedal to stop the vehicle.
- If the EHBS system fails, the instrument pack message centre will illuminate the yellow warning lamp thispoint, the hydraulic booster compensation system start stop provide power assist, while the power assist performance is relatively low, please slow downto

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astopassoonassafetypermitsandcontactanMG AuthorisedRepairerassoonaspossible.

BrakingResponseMode

EHBSprovides2differentbrakingresponsemodes:

- Standard: provides normal brake boost and brake pedal feel.

- Sport: provides extrabrake boost and amoresensitive brake pedal feeling.

Theuserisabletoselecttheresponsemodeviathe drivemodeselectionfunction-referto"ElectricDrive Transmission"inthe"StartingandDriving"section.

Note: If the driving mode is switched whilst driving, the braking response may not change immediately. After the vehicle comesto ahalt and the brake pedal released themodewill switch automatically.

HydraulicBoosterCompensationSystem (HBC)

The vehicle equipped with hydraulic booster compensation system. If the EHBS system fails, the HBC system begins to provide power assist. If anyone of the

HBCorEHBSsystemsfailswhiletheotheriscapable ofprovidingpowerassistnormally,theinstrumentpack messagecentrewillluminatetheyellowlamp ①At thispoint,thepowerassistperformanceisrelativelylow, pleaseslowdowntoastopassoonassafetypermitsand contactanMGAuthorisedRepairerassoonaspossible.

If both the HBC and EHBS systems fail, the instrument pack message centrewillilluminatethered lamp ①. Insucha case, please stop the vehicle as soon as safety permits and contact an MGA authorised repairer as soon as possible.

Note: When the yellow paint instrument pack message centre illuminates and the HBC system begins to provide braking assist, abuzzing noisem maybe heard when pressing the brake pedal, this is normally system operation in these second conditions.

CooperativeRegenerativeBrakingSystem (CRBS)

The vehicle is equipped with a cooperative regenerative braking system, this converts the kinetic energy of the vehicle into electric energy while braking and store the energy in the battery state prolong the driving range.

Note: Whenthecooperativeregenerativebraking energyfunctionistriggered, thedrivermayhearasmallmotoroperationalnoiseandfeelaslight vibrationonthebrakepedalatlowroadspeeds. This isanormalsensationwhenthesystemistriggered.

ElectronicBrakeForceDistribution(EBD)

The vehicle is equipped with EBD, which, in order to maintain braking efficiency, distributes braking forces between front and rear wheels, under all load conditions.

EBDintegratesamonitoringsystem.Themonitoring systemislinkedtothebrakesystemmalfunctionindicator lampontheinstrumentpack.Referto"WarningLights and Indicators"in"InstrumentsandControls"section.

If the indicator lamp illuminates while driving, or remains illuminated after the START/STOP switchisturned on (ON/READY position), it indicates there is a failure with the braking system, and EBD may be in operative. In such acase, stop the car as soon as safety permits and seek an MGA authorised Repairer immediately. DONOT drive the car with the brakesystem malfunction indicator lamp illuminated.

ElectronicBrakeAssistance(EBA)

The vehicle is equipped with Electronic Brake Assistance (EBA). When the brake pedal is applied for emergency braking, EBA system will help the driver increase the braking force acted on each wheel to reach the working point of ABS, thereby shortening the braking distance.

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Anti-lockBrakeSystem(ABS)

ABScannotovercomethephysical limitationsofstoppingthecarintooshort adistance,runningattoohighaspeed,or indangerofaquaplaning,i.e.wherealayer ofwaterpreventsadequatecontactbetween thetyresandtheroadsurface.

The purpose of the anti-lock brakes system ABSisto prevent the wheels from locking while braking, thereby enabling the drivertoretain steering control of the car.

The fact that a car is fitted with ABS must never attempt the driver into taking risk that could affect this / hersafety orthatof other road users. In all cases, it remains the driver's responsibility to drivewith innormalsafety margins, having due consideration for prevailing weather and traffic conditions.

UndernormalbrakingconditionABSwillnotbe activatedHowever ,oncethebrakingforceexceedsthe availableadhesionbetweenthetyresandtheroadsurface, therebycausingthewheelstolock,ABSwillautomatically

comeintooperation. This will berecognisable by a rapid pulsation felt through the brake pedal.

BrakinginanEmergency

DONOTpumpthebrakepedalatanytime; thiswillinterrupttheoperationofABSand mayincreasethebrakingdistance.

Ifanemergencysituationoccurs,thedriversshouldapply fullbrakingeffortevenwhentheroadsurfaceisslippery. ABSwillensurethatthewheelsdonotlockandthatthe caribroughtohaltirtheshortespossibledistancefor theprevailingroadsurfaceconditions.

Note: Onsoftsurfacesuchaspowderysnow, sand orgravel, the braking distance produced by the ABS system may be greater than that for non-ABSystem, even improved steering would be experienced. This is because then natural action of locked wheelson soft surfacesist build up a wedge of material in front of the yrecontact patch. This effect assists the carin stopping.

Nomatterhowhardyoubrake,youarestillableto continuesteeringthevehicleasnormal.

IMPORTANT

ABScannotreliablymakeupforthedriver's mis-operationorlackofexperience.

ABSMalfunctionIndicatorLamp

Referto"WarningLightsandIndicators"in"Instruments andControls"section.

Note: Thenormal(non-ABS)brakingsystemremains fullyoperationalandisnotaffectedbypartialor fulllossofABS. However, the brakingdistances may increase.

HillHoldControl(HHC)

HHChaslimitationswhensubjecttoadverse conditionssuchaswetoricysurfaces andsteepslopes. Thedrivermustalways maintaincontrolofthevehicleandattention shouldnotbereducedjustbecauseHHCis enabled.
HHCisnotsubstituteforparkingbrake applicationwhencarryingoutahillstart. DONOTexitthevehiclewithonlyHHC applied,itmayleadtoaseriousaccident whenHHCreleases.
Thecarmayrollif'pull-away'isnotachieved immediatelyafterreleasingthebrakepedal. Alwaysensurethebrakepedalispressedor electronicparkingbrakeapplieduntildriveis takenup.
Firmapplicationofthebrakepedalwhen stoppingisrequiredbyHHCtogenerate sufficientbrakepressureotmaintainhold.

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HillHoldControlisacomfortfunction.Itworkson inclineswhenthecardetectsithascometoa'standstill status'.Itassiststhedriverby'holding'thevehicleduring hillstarts.

The following conditions must be fulfilled to activate HHC:

- Thedriver'sdoorisclosedandthedriverseatbeltis fastened.

• The vehicle is stopped on a slope in excess of 4%.

•SCSisactiveandfaultfree.

•EPBisreleasedandfaultfree.

•InDorRgear.

•PowersystemisREADY/RUNNING.

- Sufficientbrakepedalapplicationforcehasbeenapplied.

AslongasDorRisselectedandthebrakepedalreleased, thevehiclewillmaintainpressureinthebrakingsystemfor 1 \~ 2seconds. Afterthis,theHillHoldwillrelease.

If the driver releases the brake pedalonahill, HHC will maintain brake pressure for 1 \~ 2 seconds, after this period the vehicle may rollback backwards.

Note: WhentheHHCsystemisoperatingtokeep thevehiclestill, even if the driver releasesthebrake

pedal, thepedalwillnotreturntoitsinitialposition, it willremaininthepressedposition. Whenthebrake isreleased, thebrakepedalwillreturntoitsinitial position.

Note: HHCisavailableinbothforwardandbackward directionswhenpullingawayonuphillslopes.

Note: If "HillHoldUnavailable" is displayed in the information message centre it indicates that the system has detected a faultor an othersystem maybe preventing correct operation. Please contact an MG Authorised Repairer as soon as possible.

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AutoHold

Whenautoholdstopsthevehicleforreasons suchaspowersystemshutdown,releasingthe seatbeltorpressingtheautoholdswitch, theelectronicparkingbrakeisapplied.It cannotbeguaranteedthatthevehiclewill bestabilisedinallcases.Forexample,the rearwheelsareonaslipperyroadsurface, orthevehicleinclineistoogreat(largerthan 20%).Pleasemakesurethatthevehicleis safelystabilisedpriortoexiting.

DONOTtakeanyextrariskshwhendriving duetothefactthevehicleisfittedwith additionalconveniencefunctions. Thedriver shouldpayfullattentionandobservethe surroundingsevenifthevehicleisequipped withautoholdsystem.

The autohold function cannot guarantee the stability of the vehicle when starting off for braking on hills especially on slippery or icy surfaces.

DONOTleavethevehiclewhenthepower systemisperatingantheautboldis active.

Autohold cannot guarantee the electronic parking brake operation in all cases where the powersystemisturnedoff. Please ensure the electronic parking brake is applied and the vehicle is stabilised prior to exiting the vehicle.

The autohold functions should be switched off during the use of automatic car washes, the electronic parking brakemays suddenly apply and cause vehicle damage.

With the powersystemactive, if the vehicle is required to stop frequently for length of time (such as traffic lights, traffic queues or stop/start), the auto holds system consists instabilising the vehicle, enabling you to remove your foot from the brake pedal when the vehicle is stationary and the AutoHoldactive.

Autoholdhas3mainstates: IOff:FunctioninOffstate.

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2Standby:FunctioninStandbystate;thefunctionis activatedbutthevehicleisnotparked.Oncethe vehiclehasstopped,andallotherconditionsaremet, thesystemwillautomaticallyselectPark.

3Parking:FunctioninParkedstate.Inthisstatethe greenlampintheinstrumentpackilluminates.

Diagram of a car interior showing the dashboard and side view of the backrest door (no text or symbols present)

Withthedriver'sseatbeltfastened,thedoorclosedand thepowersystemoperating,presstheautoholdswitchto switchtheautoholdfunctionfromOfftoStandbysstate.

With the brake pedal firmly pressed and the vehicle completely stopped the autohold function will switch from the Standby stat eto the Parking state.

WhentheautoholdisintheParkingstate,engagingDorR andpressingtheacceleratorwillautomaticallyreleasethe autoholdfunction.

I someircumstances such asleasing the belt, switchingoffthepowersystemorremainingstaticfora lengthoftimeitwillresultinthevehicleexitingtheauto holdParkingstatAtthistimetheelectronicparking brakewillremainappliedandwillrequirethedriverto releaseitusingtheswitch.

Note: Whentheautoholdisintheparkingstate, even ifthedriverreleasesthebrakepedal, thepedalwill notreturntoitsinitialposition, itwillremaininthe pressedposition. Whentheautoholdautomatically releasesorexitingtheparkingstateandenablingthe EPB, thebrakepedalwillreturntoitsinitialposition.

Note: With the brake pedal pressed, operating the switch to turn the autoholdoff, the system will NOT apply the parking brake.

Note: It is recommended to turn off the autohold function when reversing into the garage.

EmergencyBrakingHazardWarningLights ControlSystem(HAZ)

Ifthevehicleistravellingathighspeedandthedriver makesanemergencybrakingmanoeuvre,thesystemwill automaticallyflashthebrakelampstowarnthefollowing drivers,therebyeffectivelyreducingtheriskofrear-end collisionaccidents.

Note: If the hazard warning lights are being operated manually, this suspend the HAZ function.

Whentheemergencybrakingmanoeuvreisexited(no severedecelerationdetected)thenthefunctionwillbe switchedoffafterafewseconds.

ElectronicParkingBrake(EPB)

IntheeventofEPBmalfunctionwhereEPB releaseisnotpossible,pleaseconsultanMG AuthorisedRepairerinordertocarryoutan emergencymanualreleaseoftheparking brake.

Diagram of a car interior showing the left side with handle and seat, and the right side with a close-up of the back panel (no text or symbols)

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ApplyingtheEPB

Whenthevehicleisparkedsafely,selectingPonthe gearshiftcontrolknobwillautomaticallyapplytheEPB. IfautomaticapplicationoftheEPBfails,itisnecessaryto manuallyapplytheparkingbrakeusingtheEPBswitch

- PulltheEPBswitchupwarduntiltheindicatorintheEPB switchilluminates.

- If the indicator lamp in the EPB switch and the indicator lamp (P) in the instrument pack to illuminate, it indicates that the EPB is applied.

• If the EPBMIL (P) in the instrument pack stay on, it indicates that the EPB has a fault. Please contact an MG Authorised Repairer immediately.

Note: Anaudiblemotornois may be heard when applying or releasing the EPB.

IMPORTANT

• DONOTleavethevehiclebeforetheindicatorin EPBswitchilluminatesandthegearindicatordisplays P, thevehiclemaynotbesafelyparkedduetoEPB failureandslip.

• Intheeventofaflatbatteryorpowerfailureitis notpossibletoapplyorreleasetheEPB.Ifusing 'jumpleads'totemporarilysupplypowerpleaseesee 'EmergencyStarting'intheEmergencyInformation.

