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2022 MG ZS EV road test review | How far can it go on one charge?
The BIG talking point on the MG ZS EV facelift is the bigger battery pack we’ve been hearing about for a while — up to 50.3kWh from the previous car’s 44.5kWh capacity. With an ICAT-claimed range of 461km, that’s a healthy 40-odd km increase over the old model, but as we know, we don’t drive in laboratory conditions, where these tests are done. So, we’ve done our own quick test to see how far the 2022 MG ZS EV can go with regular driving — that’s the city, highway, and some performance driving too.
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