360 Used MG MG4 cars for sale

Despite its lower price tag than many of its competitors, the MG4 EV impresses in the department of reliability. All examples came with a comprehensive 7-year, 80,000-mile warranty when new too, meaning you can benefit from the remaining cover on used examples.

The main difference between an entry-level MG4 EV and the Trophy model is the amount of equipment on offer. Standard 'SE' variants are well-equipped in their own right, but those in 'Trophy' trim are better suited to buyers looking for a more luxury offering, coming with tech such as lane-change assist and a wireless phone charging pad.

The time it takes to recharge your MG4 EV will depend on the type and speed of the charger you use. When charging at an ultra-fast 150kW public charging station, you can replenish your battery from 20% to 80% in approximately 20 minutes. Home charging will typically take longer and is best done overnight - a dedicated 7kW wall box will take your battery from empty to full in approximately 8 hours.

The MG4 EV has established itself as a bit of a used car bargain, despite packing plenty of tech and a sharp look. This is due to some intelligent cost-saving techniques used by the brand in order to offer better value to buyers.

Unfortunately, MG4 EV models cannot use the Tesla Supercharger network. However, there is a plethora of public charging stations that can be used to recharge your MG4 EV.

Yes, the MG4 EV features five regenerative braking modes that each offer various benefits. The strongest mode allows you to benefit from 'one-pedal driving' too, which can bring the car to a complete stop once you take your foot off the accelerator.

Absolutely, the MG4 is big enough for two or three-children families. With a reasonable 363-litre boot and plenty of head and legroom throughout the cabin, the MG4 EV is a solid choice for you and your family.