ReleasingtheEPB

If the vehicle is stably parked on a flat road or slight incline/decline, the vehicle powers system is READ Y, press the brake pedalandus et heshift control system to switch from PtoN, DorR, the EPB will automatically released.

Ifonasteepslope, switching from the P position will not automatically releasethe EPB. In this case, manually release the EP Bas follows or apply the start assist function of the EP B to releasethe EPB.

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• PlacetheSTART/STOPSwitchintheON/READY position, pressthebrakepedal, and presstheEPB switch;
  •TheindicatorintheEPBswitchandtheindicatorlamp (P) intheinstrumentpackareextinguished,theEPBis released.

StartAssist

TheEPBcanpredictthedriver'sintentionand automaticallyreleasetheEPB.

If the driver's seat belt is fastened, the powers system is READY, Dor R gear is selected and the accelerator pedal is pressed in order to pull away, the EPB will automatically release.

EmergencyBrakingFunction

InappropriateuseoftheEPBcanleadto accidentsandinjuries.DonotapplytheEPB forvehiclebraking,unlessinemergency.

During emergency braking using the EPBDO NO Tswitch off the vehicle power system, this could result in serious injury.

In the event of normal brake failure, emergency braking using the EPB can be initiated by pulling and holding the EPB switch upward.

• PullingandholdingtheEPBswitchupwardcanrealize emergencybrakingduringemergencybrakingusing EPB,anaudiblewarningwillsound.
• T ocanceltheemergencybrakingprocess,releasethe EPBswitch.

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StabilityControlSystem(SCS) and T ractionControlSystem(TCS)

StabilityControlSystem(SCS)

SCSisdesignedtoassistthedriverincontrolofdriving direction. TheSCSautomaticallyentersStandbymode afterthepowersystemisstarted.

WhenSCSdetectsthatthevehicleisnotmovinginthe intendeddirection,itwillintervenebyapplyingbrakeforce toselectedwheelsorthroughthepowermanagement systemtopreventslidingandassistinbringingthecarback totherightdirection.

T ractionControlSystem(TCS)

The purpose of TCSistoaid traction and driving stability, thereby helping the drivertomaintain control of the car. TCS monitor the drivingspeed of each wheel individually. If spin is detected on one wheel, the system automatically brakes that wheel, transferring torque the opposite, non-spinning wheel. If both wheels are spinning, the system will reduce the output torque of the powersystem in order to regulate wheel rotation until traction is regained.

SwitchingOn/Off

SCSandTCSareautomaticallyswitchedonwhenthe START/STOPSwitchplacedintheON/READYposition. Theycanbeswitchedoffbyusingthe"StabilityControl" switchlocatedwithintheinfotainmentsystemdisplay.

WhenSCSandTCSareswitchedoff,Stability Control/T ractionControlSystemOFFWarningLamps inthemessagecentreofinstrumentpackwillilluminate. Referto"WarningLightsandIndicators"in"Instruments andControls"section.

NotDisablingCSandTCSwillaffected the operationofABS.AlwaysdisableSCSandTCSwhen drivingwithsnowchainsfitted.

StabilityControl/TractionControlWarning Lamps

Referto"WarningLightsandIndicators"in"Instruments andControls"section.

T yrePressureMonitoringSystem (TPMS)

TPMScannotreplaceroutinemaintenance andcheckofthetyreconditionorpressure.

Usingequipmentthattransmitson frequenciessimilartothatoftheTPMS mayinterferewiththeoperationofthe TyrePressureMonitoringSystem, thismay illuminateawarningorregisteratemporary fault.

Note: TPMSonlygivesthedriverawarningwhenthe tyrepressureislow, itwillnotinflatethetyre.

TPMSusespressuresensorsbuiltintotyrevalvesto continuouslymonitorpressureandtransmitssignaltoECU insidethevehicleusingRFsignals.Ifitdeducesthatthe pressureofthattyrehasfallenbelowthepredefinedlimit ofthesystem,thewarninglightontheinstrumentpackwill illuminate(alwaysyellow).Formoreinformation,please referto'InstrumentPack'in'InstrumentsandControls'

section.Checkyourtyresattheearliestopportunityand reinflatetothecorrectpressure.Pleasereferto'Tyre Pressure(Cold)'in'T technicalData'section.

SystemMalfunction

Thissystemisself-monitoring,ifamalfunction

isdetected, the TPMSwarninglamp(yellow) on the instrumentpackwillflashfor90secondsfirstandthen remainilluminated.

Note: When apuncture is detected, the system will requires sometime to analyse information prior to illuminating the warning lamp.

Undercertainconditionsthewarninglightmayilluminate whenafaultisnotpresent,theseconditionsinclude: Anonrecommendedtyrefitted(includingsparetyre). Roughterraindrivingforexcessiveperiods. Bendingormountaintypeterraindrivingforexcessive periods. TPMSwillnotrespondimmediatelyifatyre'blowsout'.

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TPMSSelf-learning

TheTPMSsystemisa'selflearning'system,afterresetting tyrepressuresitwillbenecessarytoallowthesystemto gothroughaselflearningprocess.Thisisdonebydriving thecar,duringthisprocessthesystemissuspendedandthe datadisplayedmaynotbecorrect.Ifsensororreceiver modulearereplacedthesystemrequiresprogramming, consultanMGAuthorisedRepairer .Ifthewheelsare swappedorrotatedthesystemrequiresreprogramming tolearnthenewtransmitterpositions,consultanMG AuthorisedRepairer.

CruiseControlSystem \*

1 7 3 6 2 4 5

•Acceleration(I)

•CruiseResume(5)

•Deceleration(2)

•CruiseSet(6)

• CruiseCancel(3)

•CruiseOFF(7)

•CruiseOn/Standby(4)

Cruisecontrolenablesthedrivertomaintainaconstant roadspeedwithoutusingtheacceleratorpedal. This isparticularlyusefulformotorwaycruising,orforany

journeywhereaconstantspeedcanbemaintainedforalengthyperiod.

CruiseControlSystemActivation

Cruisecontrolsystemisoperatedwithaleverlocatedat theleftsideofthesteeringwheelunderneaththelighting stalkswitch.

IWiththeSTART/STOPSwitchintheON/READY position,iftheleverswitchisinthe'OFF'position (7),thenthecruisecontrolisOFF .Iftheleverswitch isinthe'ON'position(4),thenthesystemisin standby.Pulltheleverswitchtothe'ON'position(4), theyellowindicatorlamp intheinstrumentpack illuminates,indicatingthesystemisin'standy'mode.

With the system in Standby 'wher the current vehicle speeds above 20 mph (30 km/h) pres the Set button (6) at end of the device witch The yellow indicator lamp in the instrument pack will chan get o green and the system will enter the activated state. The targetspeed of the cruises system will beset at the currentspeed, and the cruises system will take effect. At thistime, the cruise control system will maintain

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thesetspeedwithoutpressingtheacceleratorpedal. Theoperatingrangeofthecruisecontrolsystemis20-100mph(30-160km/h).

Note: Thesetspeedheldinthecruisecontrolmemory willbecancelledwheneitherthecruisecontrollever isswitchedto'OFF'position(7)ortheSTART/STOP Switchturnedoff.

T argetCruiseSpeedAdjustment

Whenthecruise controlisactive:

Pushtheleverupwards(1)andhold,thiswillincrease the speed.Releasetheleverswitchwhenthedesiredspeedis reached.

Pushtheleverdownwards(2)andhold,thiswilldecrease thespeed.Releasetheleverswitchwhenthedesiredspeed isreached.

Pushtheleverswitchupwards(1)ordownwards(2) brieflytoincreaseordecreasethevehicletargetspeed inincrementsoflmph(lkm/h),thevehiclewill accelerate/deceleratetothenewtargetspeed.

Pressingtheacceleratoratanytimewilloverridethecruise controlandallowaccelerationtoundertakemanoeuvres suchasovertakingReleasingtheacceleratorwillreturn thevehicletothesettargetspeed.

Pause/Standby

Cruise control wil belisengaged and etd Standbyif:

LeverswitchmovedoCancelposition(3).

Brakepedalpressed.

ShifControKnobmovedPBoN.

ConditionsinitiateSCSintervention.

Anincline causes excessive decline speed.

TheEPBbuttonisoperated.

Resume

the ruis control emainstedisengagement, movingtheleverswitchthe'Resume'positio(5) willreinstatethetargetspeedtothesettingprior to disengagement.

Note:

Neveusethcruiscontrosystemirreversgear.

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•DONOTusethecruise controlin unsuitable conditions, such as on slipper surfaces, excessively heavy rain or in traffic condition that donotsuit maintenance of constants speeds.
- Whennotinuse,ensuretheleverswitchisinthe 'OFF'position(7).
- Whenthelectricdrivetransmissionisin'Sport' mode, it is not recommended to set the cruise control system.
- During the operation of the cruise control system, the actual speed may deviate from the target cruise speed to some extent duetoroad conditions (such as uphill, downhill, etc.).
- If the actualspeedis excessively lower than the targetspeedor SCS is activated dueto the hill or roadsurfaces, the cruise control system may automatically revert to Standby mode.
•DONOToperatetheswitchforexcessivelylong periods,orpressmultipleswitchessimultaneously, thismaycausethesystemtofail.Ifthissituation occurs,whenitissafetodoso,cyclethevehicle powersystem.

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ParkingAid

UltrasonicSensorParkingAid

The purpose of the parking aid to assist the driver in reversing! Thesensors may not be able to detect certainty types of obstruction, e.g. narrow posts or small objects nomore than a few inches wide, small object closet to the ground, objects above the target gate and some objects with nonreflectives surfaces.

Keepthesensorsfreefromdirt,iceandsnow. Ifdepositsbuilduponthesurfaceofthe sensors,theirperformancemaybeimpaired. Whenwashingthecar,avoidaiminghigh pressurewaterjetsdirectlyatthesensors fromcloserange.

RearParkingAid

The ultrasonicsensors in therear bumper monitor the area behind the vehicle to search for obstacles. If an obstruction is detected, the system calculates its distance from therear of the car and communicates this information to the driver by sound warning chimes.

ParkingAidOperation

WhentheSTART/STOPSwitchisintheON/READY position,therearparkingaidisenabledautomatically whenreversegearisselected,itisswitchedoffassoonas reversegearisdisengaged.Ashortbeepisgivenbythe parkingaidwithinl secondafterselectingreversegearto indicatethatthesystemisoperatingnormally.

Note: falonger, higher pitched soundisemitted for 3 seconds when reverse gear is selected, this indicates afaultinthesystem. In this case seek assistance from your MGA authorised Repairer.

With the parking aid function enabled, if an obstruction is detected, the audibles sounds indifferent frequencies are transmitted (theremightbeblind zones).

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• Ifanobstructionislocatedwithin 1.2mrangeoftherear parkingaidsensors,thewarningcommences.Asthecar movesclosertotheobstruction,theaudiblesoundsare transmittedmorerapidly.
- Oncetheobstructioniswithin30cmrangeoftherear bumper, theaudiblesoundswillmergeintoacontinuous warning.

1.2m 30cm

ParkingCamera

The purpose of the parking camerasystem is to assist the driver in reversing! The camera has limited field of view and cannot detect obstructions outside the field of view.

Side view of a car with a camera lens icon pointing to the side panel (no text or symbols present)

Arearparkingcameraisfittedbetweenthelicenseplate lamps. When reverse gear is selected, the camerawill

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displayanimageofwhatisimmediatelybehindthecar.This imagewillbeshownontheentertainmentsystemscreen.

Modelsfittedwiththeparkingcamerasystemdisplayan overlaygridonthecameraimageintheentertainment displaytoassistparking,thisissupportedbythesilhouette imageshowingobjectdistancefromeachsensor.

LoadCarrying

DONOTexceedthegrossvehicleweight orthepermittedfrontandrearaxleloads. Failuremayresultinvehicledamageor seriousinjury.

LoadspaceLoading

Ensure that there are seat backrests are securely latched in the upright position when loads are carried in the load space behind theseats.

When luggage is carried in the load space, always ensure heavy items are placed as low and as far forward as possible, so to avoid the cargoshift in the event of an accidentor sudden stop.

Driverefullydoichergenkayaking manoeuvres.

Drivingwiththetailgateopenisverydangerous. If the loadbeingcarriedrequiresthetailgatetobeopen, please ensure the cargo suitably secured.

IMPORTANT

Traffic regulations must be observed via loading cargo, if the cargo extrude the load space appropriate warning measures must be taken to warn other road users.

InternalLoading

DONOT carry unsecured equipment, tools or luggage that could move, causing personal injuries, accidents, emergency braking or hard acceleration.

DONOTobstructthedriver'sorpassenger's visionwithloads.

Foldingtherearseatscanincreaseluggagespace; refer to "RearSeats" described in the "SeatsandRestraints" section.

