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The new MG ZS EV has been transformed
With an innovative design, increased range, and even more technology.

The new MG ZS EV will arrive in MG Ireland dealerships next month, priced from €31,995. Available with a larger 72.6kWh Long Range battery, offering a-go anywhere range of 440KM.

The revamped model builds on the success of the ZS EV launched a year ago, which is the brand’s best-selling pure electric model and in Ireland’s top 10 best-selling EVs in 2021. The new model makes the MG ZS EV even better and is characterised by a modernised design, improved performance, a significantly longer range, and even more technology.

In styling terms, the new MG ZS EV gets a new electric-only front end, with a stamped-effect grille to improve aerodynamics and a new side-opening charging port. The bold new face is set off by LED headlights and distinctive daytime running lights. It also gets a redesigned rear bumper and new wheels.

MG ZS EV 2

Charging status is now readily viewed on the four stage indicator LEDs beside the charging port. With Vehicle-to-Load capability now available as standard, you can even charge or power other external equipment using an accessory charging cable.

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Every new MG ZS EV also comes with the new high-tech MG iSMART connectivity system, which offers a connection via a smartphone app, through which various car, climate, security and charging functions can be controlled remotely. 

At the heart of the system is a 10.1-inch tablet-style touchscreen, with new graphics and improved functionality. The new model also gets a new instrument cluster and wireless phone charging*.

Get more with MG Motor Ireland for 221. All MG models, including the new MG ZS EV, are available with low rate 2.9%* APR PCP finance, a free home charging point and a charge cable. These 221 offers on the new MG ZS EV are in addition to the staggering price point and equipment package for a compact SUV Crossover Electric Vehicle from one of Europe’s fastest growing car brands.

 ZS EVs currently benefit from 0% Benefit-In-Kind tax for company car users.

*Wireless phone charging on Exclusive model only. T&C’s apply. All prices are inclusive of VAT at 23% and the current rate of VRT. Prices include metallic paint but exclude dealer delivery and related charges. Prices include €5,000 SEAI grant for Battery Electric Vehicles. Prices also include VRT relief up to €5,000 for Battery Electric Vehicles. Please refer to MG.ie for further details.

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