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  1. Probably he's trying to do that
  2. So you are knowingly damage the battery by charging it to 100 % every day. Can't help you then.
  3. Absolutely with you. Most apps and stations display you can see the charging %. If I'm really in a hurry I ask friendly if the people really need a 100% or if they could vacate the spot for others. Ultimately you could press the stop button but that would be very rude. Better not bothering with these idiots...
  4. Could you please post a link for this meter. Thanks
  5. I own a MG4 plus the supplied MG home charger. Both of them don't have a function to limit the battery charging at a certain percentage. However, the car has a timer setting (scheduled charging) and by the time I roughly know how many hours it needs from current SoC to reach between 80 and 90 percent battery level. Always charging 100 percent is certainly not good for the battery and you also have no regenerative braking for the first 20 kilometers, which wastes energy
  6. The Thaiger has it covered for you https://thethaiger.com/th/news/1300328/
  7. Been to the Motor Expo yesterday just for casually looking around what new models are entering the Thai market. Still happy with my MG4 purchased about 1,5 years ago. As expected, many SUVs and crossover designs on show, which I don't like. If I had to buy a EV car now, it would probably the Geely EX5 or Zeekr X. Similar size and price range as the MG4 one year ago. Looking forward to Zeekr 001 but still have four more years to finish payments for the MG.
  8. Why would one need that? There are no parts that the ordinary person can repair or change. Except cabin air filter or fill up the water for wipers
  9. Shouldn't that be standard? Both by the rental businesses and public transport drivers...
  10. No insurance? Just irresponsible and now others (including his family) have to help him out
  11. Just guessing, but given the fact that one person from the motorcycle survived maybe she was wearing a helmet while the other did not ?
  12. It's normal for the country side to let the small children ride on the tractor. Not only related to Thailand
  13. This is not to be meant sarcastic, I am serious. Why not dedicate parts of those lanes to motorcycle only? Vietnam has separate motorcycle lanes on major roads and its fantastic to drive there
  14. 😭 I bought mine (X model, NOT X-Power) about one year ago for 899k
  15. You beat it to me. Just read about this today morning in german car news. Neta has problems to sell his mid and upper range models (lacking quality and facing competetion?). And with the entry models no money to be made. In my opinion Neta is only successful in Thailand because they are cheap. In medium price range the cars from BYD, Changan or MG are much better quality.

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