Whencargoisloadedinthevehicle,placeitataposition aslowaspossibleandensurethatitistightlysecured,soas toavoidpersonalinjurycausedbycargomovementwhen trafficaccidentsoremergencybrakingoccurs.lfthecargo

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hastobeplacedonaseat, thentheseat must not be used by an occupant during that time.

EmergencyInformation

184HazardWarningDevices
185eCall-SOSEmergencyAssistance
187 EmergencyStarting
190VehicleRecovery
194TyreRepairandWheel Replacement
201 FuseReplacement
209BulbReplacement

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HazardWarningDevices

HazardWarningLights

Interior view of a car showing the dashboard and steering wheel with a warning sign (no text or symbols on the diagram itself)

Note: Before you stop a slow the carinan emergency, always press the hazard warnings switch. All the direction indicators will flash together to warn other road users when your car is causing an obstruction or in a hazardous situation. Remembertoswitch off before driving away.

WarningT riangle

3D diagram of a triangular structure with three legs and internal cutouts, no text or symbols present

Thewarningtrianglesuppliedwithyourcarisstowedin theloadspace.

If you havetostopy our carontheroadinan emergency, you must place awarning triangle approximately 50-150 metres behind the car, if possible, to warn other road users of your position.

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eCall-SOSEmergencyAssistance

Inanaccident, your vehicle's eCall–SOSEmergency Assistance can either be triggered manually or in severe cases automatically up on detection by vehicles sensors.

TheeCallserviceisapublicserviceandisaccessiblefree ofcharge.Theemergencycallcentrewillestablishverbal communicationwiththevehicleoccupantsinorderto understandtheextentoftheemergencyandthelevel ofassistancerequired.Ifverbalcommunicationisnot achievableanattemptwillbemadetosendthefollowing vehicleinformationtotheemergencycallcentre.The appropriateemergencyserviceswillbedeployedtothe vehicle'scurrentlocationifknown.

•Currenttime,locationanddirectionoftravel
•Vehicletype
•Vehicleidentificationnumber(VIN)
- Whetherthecallwasautomaticallyormanuallyinitiated
•Vehiclecategory

This system will ensure that your personal data is securely protected. It is designed to ensure that it is not traceable and other external systems are not available. When the

eCalltriggers, thesystemwillonlytransmitthe data informationtotherelevantpublicsafetyansweringpoints designated byrespectivpublicauthorities the countryonwhichterritorytheyarelocated, whichwill receiveandprocessyouremergencycallrequest. The systemwillretainatalocallyfor13hoursaftertriggering.

You havetherighttoaccessthdatainformationstored in this system, and to request the rectification, erasure or blocking of data information that does not meet the requirements of the regulation. When you think your personal data is infringed, you havetherighttocomplain to the competent dataprotection authority.

Formanualactivation, pressandreleasetheSOSbutton theoverheadonsolfeconductivaten emergencyservicescall.Asinglebeepwillbeheardwhen theeCallistriggeredandamessagewillbedisplayedon thevehicle'smessagecentreandentertainmentplayer.The entertainmentplayerwillbemutedwhilsttheemergency servicesaktManuallyrigeredemergency servicecallsmaybecancelledbypassingandreleasing theSOSbuttonagainwithin5secondsoftheinitialpress, twobeepswillbeheardconfirmingthattheemergency

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servicescallhasbeencancelledandthemessageswillbe removed.

SOS SOS

Theemergencyservicescall(eCall)systemwillperform aself-testwhenthevehiclepowersystemisON.During aSelf-T esttheemergencyservicescall(eCall)LEDstatus indicatorontheSOSbuttonwillflashquicklyuntil completion.TheLEDstatusindicatorwillbeilluminated solidifnosystemfaultsarepresent.TheLEDstatus indicatorwillnotilluminateorflashslowlyifafaultis

detected. Faultsdetectedduringtheself-testwillbe displayedonthevehiclesmessagecentre.

Note: The operation of Call-SOSEmergency Assistancer lies on cellular coverage and maybe affected by signal outages or low signal strength.

Note: The automatic emergency services call (eCall) function may be disabled by the local MGA authorised Repairer upon request.

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EmergencyStarting

UsingBoosterCables

NEVERattempttopowerthevehicleby pushingortowing.

Makesurethatbothbatteriesareofthesame ratedvoltage(12volts),andthatthebooster cablesareapprovedforusewith12voltcar batteries.

Ensuresparksandnakedflamesarekeptwell awayfromthefrontcompartment.

Usingboostercables(jumpleads)fromadonorbattery, orabatteryfittedtoadonorvehicle,istheonlyapproved methodofpoweringacarwithaflatbattery.

If the battery from adonor vehicle is to be used, makes sure that the vehicles are parked so that the two batteries are adjacent to one another and that both the vehicles donot touch.

StartingtheCar

Ensure that each boostercable connection is securely made. Theremust benorisk of the clips accidentally slipping from the battery terminals, this could cause sparking, which could lead to fire ore explosion.

A B

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EnsuretheSTART/STOPSwitchisturnedoffandswitch offALLelectricalequipmentofBOTHvehicles,thenfollow theinstructionsbelow:

I ConnecttheREDboostercablebetweenthepositive (+)terminalsofbothbatteries. ConnecttheBLACK boostercablefromthenegative(-)terminalofthe donorbattery(A)toagoodearthpoint(theCCU mountingorotherunpaintedsurface,forexample),as farawayfromthebatteryaspossibleandwellaway frombrakelinesonthedisabledvehicle(B).

Technical diagram of a vehicle engine compartment with a close-up inset showing a component (no text or symbols present)

2Startthedonorvehicleandallowittorunforafew minutes.

3Nowswitchthevehiclepowersystemofthevehicle withthedischargedbatterytoREAD Y .Ifthedisabled vehiclewillnotswitchtoREADYitmayneedtobe repaired.PleasecontactanMGAuthorisedRepairer.

4Afterboththevehicleshavenormally started/powered,leavethevehiclesconnectedinthis

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stateformorethan2minutesbeforeswitchoffthe donorvehicleanddisconnectingtheboostercables.

IMPORTANT

DONOTswitchonanyelectricalapplianceinthe disabledvehicleuntiltheboostercableshavebeen disconnected.

5Disconnectingtheboostercablesmustbeanexact reversaloftheprocedureusedtoconnectthem,i.e. disconnecttheBLACKcablefromtheearthpointon thedisabledvehicleFIRST .

Note: It is recommended to ensure that the disabled vehicler remains powered or runs more than 1 hour afteritis started, in order to recover the battery power.

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VehicleRecovery

T owingV ehicle

Whenpushingortowingthevehicleontothetransporter,thespeedmustremainbelow3mph(5km/h) andbecompletedwithin3minutes.

Whenpushingortowingthevehicleontothetransporter,thedriver'ssideseatbeltshouldbeinserted intothelockandmaintainedintheinsertedstateinordertoreleasetheEPB.

T owingHook

DONOTuseatowropethatistwisted-orthetowinghookmaybeunscrewed.

DONOTtowthevehiclewiththedrivenfrontwheelsincontactwiththeroadsurface.

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Top-down illustration of a car head with a close-up of the front wheel and a close-up of a car's steering wheel (no text or symbols)

Illustration showing a car head with a tool interacting with a car surface and a close-up of the handle (no text or symbols)

Y ourcarisequippedwith2towingeyes(locatedatthefrontandtherearofthevehicle),whichareusedforfittingthe towinghookinthetoolkit.Thetoolkitisplacedbeneaththeloadspacefloor.
T ofitthetowinghook,removethesmallcoversetintothebumper,thenscrewthetowinghookviathesmallholeintothethreadedholeinthebumperbeam(seeillustration).Ensurethetowinghookisfullytightened!

Note: Thetowingeyecovermaybesecuredtothebumperbyaplasticcord.

Bothtowingpointsareintendedforusebyqualifiedrecoveryspecialiststoassistintherecoveryofyourcarwhenabreakdownoraccidentoccur .Theyarenotdesignedfortowingothervehicles,andmustNEVERbeusedtotowatrailerorcaravan.

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T owingforRecovery

If, duetoanelectrical fault, potential safety hazards may exist, please ensure the vehicle powersystem miss switched OFF.

Whentowing, DONOTaccelerateorbrake suddenly, this can cause accidents.

DONOTtowthevehiclewithall4wheelsin contactwiththeroad,thiswillcausedamage totheelectricdrivetransmission.

SuspendedT owing

Whenusingsuspendedtowing, be careful not tolet the high voltage battery pack touch the ground.

Suspendedtowingisthebestmethodforvehiclethat needstobetowed. ThedrivenwheelsMUST besuspended abovetheground, thisistoavoidanydamagetoelectric drivetransmissionandpossibleinadvertentpoweringof

thevehicle.EnsuretheEPBisreleased,thehazardlamps areONandnopassengersareinthevehicle.

Three line drawings of a car being towed from a pole, showing different collision scenarios (no text or symbols)

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T ransporterorT railerwithRope

If your caristobetransported on the back of a trailer or transporter, it must be secured as illustrated:

Technical diagram showing car wheel assembly with numbered components and a supporting vehicle below

I Apply the parking brake and placethe electric drive transmission in park.

2Fitwheelchocks(1)asshown,thenpositiontheanti sliprubberblocks(2)aroundthecircumferenceofthe tyre.

3Fitthelashingstraps(3)aroundthewheelsandsecure tothetrailer.Tightenthestrapsuntilthecaris securelyheld.

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T yreRepairandWheelReplacement

T oolldentification

1 2 3 4

I RepairFluidReservoir

2T owingHook

3ElectricAirPump

4WheelBoltCapRemovalTool

T yreRepair

I Removethelabelatthebottomoftherepairfluid reservoirandattachittothesteeringwheeltoremind thedrivernottoexceed50mph(80km/h).

max80km/h max50mph

2Connecttheairhoseoftheelectricairpumpto therepairfluidreservoir,fitthetyresealantbottle (upright)intotheslotonthecompressor.Remove thevalvedustcapoftheflattyre,andconnectthe fillerhosefromthetyresealantbottletothetyre

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valve.Ensurethatthepowerswitchoftheelectric aircompressorisswitchedoff(i.e.,press“O”),then inserttheplugfromthecompressorintothecentre consolepowersocket,andturnthevehiclepower systemtoON/READY.

12V START

Note: To avoid battery discharges, recommended to keep the vehicle and READY mode.

Switch the powers switch the electric compressor (i.e press-") start pumping a laint the tyre. Thetyresealant bottle will become empty after approximately 30 seconds. Thetyreshould reach the specified pressure within 5 or 10 minutes.

Not the pressure gaugemaybrieflyreach6 bar(87psi), thenthe pressure beginstodropto normal.

When therequire pressures are each switch of the powerswitch of the electric compressor (i.e., press "O").

Nafrequirpressurannbe reachedwithin 10minutes, pleasedisconnectthe compressor, drivethevehicle 10metres(33feet) approxforwardorbackwardtoallowthesealant tospreadwithinthetyre. Iftherequiredpressure castilltreachedtheyneverely damagedandyoushouldeekassistancefromthe MGAuthorisedRepairer.

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Note: Consecutive operation of Electric air compressor for more than 10 minutes may result in damaggetothecompressor.

Note: Undernocircumstances should you continue your journey with a deflated tyre. Driving vehicle with a deflated tyre is extremely dangerous.

5Removethetyresealantbottlefromtheslotinthe compressor, disconnect the hose fromthetyre valve, removethe compressor plug from the centre console powersocket, returnthetyrerepair kitto its stowage tray.

6Pleasedrivethevehiclewithinoneminuteafter completingtheaboveoperations,sothatthesealantis evenlydistributedinthetyre.PleaseDONOTdrive exceed50mph(80km/h).

Please take different measures based they're pressure measured:

Ifthetyrepressurehasdroppedtolessthan0.8bar (11.6psi),donotcontinuedriving,seekassistance instead.

Ifthetyrepressureisbetween0.8bar(11.6psi)and specifiedpressure,connectthehoseofelectricairpumptothetyrevalve,andconnecttheplugoftheelectricairpumptothepowersocket,thenswitchon theelectricairpumptoinflatethetyreuntilreaches thespecifiedpressure.Repeattheoperationsofstep 6afterdrivingamaximumdistanceof3miles(5km).

12V START

Ifthetyrepressurehasnotdropped,youmaycontinue driving,butthevehiclespeedmustnotexceed50mph

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(80km/h), and the driving mileagemust not exceed 125 miles (200km).

Note: DONOTremoveforeignobjects(eg. screws, nails) from the theyre. Thetyrerepair system must only be used when the foreign object is in the tread pattern(A), DONOT attempt are pair when the damage is in the sidewall of the theyre(B).

B B

ChangingaWheel \*

Ifyouneedtochangethewheelduringthejourney,choose asafeplacetostopawayfromthemainroadifpossible. Alwaysaskyourpassengerstogetoutofthecarandwait inasafeareaawayfromothertraffic.

