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Worried about range when towing with an electric ute? MG says there are plenty of chargers

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First reported by CarExpert · 23 October at 1:01 pm

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CarExpert·Motoring press·23 October at 1:01 pm

Worried about range when towing with an electric ute? MG says there are plenty of chargers

MG is confident Australia's EV charging network can support long-distance towing, but hasn't revealed the range of its new electric ute under load.

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The quick read

  • MG is confident in Australia's EV charging network for long-distance towing with its new electric ute
  • The range of the electric ute under load has not been revealed
  • MG's confidence in the charging network could alleviate range anxiety for potential buyers
  • The lack of range information under load may impact buyer decisions

For dealers: Australian dealers should be prepared to address range anxiety concerns from potential buyers of electric utes

AI-assisted summary of the coverage below — check the original reporting before relying on specifics.

ADME commentary

The ADME angle

MG's confidence in the EV charging network is a crucial factor in alleviating range anxiety, a major concern for potential electric vehicle buyers

The fact that MG hasn't revealed the range of its new electric ute under load may indicate that the company is still refining its specifications or waiting for the right moment to release this information

What it means for the order bank

Dealers should be prepared to provide information and reassurance to potential buyers who are concerned about range and charging capabilities

The Chinese brand's confidence in the charging network could be a major selling point, particularly for buyers who plan to use their ute for towing

Competitor response and market dynamics

Other manufacturers of electric utes, such as those in the utes and 4x4s segment, may need to respond to MG's confidence in the charging network by providing their own range and charging information

Actionable steps for dealers

This week, dealers can review their current inventory and sales materials to ensure they are prepared to address range anxiety concerns and provide accurate information about the charging network and its capabilities

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