Switchonhazardwarninglampfavailable,position awarningtriangleabout50to150metresbehindyour vehicletowarnapproachingtraffic.

Beforechangingwheel,ensurethefrontwheelsareinthe straightaheadposition.Applytheparkingbrakeandplace theshiftcontrolknobintheNposition.

Observethefollowingprecautions:

- Ensurethejackispositionedonfirm,levelground.

- Ifthevehiclemustbeparkedonthehill,placechocks infrontofandbehindother3wheelstoppreventthe vehiclemoving.

PositioningtheJack

NEVERworkbeneaththecarwiththejack astheonlymeansofsupportthejackis designedforwheelchangingonly!

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NEVERjackthecarusinganyareasother thanthedesignatedjackingpoints.Serious damagetothecarcouldresult.

Diagram showing a car with directional arrows and a mechanical linkage mechanism, no text or symbols present.

Avoidaccidentalcontactwithanyunderbody parts,especiallyhighvoltagecomponents.

Positionthejackonfirmlevelgroundunderthejacking pointnearestthewheeltoberemoved. Notethatthe

domedheadofthejackmustfitintothecorresponding recessinthesillplate(Thereisatriangleindicatorinthe areashownbythearrowhead.Seetheillustrationabove).

T urningthejackscrewbyhand,adjustthejackuntilthejack headfitssnuglyontothesillinthecorrectarea.Ensurethat thebaseofthejackisinfullcontactwiththelevelground.

FittingtheSpareWheel

Regularlycheckthesparewheeltyre pressure, it maybe used for long periodsoftmax after fitment, at the first opportunit checked adjustyre pressure.

Thewhedoltnusbightenedthe specifiedtorqueafterchangingawheel (115 ≈ 125Nm).

Before raising the car , usethespecial tools supplied with the vehicle to remove each wheel bolt cap. Use the wheel bolt spannertoslackeneach bolthalfaturn anti-clockwise.

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2T urnthehandleinaclockwisedirectionuntilthetyre isclearoftheground.

3Removethewheelboltsandplacetheminthetooltray topreventthemfrombeinglost.Makesurethevehicle issteadyandthereisnoriskofslipormovement beforeremovingwheelbolts.

4Removetheroadwheel.

Note: Avoidplacingwheelsfacedownonthe ground-thesurfacemaybescratched.

5Fitthesparewheelandtightenthewheelboltswith wheelboltspanneruntilthewheelisseatedfirmly againstthehub.

6Lowerthecarandremovethejack, thenFULLYtighten thewheelboltsinadiagonalsequence.

7Finally, return the tool to the toolbox, put the toolbox into theellofthe bootfloor, tightenthesparewheel retaining nuts, and put there placed wheel above the toolbox in the well in the load space floor (facedown). Lower the bootfloor, and put the boot storage box on the bootfloor.

Note: DONOT standon the handle of the wheel bolt spanner or use extension tube on the handle of the spanner.

Note: When replacing the wheel, please fully tighten the bolts in the diagonal sequence twice.

Note: ConsultyourMGAuthorisedRepairer.ortyre specialistforareplacementtyre, as soon as possible.

SpacesaverSpareWheel

Onlyonespacesaversparewheelcanbeused atanyonetime,otherwisetheoperational performanceandbrakeperformancemaybe reduced,therebyleadingtoaccidentorinjury toyourselfandothers.

Whendrivingonicyorslippery surfacesitis advised to fit the spacesaverwheel to therear of the vehicle to maintain a quatestability. This may means swapping a front wheel with arear wheel.

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Snowchains cannot be used on the spacesaversparewheel, this can cause damagetothecarandsnowchain.

Whenthespacesaversparewheelisfitted,thevehicle speedshouldnotexceed50mph(80km/h).Pleasehave thefull-sizetyrerepairedandreplacethesparewheelas soonaspossible.Thiswillextendthelifespanofthespare wheelforotheremergencies.

Note: DONOTuseanautomaticcarwashwhen thespacesaverwheelisfitted, theguiderailsofthe carwashmayconflictwiththewheel/tyreandcause damage.

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FuseReplacement

Fuse

Fusesaresimplecircuitbreakerswhichprotectthecar's electricalequipmentbypreventingtheelectricalcircuits frombeingoverloaded.Ablownfusemaybeindicated whentheitemofelectricalequipmentitprotectsstops working.

Ifyoususpectafuseitcanbecheckedbyremovingitfrom thefuseboxandlookingforabreakinthewireinsidethe fuse.

It is recommended to have spare functions in the vehicle, which can be obtained from local MGA authorised repairer.

IMPORTANT

- NEVERattempttorepairablownfuse.ALWA YS replaceafusewithoneofthesamerating,failureto usethecorrectlyratedfusecouldresultinafireor electricalcircuitdamageduetooverloading.

• Ifareplacedfusefailsimmediately, pleasecontactan MGAuthorisedRepairerassoonaspossible.

FuseBox

Thevehicleisequippedwith2fuseboxes:

- Passengercompartmentfusebox(behindthedriver sidelowertrimpanel)

- Frontcompartmentfusebox(frontleftofthefront compartment)

Technical diagram of a car with labeled parts 1 and 2, showing front and side views.

I Passengercompartmentfusebox

2Frontcompartmentfusebox

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PassengerCompartmentFuseBox

Technical diagram of a vehicle rear panel with labeled components and mounting points

CheckorReplaceaFuse

IT urnofftheStart/StopSwitchandallelectrical appliances, and disconnectthenegativebatterycable.

2Removethedriversidedashboardendcoverplate and lowertrimpaneltoaccessthefusebox.

3Checkasuspectfusebyremovingitfromthefusebox andlookingforabreakinthewireinsidethefuse.

4lfafuseisblown, replaceitwithanotherfuseofthe sametypeandsameamperevalue.

FuseSpecification

CodeSpecs			Function
F1		15A	FrontConsolePower Socket
5A	F2		InterMirr &ear Consol UCBarging Ports
F3-F17		-	-
5A	F18		TBOXehiControl UnSensingDiagnostic Module(Airbag hifter Control Unit,Instrument Pack
ACB	AntP419

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CodeSpecs		Function
F2010AA	CControlModule
F2110AF	rontRightSeat	Heater
F225AD	agnosticSocket
F2310AF	frontLeftSeat	Heater
F245APE	PSControlModule
F25	-	-
F2630A		FrontLeftWindowLift,RearRightWindowLift
F27	-	-
F285AB	ckupImmobilizerCoil
F2915AE	entertainmentSystem
F305A		InstrumentPack
F315AEP	BSwitch
F325ARai	nLightSensor

CodeSpecs		Function
F3310A		SensingDiagnosticModule (Airbag)
F3410A		DriverDoorSwitchPack, Gateway
F35-F36	-	-
F3725A		DriverElectricSeat Adjustment
F38	-	-
F3940A		Blower
F40-F43	-	-
F445A		Radiating ReceptionModule
F4510A		Electronic ColumnLock
F46	-	-

EMERGENCYINFORMATION

CodeSpecs		Function
F475A		HighVoltageElectric Heater
F48	-	-
F495ATBOX
F5010AG	gateway
F51	5A	ShifterControlUnit, T yrePressureMonitoring System
F525A		DoorMirrorsand HeadlampLevelling AdjustmentSwitch
F535A		PedestrianAleControl Module
F54	-	-

FrontCompartmentFuseBox

F52 F51 F43 F44 F45 F46 F47 F48 H G F M E D C B A F40 F25 F26 F27 F28 F29 F30 F31 F32 F33 F34 F35 F36 F37 F38 F39 F12 F13 F14 F15 F16 F17 F18 F19 F20 F21 F22 F23 F24 L K F30 F10 F11 F8 F9 F12 F5 F6 F7 F3 F4 F2 F1

EMERGENCYINFORMATION

CheckorReplaceaFuse

IT urnofftheStart/StopSwitchandallelectrical appliances, and disconnect thenegative batterycable.

2Pressthelockcatchtoopentheuppercoveroffront compartmentfusebox.

3Checkasuspectfusebyremovingitfromthefusebox andlookingforabreakinthewireinsidethefuse.

4lfafuseisblown, replaceitwithanotherfuseofthe sametypeandsameamperevalue.

FuseSpecification

CodeSpecs		Function
F1	120	On-boardNetworkT erminal Resistance
F2120Ω		On-boardNetworkT erminal Resistance
F330ABodyControl		Module
F420ABodyControl		Module

CodeSpecs		Function
F5	15A	BodyControlModule
E65Aging	PlugLatch
F7	Vehicle	ControlUnit
F830A		EledRaidNugorControlUnit
F915A		HornRelay,Horn
F10	-
F11	15A	HighVoBatteryPlacVehicleCommunicationController,BatteryHeater
F12-F24	-
30A F25		DriverDockSwitchPack,DriveWindowLift,RearLeftWindowLift

EMERGENCYINFORMATION

CodeSpecs		Function
F2630A		StabilityControlSystem(Valve)
F2715AW	Windscreen	WasherSystem
F2810AB	BodyControl	Module
F2920AB	BodyControl	Module
F3025AF	FrontWiper	System
F3110A		PowerElectronicBox
F3225AB	BodyControl	Module
F3320AS	Superlock	System
F3415A		Mainrelay,PowerElectronicBoxWaterPump,BrakeLampSwitch
F355AC	combinedCh	argingUnit

CodeSpecs		Function
F365A		ElectricAirConditioning Compressor
F3710A		MainBeamRelay,Mainbeam
F3815ARearWiperSystem
F3915A		High—VoltagBatterPack CoolantPump
F40-F42	-
7.5A F43		HeatedExterioRearview Mirror
F4425A		HeatedRearWindow
F45	-
F465A		DoorMirrorsandHeadlamp LevellingAdjustmentSwitch, ManualHeadlampLevelling
F47	-

EMERGENCYINFORMATION

CodeSpecs		Function
F485AChargingFlapMotor
F49-F52	-
FUSEA80A		ElectricPowerSteering Module
FUSEB	-
FUSEC40A		StabilityControlSystem (Pump)
FUSED	-
FUSEE	-
FUSEF30A		ElectricalParkingBrake ControlModule
FUSEG50ACoolingFan
FUSEH50A		iBooster
FUSEM150CombinedChargingUnit

CodeSpecs		Function
FUSEL30A		ElectroParkBrakeControlModule
FUSEK100A		PassagepartmentFuseBox

BulbReplacement

BulbSpecification

Bulb	Specifications
HeadlampHigh/Low Beam	HB360W
FrontDirection Indicators	WY2IW2IW
ReverseLamps	W16W16W
StopLampsW2IW2	IW

Bulb	Specifications
LicensePlateLampsW5W	W5W
RearDirectionIndicators	WY16W16W
FrontCourtesyLamps	W5W5W

Note: Other lightsources not included in the list are LED, which cannot be replaced individually.

EMERGENCYINFORMATION

BulbReplacement

Beforereplacinganybulb,turnofftheSTART/STOPSwitch andlightingswitchtoavoidanypossibilityofashortcircuit.

Note: Only replace bulb with the sametype and specification.

If the bulbglassisscratchedorcontaminated, it may mean the bulbcannotconcentratethelight. Take care NOT to touch the glass with your fingers; If necessary, clean the glass with methylated spirit store move fingerprints.

ConsultanMGAuthorisedRepaireronspecific replacementoperation.

High/LowBeamBulbRenewal

I Openthebonnet——see "Bonnetthe "Maintenance" section.

2Disconnectthebatterynegativeterminal.

3Remove 10screwsfixingthefrontcompartmenttrim covertothebody,andremovethefrontcompartment trimcover.

4Identifyandlocatethehigh/lowbeambulbcoverplug. Rotatethecoveranti-clockwiseandremovethecover plug.

EMERGENCYINFORMATION

Technical line drawing of a mechanical assembly with no visible text or symbols

10Connectthenegativebatteryterminal.
IIT estlampoperation.
12Refitthefrontcompartmenttrimcovertothebody.
13Closethebonnet——see“Bonnet”inthe “Maintenance”section.

5Rotatethebulbanti-clockwiseandremove.
6Removethewiringconnectorfromthebulb.
7Refitthewiringconnectortothenewbulb.
8Locatethebulbholderinthelamp,rotateclockwise untilfullysecured.
9Refitthebulbcoverplug, rotateclockwiseuntilfully secure.

EMERGENCYINFORMATION

FrontDirectionIndicatorsBulbRenewal

I Openthebonnet——see "Bonnet" in the "Maintenance" section.
2Disconnectthebatterynegativeterminal.
3Remove 10screwsfixingthefrontcompartmenttrim covertothebody,andremovethefrontcompartment trimcover.
4Identifyandlocatethebulbcoverplug.Rotatethe coveranti-clockwiseandremovethecoverplug.

Technical diagram of a mechanical component with an inset showing a circular dial and a knob (no text or symbols present)

5Removethebulbholderfromthelampunit.Remove thebulb.
6Fitnewbulb.Locatethebulbholderinthelamp assembly,ensureitisfullysecured.
7Locatethebulbcover ,rotateclockwiseuntilfully secure.
8Connectthenegativebatteryterminal.

EMERGENCYINFORMATION

9T estlampoperation.

10Refitthefrontcompartmenttrimcovertothebody.

IIClosethebonnet——see“Bonnet”inthe “Maintenance”section.

ReverseLampsBulbRenewal

I Disconnect the battery negative terminal.

2Openthetailgate.

3Usingasuitableprybarorlever,carefullyremovethe covertrim.

4Rotatethebulbholderanti-clockwiseandremovethe bulbfromholder.

Technical line drawing of a mechanical assembly with no visible text or symbols

EMERGENCYINFORMATION

5Fitthenewbulbintotheholder.

6Insertbulbholderinlampassembly, rotateclockwise untilfullysecure.

7Connectthenegativebatteryterminal.

8T estlampoperation.

9Refitthecovertrim.

10Closetailgate.

StopLampsBulbRenewal

I Disconnect the battery negative terminal.

2Openthetailgate.

3Usingasuitableprybarorlever,carefullyreleaseand removethesecuringscrewcovertrim.

4Removethe2screwssecuringthelamptothebody.

Diagram of a car seatbelt mechanism with arrows indicating movement or force (no text or symbols present)

5Releasethelampfromthefrontfixingandwithdraw frombody,disconnectthewiringconnector.

6Rotatethebulbholderinananti-clockwisedirection.

EMERGENCYINFORMATION

Technical line drawing of a mechanical assembly with gears and housing (no text or symbols)

I I Refitscrewcovertrim.
12Reconnectbatterynegativeterminal.
13T estlampoperation.
14Closetailgate.

7Removebulbholderandremovebulb.

8Fitnewbulbtobulbholder.

9Insertbulbholderinlampassembly, rotateclockwise untilfullysecure.

10Reconnectthewiringconnector ,positionthelampto thebody,ensurethefrontretainingclipisalignedand fullylocated.Pushthelampforwardstolocateinthe clip.Fitscrewsandtightento2.7-3.3Nm.

EMERGENCYINFORMATION

LicensePlateLampsBulbRenewal

I Disconnect the battery negative terminal.

2Openthetailgate.

3Usingasuitabletool, carefullyremovethetailgate lowerpanelretainingscrewcovers,andremove2 screwsfixingthetailgatelowertrimpanelassembly tothetailgate.

4Usingasuitableprybar,releasethetailgatesecuring clipsandremovethetailgatetrim.

5Carefullyleverthelampoutoftheaperture.

6Releasethebulbfromthebulbholder.

Technical diagram of a vehicle engine bay with two sensors and wiring (no text or labels)

7Insertthenewbulbinthelampbulbholder.

8Positionthelampinthetailgate,andpushuntilfully secured.

9Positionthetailgatetrimtoaligntheclips, gentlytap thetrimtowardthetailgatetoensuretheclipsare fullylocatedsecureandrefit2screwsfixingthetailgate lowertrimpanelassemblytothetailgate.

EMERGENCYINFORMATION

10Refitthelowertailgatetrimpanelretainingscrew covers.
I IReconnectbatterynegativeterminal.
12T estlampoperation.
13Closetailgate.

RearDirectionIndicatorsBulbRenewal

I Disconnect the battery negativeterminal.
2Openthetailgate.
3Usingasuitableprybarorlever,carefullyreleaseand removethesecuringscrewcovertrim.
4Usingasuitable10mmspanner/socketwrench, removethe2screwssecuringthelamptothebody.

Diagram of a car seatbelt mechanism with directional arrows indicating movement (no text or labels)

5Releasethelampfromthefrontfixingandwithdraw frombody,disconnectthewiringconnector.
6Rotatethebulbholderinananti-clockwisedirection.

EMERGENCYINFORMATION

Technical line drawing of a mechanical assembly with gears and housing (no text or symbols)

7Removebulbholderandremovebulb.

8Fitnewbulbtobulbholder.

9Insertbulbholderinlampassembly, rotateclockwise untilfullysecure.

10Reconnectthewiringconnector ,positionthelampto thebody,ensurethefrontretainingclipisalignedand fullylocated.Pushthelampforwardstolocateinthe clip.Fitscrewsandtightento2.7-3.3Nm.

I I Refitscrewcovertrim.

12Reconnectbatterynegativeterminal.

13T estlampoperation.

14Closetailgate.

EMERGENCYINFORMATION

FrontInteriorLampBulbRenewal

Interior view of a car dashboard with control panel and door handle (no text or symbols visible)

I Disconnect the battery negative terminal.

2Useasmallflat-bladedscrewdrivertogentlyprisethe lensfromthelampassembly.

3Pullthebulbfromitsmountingtoremove.

Installationofthebulbisareversaloftheremovalprocess. Wheninstallingthelens,locatethetwoprongsatthefront ofthelensandthencarefullyflexthelenstolocatethetwo prongsattherearofthelensintothelampassembly.Push thelensupwardsuntil‘clicks’intoposition.

Maintenance

222Maintenance

225Bonnet

227 FrontCompartment

228CoolingSystem

231 Brake

233 Battery

235HighVoltageBatteryPack

237Washer

239Wipers

242 Tyre

248CleaningandVehicleCare

MAINTENANCE

Maintenance

RoutineServicing

Thesafety, reliability and performance of your car will depend partly on how well it is maintained. You must ensure that maintenance is carried out when required and according to the information contained in the "Service Schedule"-seewww.mg.co.uk-owners section.

Servicing

Firnextserviceinformationpleaseconsultyourservice records.

SomemarketsfeatureaservicereminderinthelPK messagecentre.

ServiceHistory

EnsureMGAuthorisedRepairerregisterstheService Historyaftereachservice.

BrakeFluidReplacement

Replacethebrakefluidaccordingtotheinformation containedinthe"ServiceSchedule"-seewww.mg.co.uk-ownerssection.

Note: Brakefluidreplacementwillbeanadditional cost.

CoolantReplacement

Thecoolant(anti-freezeandwatersolution)needstobe replacedaccordingtotheinformationcontainedinthe "ServiceSchedule"-seewww.mg.co.uk-ownerssection.

Note: Coolantreplacementwillbeanadditionalcost.

OwnerMaintenance

Anysignificantorsuddendropinfluidlevels, oruneventyrewear,shouldbereported withoutdelaytoMGAuthorisedRepairer.

In addition to other routines services referred to previously, an number of simple checks must be carried out more frequently. Advice is given on the page that follows.

DailyCheck

•Operationoflights,horn,wipers,washersandwarning lamps.

•Operationofseatbeltsandbrakes.

- Lookforfluiddepositsunderneaththecarthatmight indicatealeak.

- Checktyreappearance.

WeeklyCheck

•Coolantlevels.

- Brakefluidlevel.

•Windscreenwasherfluidlevel.

- Operateairconditioning.

SpecialOperatingConditions

If your car is frequently used industry conditions, or operated in extreme climates where sub-zero or very high ambient temperatures are normal, more frequent attention may need to be paid to servicing requirements. You need to carry out special maintenance operations (refertoService Schedule) or contact an MGA authorised Repairer.

SafetyintheGarage

Coolingfansmaycommenceoperatingafter thevehicleisswitchedoff,andcontinue operatingforanumberofminutes.Keep clearofallfanwhileworkingthefront motorcompartment

If you need to carry out maintenance, observ the following safety precautions at all times:

- Ifthecarhasbeendrivenrecently,DONOTTOUCH coolingsystemcomponentsuntilthedrivemotorhas beenfullycooleddown.

MAINTENANCE

•DONOTTOUCHelectricalleadsorcomponents whentheSTART/STOPSwitchison.
•DONOTworkunderneaththecarwithawheel changingjackastheonlymeansofsupport.
- Wearprotectiveclothingandworkgloves.
- Removewatchesandjewelrybeforeworkinginthe frontcompartment.
- DONOTallowtoolsormetalpartsofthecartomake contactwiththebatteryleadsorterminals.

T oxicLiquid

Fluidsusedinmotorvehiclesarepoisonousandshould notbeconsumedorbroughtintocontactwithopen wounds. Theseinclude:batteryacid,coolant,brakefluid andwindscreenwasherfluid.

Foryouwnsafety, ALWA YSreadandobeyall instructionsprintedonlabelsandcontainers.

MAINTENANCE

Bonnet

OpeningtheBonnet

DONOTdrivewhenthebonnetisnotclosed orretainedonlybythesafetycatch.

Diagram illustrating car engine compartment and driver's seat, showing front opening, rear door, and side view with Chinese labels.

I Fromtheinsideofthevehicle,pullthebonnetrelease handle(FigureA).

2Movethesafetycatchreleasehandleonthebonnet lockassemblyinthedirectionofthearrow(FigureB) toreleasethebonnetsafetycatch.

3Raisethebonnet, holditup, insertthebonnetsupport rodintothepertureprovided(indicatedwithan arrow). Ensurethebonnetsupportrodissecurely locatedandreleasethebonnet.

ClosingtheBonnet

Supportthebonnetbyonehand,releasethesupportrod usingtheotherhand,andplaceitfirmlyintothesupport rodbase.Thenholdthebonnetusingbothhandsand lowerit,allowingittodropforthelast20cm \~ 30cmto fullyclosethebonnet.

Byattemptingtoliftthefrontedgeofthebonnet,checkif thelockisfullyengagedafterclosingthebonnet.lfitisnot fullyengaged,youmustrepeattheoperation.

BonnetOpenWarning

Ifthebonnetisnotfullyengaged,whentheSTART/STOP switchisintheON/READYposition,thecorresponding alarmiconwillbedisplayedintheinformationmessage

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centreoftheinstrumentpack.Ifitisdetectedthatthe bonnetisnotfullyengagedwhilstdriving,anaudible warningwillsound.

IMPORTANT

• Forsafetyreasons,thebonnetshouldbefullylatched whendriving.Thereforeeverytimethebonnetis opened,youmustcheckafterclosingthatthebonnet issecurelylatched,e.g.thebonnetedgeisflushwith thebodyofthecar.
  • Y oushouldstopthecarimmediatelywhensafety permitsandclosethebonnetifitisnotclosedfully whendriving.
• Bewareofinjurytohandswhilefullyclosingthe bonnetwithadownwardforce.

FrontCompartment

While working in the front compartment, always observethes safety precautions listed under 'Safety in the Garage', refer to 'Maintenance' in 'Maintenance' section.

1 2 3 4

I Electric drivetransmissioncoolant expansiontank (blackcap)
2Washerfluidreservoir(bluecap)
3Brakefluidreservoir(blackcap)
4Batterycoolantexpansiontank (blackcap)

MAINTENANCE

CoolingSystem

DONOTremovethecoolantpressurecap whenthecoolingsystemishot-escaping steamorhotcoolantcouldcauseserious injury.

Note: Preventcoolantcomingintocontactwiththe vehiclebodywhentoppingup.Coolantwilldamage paint.

If the coolant level falls appreciably during short period, and you suspect that therem maybe leak, please seek an MGA authorised Repairer for service.

CoolantCheckandT opUp-EDS

Technical diagram of a car's front panel with labeled parts, including a component labeled '1' and part '2'.

ICoolantExpansionT ankCap

2Viewport

Thecoolingsystemshouldbecheckedweeklywhenthe coolingsystemiscoldandwiththecarrestingonlevel ground.Openthebonnettocheckthecoolantlevelfrom theviewport.Ifthecoolantlevelisbelow"MIN"mark,

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openthecoolantexpansiontankcapandtopupcoolant. Thecoolantlevelshouldnotbehigherthan"MAX"mark.

CoolantCheckandT opUp-ESS

Technical diagram of a vehicle's internal components with numbered parts and an inset image of the engine cylinder.

I BatteryCover

2CoolantExpansionT ankCap

Thecoolingsystemshouldbecheckedweeklywhenthe coolingsystemiscoldandwiththecarrestingonlevel

ground.Openthebonnet,liftthebatterycoverandcheck thecoolantlevel.Ifthecoolantlevelisbelow"MIN"mark, openthecoolantexpansiontankcapandtopupcoolant. Thecoolantlevelshouldnotbehigherthan"MAX"mark.

CoolantSpecification

Coolantispoisonousandcanbefatalif swallowed-keepcoolantcontainerssealed andoutofthereachofchildren.Ifaccidental contactofcoolantbychildrenissuspected, seekmedicalassistanceimmediately.

Prevent the coolant coming into contact with the skinoreyes. If this occurs, in immediately with plenty of water, are still red, painful or uncomfortable, seek medical attention immediately.

Pleaseusethecoolant(mixofwaterandantifreeze)which isrecommendedandcertifiedbyMGUK.Pleasereferto 'RecommendedFluidsandCapacities'in"TechnicalData" chapter.

MAINTENANCE

Note: In an emergency, topup the coolant expansion tank with a small amount of clean water, but be aware of the resultant reduction in frost protection.

Note: The addition of corrosion inhibitors or other additive the coolingsystem of this car may severely disrupt the efficiency of the system and cause electric drivesystem (EDS) and high voltage battery pack (ESS) damage. For cooling system issues please consult an MGA authorised Repairer.

Brake

BrakePads

DONOTrestyourfootonthebrakepedal whiledriving; thismayoverheatthebrakes, reducetheirefficiencyandcauseexcessive wear.

Forthefirst900miles(1500km)youshouldavoid situationswhereheavybrakingisrequired.

Remember that regular servicing is vital to ensure that all the brake components are examined for wear at the correct intervals, and replaced when required to ensure long terms safety and optimum performance during the intervals outlined in the Service Schedule.

Thevehicleneedstoruninfor500miles(800km)after brakepadordiscreplacement.

BrakeFluidCheckandT opUp

Brakefluidishighlytoxic, keepcontainers sealed and out of thereachofchildren. If accidental contact of brakefluidissuspected, seek medical attention immediately.

Preventbrakefluidcomingintocontact withtheskinoreyes.Ifthisoccurs,rinse immediatelywithplentyofwater.Ifeyes arestillred,painfuloruncomfortable,seek medicalattentionimmediately.

Thebrakefluidlevelshouldbecheckedweeklywhenthe systemiscoldandwiththecaronlevelground.

Thebrakefluidlevelcanbeseenthroughthereservoir andshouldbemaintainedbetweenthe"MAX"and"MIN" marks.

Note: Donotallowthebrakefluidleveltodropbelow the "MIN" markorriseabovethe "MAX" mark.

MAINTENANCE

Diagram of a car engine intake system with a camera component and a close-up inset showing the engine compartment (no text or labels)

Note: Brakefluidwilldamagepaintedsurfaces. If you accidentally spill the brakefluid on the painted surface, soak up any spill agewith an absorbent cloth immediately and wash the area with water or car shampoo.

BrakeFluidSpecification

Usethebrakefluidrecommendedandapprovedby themanufacturer. Referto"RecommendedFluidsand Capacities"inthe"TechnicalData"section.

IMPORTANT

ReplacebrakefluidregularlyaccordingtotheService Schedule.

Battery

BatteryMaintenance

DONOTleaveelectriccomponentsswitched onwhenthevehicleisnotinREADYmode, otherwisethebatterymaybecomeflat, resultinginthefailuretostartthevehicle andthereductionofbatterylife.

Alwaysstorebatteriesupright, tiltingmay allow the corrosivesubstances contained within the battery to leakout.

Neverattempttodismantleabattery, they aresealedunits.

The battery will be visible after the bonnet or the front compartment trim panel is opened. The battery is maintenance-free, therefore there is none to refill fluid.

Note: It is recommended to set the power model to READY for half an hour every week to help extend the service life of the battery. If the vehicle is stored for more than 1 month, removal the negative terminal from

thebattery.Makesurethatthevehiclepowersystem hasbeenturnedoffbeforeconnectingordisconnecting thenegativeterminal.

3D rendering of a battery housing with mounting feet and internal components (no text or symbols visible)

BatteryReplacement

The battery contains sulphuric acid, which is corrosive.

MAINTENANCE

The battery contains sulphuric acid, which is corrosive. Please go to an MG Authorised Repair to remove and refit the battery. Only fit are replacement battery of the sametype and specification as the original to maintain the correct vehicle functionality.

Theusedbatteryshouldnotbediscardedatwill,

foritisharmfultotheenvironment.Itmustberecycledby professionalinstitutes.PleaseconsultanMGAuthorised Repairerformoredetails.

HighVoltageBatteryPack

Precautionsandrestrictedconditionsfor useofbattery

If the vehicle is not going to be used, parked, or stored for all time it is necessary to charge the vehicle at least once every 3 months. During this time, the High Voltage battery state of charges should not be allowed to drop below 50%.

If the battery is initial state of charge and the instrument pack displays'—this indicates that there are less below 10 miles (15km), in this case the vehicle MUST NOT be left in a stored state for more than 7 days without being charged to above 50%.

Failuretofollowtheseguidelineswillresult inHVbatterydamageandinvalidatethe warranty.

DONOTattempttodismantlethebattery packoranyHighVoltagecomponents-THESEAREDANGEROUS.Anysignsof dismantlingordamagecausedbyattempts todismantlewillinvalidatethewarranty.

IDONOTparkthevehicleinconditionswherethe ambienttemperatureexceeds45°Cformorethan15 days. Thiswilleffecttheperformanceandservicelife ofthehighvoltagebattery.

2T omaintainorimprovetheservicelifeofthehigh voltagebattery,itisrecommendedthatyouuseaslow chargingmethodwhereverpossible,rapidcharging shouldonlybeusedforlongdistancejourneysor emergencies.

3Itisrecommendedusingthevehicleatleastoncea month.

Wherepossibleitisrecommendedthatyoucarryout aslowcharging(equalisationcharging)everymonth toextendtheservicelifeofhigh-voltagebattery pack. The batterymanagementsystemwillmonitor thestatusofthehigh-voltagebatterypack;after

MAINTENANCE

monitoringforaperiodoftime,ifanequalisingcharge hasnotbeencarriedoutforsometimethemessage centreintheinstrumentpackwilldisplay'Please ChargeforBMSBalance'.Atthistimeyoumustcarry outanequalisingcharge.Foroperationmode,please referto'EqualisationCharging'in'Starting&Driving' section.

4Intheeventofanaccident,damagetothehigh voltagebatteryoranyofitsrelatedcomponents,or anyrepairsmadetothehighvoltagesystemthecar mustbeinspectedbyqualifiedpersonelatanMG AuthorisedRepairer.

5Intheeventofanyaccidentorbodyrepairsbeing requiredpleaseconsultthequalifiedpersonnelatan MGAuthorisedRepairer .Therepairmayrequirehigh voltagebatteryisolationorspecialistHVcomponent removal.

IMPORT ANT

Onlyfullytrainedandqualifiedpersonelare allowedtoworkonthehighvoltagesystemsand componentsofthisvehicle.Anydisassemblyof suchsystemsorcomponentsisstrictlyprohibited.

Washer

WindscreenWasherFluidCheckandT op Up

Whenfillingthewasherfluid,DONOTlet thewasherfluidspillonthepaintsurface ofvehiclebody.Incasethewasherfluidis spilledonhandsorotherpartsofthebody, pleaseimmediatelywashwithcleanwater.

Illustration of a hand holding a cap and a coiled tube with a small inset showing a plug (no text or symbols)

Checkthewasherfluidleveleveryweek. Whenthelevel ofwasherfluidislow, pleasetopupthewasherfluidas instructed.

Note: DONOTuseananti-freezeorvinegar/water solutioninthewasherreservoir-anti-freezewill damagepaintworkwhilevinegarwilldamagethe washerpump.

IMPORTANT

• Use the washer fluid recommended and certified by the manufacturer. Misuse of washer fluid in winter may caused damage to the washer motordueto freezing.
  • Usingthewasherswitchwhenthereisnowasher fluidmaycausedamagetothewashermotor.
• Operatingthewiperswhenthewindscreenisdry andthereisnowasherfluidmaycausedamageto thewindscreenandwipers. Pleasespraythewasher fluidandstartthewiperswhenthereisadequate washerfluid.

MAINTENANCE

WasherNozzles

3D diagram of a mechanical component with labeled parts (1 and 2), showing directional arrows and no readable text or symbols.

Operatethewashersperiodicallytocheckthatthenozzles areclearandproperlydirected.

Thewindscreenwashernozzlesareconfiguredduringthe production,sogenerallythereisnoneedforadjustments.

T oadjustthewindscreenwashernozzle,youcaninserta smallflat-bladedscrewdriverintheupperandbottomgaps (asindicatedbythearrow)between thehousing(1)andthe nozzle(2)andturndownwardorupwardslightlytoadjust toappropriateinjectionangle.

If thenozzleisobstructed, insertaneedleorthinmetal wireintotheholetoremovetheobstruction.

WasherFluidSpecification

Usethewasherfluidrecommendedandcertifiedby themanufacturer .Referto"RecommendedFluidsand Capacities"inthe"TechnicalData"section.

Wipers

WiperBlades

IMPORTANT

• Grease, silicon and petroleum products impair the blade's swiping capability. Cleanthewiper blades in warm soap water, and check their status periodically.
• Cleanthewindscreenfrequently.DONOTusewiperstoremovestubbornoringraineddirt,itwillreducetheir effectandtheirlifespan.
• Ifsignsofhardnessorcrackingintherubberarefound, orifthewipersleavestreaksorunwipedareasonthescreen, thenthewiperbladesshouldbereplaced.
• Cleanthewindscreenregularlywithanapprovedglasscleanerandensurethewindscreenisthoroughlycleaned beforefittingreplacementwiperblades.
• Onlyfitreplacementwiperbladesthatareidenticaltotheoriginalspecification.
• Cleaniceandsnowfromthewipersandensuretheyarenotfrozenorotherwisestickingtothewindscreenbefore attemptingtooperatethem.

MAINTENANCE

ReplacingFrontWindscreenWiperBlades

Pure mechanical component diagram without any text, numbers, or symbols

IWiththebonnetinclosedstate,andwithin20seconds ofsettingtheSTART/STOPSwitchtotheOFFposition, operatethewiperstalkswitchbypassingdownand releasing,thewiperswillenterthe'serviceposition' andstoponthewindscreen.

2Liftthewiperarmawayfromthewindscreen.

3Pressthebuttononthewiperarm(asillustrated), andpulltheupperendofthewiperbladeoutwardto disengagefromthewiperarm.

4Unhookthebladefromthewiperarmanddiscard.

5Locatethenewwiperintotheslotofthewiperarm.

6Pushthewiperbladetowardsthearmuntilthewiper bladeisengaged.

7 Check whether the wiper blade is fitted correctly to the arm before positioning on the windscreen.

8Operatethewiperstalkswitchbypassingdownagain andreleasing,orsettheSTART/STOPSwitchtoON, thewiperswillexittheservicemodeandautomatically returntoitsoriginalposition

ReplacingRearWiperBlades

Diagram of a wind turbine blade with a rotating arm and base mount (no text or symbols)

I Liftthewiperarmawayfromtherearwindow.

2Rotatethewiperbladeasshowninthefigure,to removeitfromthewiperarmanddiscard.

3Positionthefittingofthenewwiperbladeintotheslot ofthewiperarm.Ensurethewipersbladeisproperly securedonthewiperarm.

4Placethewiperassemblybackontherearwindow.

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T yre

Overview

• T akeextracarewhenusingnewtyresforthefirst300 miles(500km).
- Avoidexcessivecorneringatspeed.
- Regularlychecktyresforsignsofdamage.DONOT removeforeignobjectssuchasscrewsornailsfromthe tyre.lfatyreshowsanysignsofdamagepleaseensure itisinspectedbyareputabletyrefitterforadvice.
•Preventtyrescomingintocontactwithanychemicals suchasoil,greaseorfuel.
- Ensurevalvecapsarealwaysfitted.
- Ifthetyreistoberemovedalwaysmarkthetyre/wheel orientationtoensurecorrectreinstallation.
- Ifremovedtyresaretobestored, pleaseensurethey arekeptindark,dryandcoolconditions.

NewT yres

Newtyresmaynothavethesameadhesionproperties oftheoldtyres,pleaseruninatmoderatespeedin

appropriatelycarefuldrivingstyleforthefirst300miles (500km). Thisactioncouldbenefittyrelife.

Thedamageofatyreorrimmayhappenunnoticed. If abnormalvibrationorhandlingisexperienced, that means thetyreorrimmayhavebeendamaged. Pleaseslowdown andparkyourvehicleinasuitable, safelocation, thencheck thetyreandrirffyoucan'tseethedamagefromthe outsidecontinuetodrivethevehicleslowlytoareputable tyrefitterorMGAuthorisedRepairerforinspectionand advice.

DirectionalT yres

Directionaltyresaremarkedwith'directionofrotation'(DOR)maintaindliqcharacteristics;re performance,lowroadnoiseandextendtyrelife,tyres mustalwaysbefittedwithindicationarrowshowingthe correct'DOR'.

T yreLife

Correctypressureandoderatdrivingstylean extendtyrelifeRecommendations:

MAINTENANCE

• If the vehicle is restored for lengthy time, please move your vehicle at least once every two weeks to 'rotatethetyres'.
  •T yrepressures should be checked monthly when the tyres are cold.
• Avoidcorneringatexcessivespeeds.
  •Regularlychecktyresforabnormalwearpatterns.

The following factors affect theetyrelife:

TyrePressures

Incorrecttyrepressurescanresultinpoordriving characteristicsandashortenedtyrelifeduetoabnormal wear.

DrivingStyle

Excessivelyharshaccelerationandbraking(tyresemita harshnoise)whilstcorneringwillreducetyrelife.

WheelBalance

Everynewvehicleleavesthefactoryhavinghadthewheels dynamicallybalanced. Outofbalancewheelsmaybedue tomanyfactors.

lfwheelsareoutofbalance, shakingorvibrationofthe steeringmechanismmayoccurandthetyresmaystartto wearexcessively. It is important to restore wheel balance as quick as possible. Each wheel should be balanced after installing anewtyreor having atyrerepair.

WheelAlignment

Incorrectwheelalignmentcancauseexcessivetyrewear and affectvehiclesafety.Ifthetyresshowsignsofabnormal wear,checkthewheelalignmentandseekadvicefroman MGAuthorisedrepairer.

MAINTENANCE

CaringforY ourT yres

DEFECTIVETYRESAREDANGEROUS!

DONOTdriveifanytyreisdamaged, is excessivelyworn, orisinflatedtoanincorrect pressure.

Alwaysdrivewithconsiderationfortheconditionofthe tyres,andregularlyinspectthetreadandsidewallsforany signofdistortion(bulges),cutsorwear.

Note: Avoidtyrecontactwithoils, grease and fuel.

T yrePressures

Beforealongdistancejourney,thetyre pressureshouldbechecked.

Check the pressures at least every month, when the tyres are cold.

Ifitisnecessarytocheckthetyreswhentheyarewarm, youshouldexpectthepressurestohaveincreasedby0.3 \~ 0.4bar(4.35 \~ 5.8psi)thiscircumstanceNEVERair outtheyreordetmatchthecommended pressures(cold).

Valves

Keepthevalvecapsfirmlysecured-theypreventdirtfrom enteringthevalve.Checkthevalveforleaks(listenfora tell-talehissing)whenyoucheckthetyrepressure.

PuncturedT yres

Yourehiclittedwithrewhichmaydeal penetratedbyasharpobject,providedtheobjectremains inthetyre.Ifyouareawareofthisoccurring,reducespeed immediatelyanddrivewithcautionuntilthesparewheel canbefitted,orrepairsundertaken.

Notchesidewallofthetyreisdamagedor distorted, placetyinmediatelpot attemptarepair.

T yreWearIndicators

Theoriginaltyretreadshavea1.6millimeterhighwear markindicatorthatisperpendiculartothewheelrolling directionthe indicator are nouldehtoheread patternteverpointaroundheircumference. markonthesideofatyresuchasuppcaselettering TWloratriangleindicate thepositionofthewearmark.

Whenthetreadhasworndownto1.6mmorbelow,the indicatorswillcometothesurfaceofthetreadpattern, producingtheeffectofacontinuousbandofrubberacross thewidthofthetyre.

Diagram showing a tire with an arrow pointing to a cross-section of a textured surface with two upward-pointing arrows (no text or symbols present)

IMPORTANT

AtyreMUSTbereplacedassoonasawearindicator becomesvisible.

ReplacementofT yres

Whenreplacingtyresitisstrongly recommendedthatthenewtyresareof thesamespecificationastheoriginaltyres. Alternativetyres,ofadifferentspecification, orunqualifiedtyresmayadverselyaffectthe car'sdrivingcharacteristicsandsafety.In ordertomaintaincomfortandsafetyitis recommendedtoseekadvicefromanMG AuthorisedRepairer.

Alwayshavereplacementwheelsandtyresbalancedbefore use.

WheelFitmentRotation

It is not recommended that you swap wheels from side to side or front to rear in order to equalisetyewear. Y our vehicle is fitted with T yrePressureMonitoringSystem which means that each wheel is programmed to the relative position.

MAINTENANCE

If youdowishtoswapwheelsandtyresaroundonthe vehiclepleaseconsultanMGAuthorisedRepairerasextra codingwillberequired.

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    A["Terr 1"] --> B["Terr 2"]
    B --> C["Terr 3"]
    C --> D["Terr 4"]
    D --> A
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style B fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style D fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    note1["↑"] above A
    note2["×"] above B
    note3["↓"] above C
    note4["↓"] above D

T yre/SnowChains

Unsuitabletyre/snowchainsmaydamagethetyres, wheels, suspension, brakesorbodyworkofyourcar.

Please pay attention to the following requirements in the usage:

• Thetyre/snowchainscanonlybefittedonthefront wheels;
• Thethicknessoftyre/snowchainsmustnotexceed 12mm;
• Pleasealwaysobservetheinstallationandtension instructionsforthetyre/snowchains,aswellasthe speedlimitationsofdifferentroads;
  • Donotdrivefasterthan30mph(50km/h);
  •T oavoidthetyredamageandexcessivewearof thetyre/snowchains,thetyre/snowchainsmustbe removedwhiledrivingontheroadwithoutsnow.

Forthisvehicle, theonlyspecification of wheelsandtyresthatwillsupporttyre/snow chainsareasfollows:

Wheelrimsize:6.5J×16

MAINTENANCE

T yresize:205/60R16

Note: If you drive on snow covered and icy roads, it is recommended to use wintertyres. Consultant MG Authorised Repairerford details.

MAINTENANCE

CleaningandVehicleCare

Observeallsafetyprecautionsoncleaning products;donotdrinkfluidsandkeepthem awayfromtheeyes.

Exterior

WashingY ourCar

Somehighpressurecleaningsfystemswill penetratedoor, windowandsunroofseals, anddamagelockmechanisms. DONOTaim waterjetsdirectlyatcomponentsthatmight beeasilydamaged.Ensurethevehiclepower systemisOFFwhenwashingyourcar.

Donotcleanthefrontcompartmentwith highpressurewatersinceitmaydamagethe electricalsystemofthevehicle.

Inordertopreservethepaintfinishonyourcar, please observethefollowingcarepoints:

•DONOTusehotwatertowashthecar.
•DONOTusedetergentsorwashingupliquid.

• Inhotweather, DONOTwasthecarindirectsunlight.

- Whenusingahose, DONOTaimthewaterdirectly atwindow, doororsunroofseals, orthroughwheel aperturesontothebrakecomponents.

Ifthecarisparticularlydirty,useahosetoflushgrimeand gritfromthebodywork,priortowashing.Then,washthe carusingcoldorlukewarmwatercontainingagoodquality washandwaxshampoo.Alwaysuseplentyofwaterto ensurethatgritisflushedfromthesurfaceandnotground intothepaintwork.Afterwashing,rinsethebodywork withcleanwateranddryoffwithachamoisleather.

Cleaningtheunderside

Note: DONOTuseahighpressurehosetocleanthe frontcompartment-damagetothecar'selectronic systemsmayoccur.

Fromtimetotime, but particularly during winter months when salthas been used on theroads, use ahosetowash the underside of the car . Flush away accumulation of mud and thoroughly clean those areas wherede briscaneasily collect (wheel arches and panelseams, forexample).

IMPORTANT

• Avoidcleaningthevehicleindirectsunlight.
• Whencleaningthevehicleinwinteravoidspraying waterdirectlyontodoorlocksandpanelgapsdue toriskoficing.
• Donotuseroughspongesorclothocleanthecar, thiswilldamagethepaintworkfinish.
• Whencleaningtheheadlampsdonotuseadrycloth or sponge, useonlywarmsoapywater.

CleaningwithaHighPressureCleaner

Note: Alwaysreadthemanufacturersoperating instructions.

When using high pressure washers, always ensure there is adequate distance between the spray nozzle and any soft materials, decals or rubber seals.

Note: DONOTdirectthepressurewashernozzledirectlytowardthehighvoltagechargingpointorhighvoltagebatteryconnectionsontheundersideofthevehicle.

IMPORTANT

• Please pay attention to the operating instructions of high pressure cleaner.
  • Highpressurecleaners should not be closely directed at soft part of the vehicle.

Removingtarspots

Usewhitespirittoremovetarspotsandstubborngrease stainsfromthepaintwork. Thenwashtheareimmediately withsoapywatertoremovealltracesofthespirit.

BodyProtection

Afterwashing,examinethepaintworkfordamage.Ifthe damagehasrevealedbaremetal,useacoloredprimerfirst, thenapplythecorrectcolourbasecoatandfinishoffwith alacquerpencil,ifappropriateCarryouthistreatment afterwashing,beforepolishingvaxiMore extensivedamagetopaintorbodyworkmustberepaired inaccordancewiththemanufacturer'srecommendations. Failureability validationAnti-Corrosion Warranty.lfindoubt,askyourMGAuthorisedRepairer.

MAINTENANCE

PolishingthePaintwork

DONOTusecarpolishcontainingcoarse abrasives—thesewillremovethepaintfilm anddamagetheglossfinish.

Occasionally treat the paints surface with an approved polish containing the following properties:

• Verymildabrasivestoremovesurfacecontamination withoutremovingordamagingthepaint.
• Fillingcompoundsthatwillfillscratchesandreduce theirvisibility.
• Waxtoprovideaprotectivecoatingbetweenthepaint andtheelements.

Note: If possible, avoid applying polishor wax product stowindow glass and rubber seals.

WiperBlades

Washinwarmsoapywater.DONOTusespiritorsolvent basedcleaners.

WindowsandMirrors

Regularlycleanallwindows,insideandout,usingan approvedglasscleaner.

Windscreen: In particular, clean the outside of the screen with glass clean after washing the car with wash and wax products, and before fitting new wiper blades.

Rearscreen: Cleantheinsidewithasoftcloth, usingaside tosidemotiontoavoiddamagingtheheatingelements.

Note: DONOTscrapeoruseabrasivecleanersonthe insideoftherearscreen—thiswilldamagetheheating elements.

Mirrors: Washwithsoapywater. Useaplasticscraperto removeice. DONOTuseabrasivecleaning compounds ormetalscraper.

PlasticComponents

Aplastomponenstoubleaneding conventionalcleaningmethodsandnotbetreatedwith abrasivematerials.

PaintDamage

Anypaintdamageorstonechipsshouldbetreatedwith suitablepaint/lacquermaterialsimmediatelytoavoid invalidatingtheAntiCorrosionWarranty.

WeatherStripsandRubberSeals

Anyweatherstripsorrubberaperturesealshouldbe treatedwithsuitablematerials(silicagel)iftheyarecleaned usingstrongdetergents,thisshouldavoidanystickingand maintaintheservicelifeoftheseal.

Wheels

Whencleaningthewheelsanymaterialsor waterthatcontactthebrakediscdirectly mayeffectbrakingefficiency.

Inordertoensurethewheelsarekeptinoptimum conditiontheyshouldbecleanedregularly.

Only use are recommended non-acidic propriety wheel cleaner. Always read the instructions on the product.

CleaningtheInterior

Plasticmaterials

Cleanplastic-faced materials with diluted upholstery cleaner, then wipewith adamp cloth.

Note: DONOTpolishdashboardcomponents—these shouldremainnon-reflective.

Carpetandfabrics

Cleanwithdilutedupholsterycleaner-testaconcealed areafirst.

Leather

Cleanleathertrimwithwarmwaterandanon-detergent soap.Dryandpolishtheleatherwithadry,clean,lint-free cloth.

Note: DONOTusepetrol, detergents, furniture creams or polishes as cleaning agents.

MAINTENANCE

InstrumentPack, AudioandNavigationDisplay

Cleanwithadryclothonly.DONOTusecleaningfluids orsprays.

Extendthebelts, thenusewarmwaterandanon-detergent soaptoclean. Allowthebeltstodrynaturally; DONOT retractthemorusethecaruntiltheyarecompletelydry.

AirbagModuleCovers

DONOTallowtheseareastobefloodedwith liquidandDONOTusepetrol,detergent, furniturecreamorpolishes.

T oprotectdamagetotheairbagSRS, the following areasshouldbecleanedsparinglywithadampclothand upholsterycleanerONL Y:

•Steeringwheelcentrepad.

• Areaofdashboardcontainingthepassengerairbag.

- Areaofroofliningandfrontpillarfinisherswhich enclosethesideheadimpactprotectionmodules.

SeatBelts

DONOTusebleaches, dyesorcleaning solventsonseatbelts.

TechnicalData

254TechnicalDataDimensions
256Weights
257 MajorParametersofHighVoltage BatteryPack
258ParametersofT ractionMotor
259RecommendedFluidsand Capacities
260 WheelAlignment(Unladen)
260WheelsandTyres
260TyrePressure(Cold)

T echnicalDataDimensions

Front view of a car with labeled dimensions B (base) and C (height), no text or symbols present.

E D A F

Item,UnitsParameter
OveralllengthA,mm4544
OverallwidthB,mm1818
OverallheightC(unladen),mm	1513(bodyheight)1536(withroofbars)
WheelbaseD , mm	2665
FrontoverhangE,mm	934

TECHNICALDATA

Item,UnitsParameter
RearoverhangF ,mm	945
Frontwheeltrack,mm	1558
Rearwheeltrack,mm	1553
Minimumgroundclearance(laden),mm|16.1
Minimumturningcirclediameter,m	11.3

Note: Vehicle length not including the license plate.

Note: Rearviewmirrorsandtheformedportionoftyrewalldirectlyabovethetouchdownpointarenotincluded inthetotalwidth.

TECHNICALDATA

Weights

Item,Units	Parameters
	ExclusiveExcite
Personincab,person5
Unladenvehicleweight(kerb),kg|550|532
Grossvehicleweight,kg|992|974
Unladenfrontaxleweight,kg887877
Unladenrearaxleweight,kg	663655
Grossfrontaxleweight,kg99|981
Grossrearaxleweight,kg|001993

MajorParametersofHighVoltage BatteryPack

ItemParameterValues
T ypeT ernarylithiumionbattery
Ratedenergy,kWh	52.5
Ratedvoltage,V	350
Weight,kg	361
WaterproofGradelP67

TECHNICALDATA

ParametersofT ractionMotor

ItemParameterValues
T ractionmotortypeThree-phasepermanentmagnetsynchronousmotor
ContinuousPower/PeakPower,kW73/120
RatedT orque/PeakT orque,Nm87.1/260
RatedSpeed/MaximumSpeed,Rotation/Score8000/15000
WindingType	winding
WaterproofGradeIP67

RecommendedFluidsandCapacities

Name	GradeCapacity
High-voltagebatterypackcoolant,L	Glycol(OAT)4.4
Electricdrivetransmissioncoolant,L	Glycol(OAT)4.2
Electricdrivetransmissionoil,L	ShellSL28080.9
Brakefluid,LDOT40.8
Screenwasherdetergent,L	ZY -VIII	2.5
Airconditioningrefrigerant,gR1234yf	600 ± 20

TECHNICALDATA

WheelAlignment(Unladen)

ItemParameter
Front	Camber	-0^7' ± 45'
	Castor	5^12' ± 45'
	T oein(T otal)	0^12' ± 15'
	KingpinInclination	13^06' ± 45'
Rear	Camber	-1^13' ± 45'
	T oein(T otal)	0^6' ± 20'

T yrePressure(Cold)

WheelUnladen
FrontWheels	220kPa/2.2bar/32psi
RearWheels	220kPa/2.2bar/32psi

WheelsandT yres

Wheelsize	6.5J×16
T yresize	205/60R1696V

INDEX

A

ABS (Anti-Lock Braking System) 22, 29, 164, 165

ABS Warning 22, 29

Accessory Power Socket 56

Accident Precautions 12

Adaptive Cruise Control 178-187

Air Conditioning 15, 64-77, 134-135, 207, 223, 259

Air Distribution 68-76

Air Recirculation 67, 68, 70-73, 76, 77

Air Vents 64-66, 70, 75

Airbag SRS 80, 86, 93, 97-107, 113, 202, 203, 252

Airbag SRS Service Information 102-104

Airbag SRS Warning 24, 27, 98

Airbags Driver and Front Passenger 100

Airbags – Side Head Curtain 102

Airbags – Side Pelvis/Thorax 101, 102

Alarm System 122-125

Alternative Starting Position 130-131

Anti Theft 121-125, 130

Auto Hold 22, 167-169

Auto Lamps 35

B

Backrest Adjustment – Seats 80, 82-85, 181

Battery - Key 31, 117, 118

Battery (12V) Maintenance 233-234

Battery (12V) Replacement 233-234

Blower 67-77, 135, 203

Bonnet15, 41, 122, 124, 125, 142, 183, 210-213,

225-226, 228, 229, 233, 240

Booster Cables 187-189

Britax Child Seats 112

Brake Fluid 22, 30, 222, 223, 227, 231-232, 259

Brake Fluid Specification 259

Brakes 135, 223, 231, 246

Braking in an Emergency 58, 60, 80, 134, 163, 169, 171, 181

Bulb Replacement 209-219

Bulb Specification 209

C

Capacities 259

Car Wash Precautions 48, 167, 200, 248

INDEX

Centre Vents 64-65, 70, 75

Charging 9, 11, 25, 29, 32, 56-57, 137-150, 206-208

235-236

Charging Ports 9, 57, 140-145, 202

Charging Times 143, 148-150

Child Proof Locks 120

Child Restraints and Seats 51, 92, 97, 105-113

Cleaning – Car Interior 251-252

Cleaning – Paint Work 248-250

Clock 17

Coolant Check and Refill 228-229

Coolant Level 223, 228-229

Coolant Specification 229, 259

Cooperative Regenerative Braking System 162-163

Cruise Control 15, 21, 28, 135, 175-177

Cup Holder 61

Current Journey (Trip Computer) 19

D

Daily Checks 223

Data - Technical 254-260

Daytime Running Lamps 36

Dimensions 254

Dipped Headlamps 35-38

Direction Indicators 27, 38, 39, 184, 209, 212, 227

Direction Indicator Bulb 209, 212, 227

Driving on Hills 155

Driving Mode 15, 17-18, 135, 155-156, 162

Driving Range 8, 68, 74, 147, 162

Door Mirror 47-48, 128, 204, 207

Door Mirror Heater 47, 207

E

EBA (Electronic Brake Assistance) 163

EBD (Electronic Brake Force Distribution) 22, 30, 163

E Call 26, 34, 185-186

Economical Driving 133-134

Electric Drive Number 4-5

Electric Drive Transmission 4-5, 11, 151-152, 159-160, 227, 259,

Electric Motor4, 5, 19-20, 25, 32, 159-160, 258

Electric Motor Number 4-5

Electric Vehicle 7, 138, 140, 206

Electronic Hydraulic Brake Application System 161

INDEX

Electronic Parking Brake 22, 31, 32, 152, 155, 165, 167-169, 208

Electronic Steering Column Lock (ESCL) 23, 30

Emergency 3, 12, 26, 34, 80, 86, 87, 91, 94, 106, 131, 133-134, 142, 163, 164, 169-171, 183-219, 230

Emergency Braking Hazard Control System (HAZ) 169

Emergency Starting 187-189

Energy Flow 20

Energy Regeneration (KERS) 9, 15, 17, 18, 20, 135, 157-158

Environmental Driving 133-134

EPS (Electric Power Steering) 23, 30, 45-46

Equalisation 9, 143, 148-149, 235-236

ETC (Electronic -Temperature Control) * 67-71

F

Fog Lamps and Switch 27, 36, 39

Follow Me Home Lights 36

Foot Brake 161

Front Wiper Operation 40-41, 207

Front Wiper Blade Replacement 240

Fuses, Replacement 201-208

Fuse Box (Passenger Compartment) 202-204

Fuse Box (Front Compartment) 205-208

G

Gauges and Indicators 16

Gear Shift 15, 17, 43, 151-154, 176, 202

Glovebox 58

H

HAZ (Emergency Braking Hazard Warning Light Control) 169

Hazard Warning Lamp 3, 27, 39, 169, 184, 192

Hazard Warning Triangle 184

Head Restraints 80, 83-84,

Headlamp Bulb 209-210

Headlamp Flash 38

Headlamp Levelling 37, 207

Headlamps 35-39, 49, 204, 207, 209, 249

Heated Mirrors 47, 207

Heated Rear Window 47, 67, 71, 72, 76, 207

INDEX

Heavy Loads 133

High Voltage 7-11, 16-17, 20, 33, 135, 138, 140, 143, 148-151, 157, 192, 198, 204-206, 230, 235-236, 257, 259

High Voltage Battery Pack 7-9, 16, 20, 33, 135, 147, 206-207, 230, 235-236, 257

Hill Hold Function 155, 165-166

Horn 15, 46, 124, 129, 206, 223

Hydraulic Booster Compensation System 161-162

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Identification Numbers 4-6, 111, 185

Immobilisation 31, 110, 121-124, 213

Information Centre 18-19, 21, 27, 29

Instrument Pack 8, 14-16, 21, 26-27, 38-39, 45, 74, 93, 98, 118, 129-131, 135, 143-150, 156, 161-165, 168, 170-175, 202-203, 226, 235-236, 252

Interior Door Handles 126

Interior Lights 55

Interior Locking Switch 125

ISOFIX Restraints 108-112

J

Jump Leads 170, 187

Jump Starting 187

K

KERS 9, 15, 18, 135, 157-158

Keys 31, 36, 52, 54, 88, 116-119, 122-126, 129-131

L

License Plate Lamps 179, 209, 216

Lighting Switch 35-36, 39, 210

Load Carrying 181-182

Locking 117, 122-124, 141-142, 164

M

Main Beam 27, 38, 217

Maintenance 25, 94, 95, 133, 134, 173, 222-224, 233

Manual Front Seats 81-82

Master Lighting Switch 35

Medical Advice and Awareness 138, 140

Mirrors – Door 47-48, 128, 204, 207

INDEX

Mirrors - Interior 49-50

Mirrors Cleaning 250

Mirrors – Folding 48

Mislock 124-125

N

Next Service 222

Number Plate Lamps 179, 209, 216

O

Odometer 17

"One- Touch" Windows 52-53

Opening the Bonnet 225

Overspeed 20

P

Parking Aid * 178-180

Parking Camera * 179-180

Parking Brake 12, 22, 31-32, 129, 131, 151-152, 155, 165, 167-169, 193, 197, 208

Passenger Compartment Fuses 202-204

Pedestrian Alert System 24, 132, 204

Polishing the Paintwork 102, 249-252

Pollen Filter 65

Power Limitation 33, 135, 159

Power Socket 56-57

Power System 7, 12, 20, 22-29, 32-33, 47, 53, 56, 116,

121-124, 128-131, 137, 143-145, 151, 156, 158,

160-161, 166, 168-172, 177, 186, 188, 192, 195, 233

Power - Operated Windows 52-55, 128, 250

Programmed Wash/Wipe 40-41

Protection Mode 159-160

Punctured Tyres 173, 244

R

Rear Fog Lamps 27, 36, 39

Rear Seats – Folding 83, 108, 181

Rear Window Isolation Switch 52-53

Rear Wiper Replacement 241

Rear Wiper Switch and Operation 42-43

Recirculation 67-68, 70-73, 76-77

Recommended Fluids 259

Recovery 12, 190-191

Remote Key 31, 36, 54, 118-119, 122

INDEX

Remote Key Battery 31, 118

Roof Luggage Rack * 62

Routine Maintenance 173, 222-223

Running In 133

S

Safety in The Garage 223

Seat Belt Pre-Tensioners 93-94

Seat Belts 27-28, 80, 83-84, 86-99, 105-108, 114, 154, 166-168, 171, 190, 223, 252

Seat Belt Warning 28

Seat Cushion Height 81-85

Seat – Electric 82-83

Seat - Manual 81-82

Security 31, 116, 124

Side Lamps 27, 35-36

Stability Control System (SCS) 22, 29, 172, 207-208

Snow Chains 246-247

Speed Locking 126

Speedometer 16, 20

SRS Service and Replacement 102

Starting 130-131, 159, 167, 187

Steering Column Adjustment 44

Start/Stop 15, 18, 21, 128-131

Storage Devices 7, 58

Sunvisor 51

Symbols 2

T

Tailgate Opening 116, 122-123, 126

Target Speed 175-177

Technical Data 254-260

Temperature Control - ATC * 72-77

Temperature Control – ETC * 67-71

Top Tether Restraint 109

Towing Eyes 191

Towing For Recovery Precautions 190-193

Traction Control (TC) 22, 29, 172

Transporter or Trailer Recovery 190-193

Trip Computer 19

Trip Meter 17-18

Tyre Pressures 8, 19, 24, 31, 133, 173-174, 196, 198,

204, 242-245, 260

TPMS - (Tyre Pressure Monitoring System) * 24, 31,

INDEX

173, 204, 245

Tyre Wear Indicators 254

Tyres 133-134, 242-246, 260

U

Unlocking 116, 122-125

USB Socket 56-57

V

Vanity Mirrors 51

Vehicle Control 135, 202, 206

Vehicle Identification Numbers4-6

Vehicle Information Display 17-19

Vehicle Recovery 190-193

Ventilation 64-65, 69-71

VIN Plate 4

W

Warning Lights 27-34

Warning Messages21-26

Warning Triangle 3, 184, 197

Warranty I, 235, 249, 251

Washer Jets, Fluid and Refill 223, 237-238

Washing the Car 48, 178, 248-250

Weekly Checks 223, 228-231

Weights 256

Welcome Lights (Find My Car) 36

Wheels 163-164, 167, 172, 174, 190-193, 197, 199,

243, 245-246, 251, 260

Wheel Alignment 260

Windows 52-55

Window Lift Switch 15, 52-53

Windows – Cleaning 250

Windscreen Washer Check and Top-Up 237-238

Windscreen Wipers 40-43, 223, 237

Wiper Blade – Cleaning 239

Wiper Blade Replacement 240-241

Wiper Controls 40-43