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General| Brand | MG |
|---|---|
| Model | ZS Series |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Describes the purpose and scope of the handbook.
Explains symbols used in the handbook for specific information.
Provides breakdown safety code and emergency procedures.
Explains vehicle identification numbers (VIN) and locations.
Lists information found on the vehicle identification label.
Explains how temperature affects the high-voltage battery pack.
Provides guidelines for recycling the high-voltage battery pack.
Discusses factors affecting driving range and how to increase it.
Recommends equalisation charging for battery service life.
Details the high voltage system and safety precautions.
Provides instructions for what to do in case of an accident.
Overview of the vehicle's instruments and controls.
Explains the speedometer, power meter, and battery meters.
Details the digital clock, gear display, and other info.
Details various warning messages and their procedures.
Explains the function of various warning lamps.
Explains the meaning of various indicator lamps.
Explains warning lamps for stability, traction, ABS, and brake systems.
Indicates warnings for EPS, ESCL, and anti-theft systems.
Explains READY, Charging Status, and Charging Connection indicators.
Details power system, motor overheat, and battery warnings.
Explains indicators for driving power limit and lane departure systems.
Indicates status for Lane Keeping Assist, MG Pilot, and Forward Collision Warning.
Indicates status for Manual and Intelligent Speed Assist systems.
Displays recognised speed limits and additional information warnings.
Controls AUTO lamp, side lamps, dipped headlamps, and lights off.
Automatic switching of lamps based on ambient light.
Operates side lamps, dipped headlamps, lights off, and Follow Me Home.
Daytime running lamps turn on automatically when the vehicle is in ON position.
Identifies car via audible and visual alert using remote key.
Adjusts headlamp levelling based on vehicle load.
Controls rear fog lamps, used only when visibility is below 100m.
Controls indicators, headlamp high/low beam, and high beam flash.
Automatic switching of main beam lamps based on ambient light and traffic.
Turns on hazard warning lamps, flashing turn signals and direction indicators.
Selects intermittent, slow, fast, or single wipe speeds.
Operates wipers automatically, adjusts frequency with speed and rain sensor.
Selects slow, fast, or single wipe speeds.
Operates windscreen washers and wipers in conjunction.
Operates intermittent wipe, wash and wipe, and frequency adjustment for rear window.
Instructions for adjusting the steering column angle.
Explains the electric power steering system and its operation.
Refers to warning lamps and indicators section for EPS warnings.
How to operate the horn button on the steering wheel.
Notes on viewing objects and electric adjustment of door mirrors.
How to adjust exterior mirror glass using the knob.
Explains integral heating elements for dispersing ice or mist.
Mirrors can be folded back for narrow openings.
How to fold/unfold mirrors manually or using key fob.
Adjusting the interior mirror for best view and anti-dazzle function.
Using the lever to achieve anti-dazzle function.
Describes sunvisors and vanity mirrors, with child restraint warnings.
Details the switches for operating power windows.
Ensures children are clear when raising/lowering windows.
Isolates rear window controls, recommended when carrying a child.
Describes one-touch down and one-touch up with anti-trap features.
Safety warnings and advice for sunroof use.
Explains how the sunroof operates.
Details opening and closing sunroof glass by tilt or sliding.
Explains how to operate the sunroof sunshade.
Safety feature preventing closing on obstructions.
How to forcibly close sunroof glass after anti-pinch intervention.
How to forcibly close sunshade after anti-pinch intervention.
Procedure for sunroof/sunshade initialisation after power loss.
Explains manual and automatic operation of interior lights.
Interior lights illuminate automatically when car is unlocked or doors open.
Details the 12V power socket and USB ports.
Safety instructions for closing storage devices and handling flammable materials.
How to open and close the glove box.
Location of the card box in the driver side dash trim.
How to open and close the centre console armrest compartment.
Warnings about placing articles on the rear parcel shelf.
Warning about placing hot drinks in the cup holder.
Location of the centre console cup holder.
Warnings about exceeding maximum authorised load and securing loads.
Specifies the maximum authorised load for the roof.
Instructions for periodically checking bolt connectors and fastenings.
Explains the location and function of side, centre, footwell, and window vents.
Details operation of centre vents for air direction control.
Operation of side vents for opening, closing, and air direction.
Explains the control panel layout and functions for temperature control.
Details the A/C cooling, air distribution, recirculation, and blower speed displays.
Shows status of temperature, cooling, blower speed, and air distribution.
How to switch the air conditioning system on and off.
How to adjust the blower speed.
How to adjust the air temperature inside the car.
How to operate the air cooling function.
How to regulate air distribution mode using buttons.
How to operate the air recirculation function.
How to operate the defrost/demist function.
How to operate the heated rear window function.
Overview of seat adjustment and safety precautions.
Instructions for adjusting and removing head restraints.
Details manual seat adjustment for forward/backward, height, and backrest.
Details power seat adjustment for forward/backward, height, and backrest.
Instructions for folding rear seats for luggage space.
Operation and safety precautions for heated seats.
Importance of wearing seat belts correctly and airbag interaction.
Explains protection offered by seat belts, especially for rear passengers.
Correct and incorrect ways of wearing seat belts, seat belt design.
Step-by-step instructions for fastening seat belts.
Proper positioning of seat belts on the body.
Guidelines for wearing seat belts during pregnancy.
Legal requirement for occupants with disabilities to wear seat belts.
Proper protection measures for children and use of child restraints.
Use of recommended child restraints for infants.
Warning against sharing seat belts among children.
Explains activation and replacement of seat belt pre-tensioners.
Instructions for checking, maintaining, and replacing seat belts.
Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining seat belts.
When and how to replace seat belts after accidents or damage.
Overview of the SRS, its purpose, and components.
Location and meaning of the airbag warning light.
Safety precautions regarding airbag deployment and passenger positioning.
Warnings about children and airbags, facial abrasions from inflating airbags.
Explains conditions under which airbags may not deploy.
Conditions that may cause frontal airbag deployment.
Conditions under which side airbags may not deploy.
How and when to disable the passenger airbag.
Location and meaning of the passenger airbag status light.
Service information and warnings about modifying airbags.
Information on replacing airbag system parts and risks of undeployed airbags.
Safely disposing of airbags when selling or scrapping the vehicle.
Important safety instructions for using child restraints.
Recommendations for seating children and using child restraint systems.
Warnings about using child restraints on the front passenger seat due to airbags.
Warnings about children in areas where airbags may deploy.
Child restraint systems secured using 3-point lap diagonal belts.
Information on ISOFIX anchorages and systems.
Table showing approved child restraint positions for different mass groups.
Table detailing ISOFIX child restraint positions by mass group and seat type.
Recommendation for I-Size child seats suitability by location.
Suitability of restraints for infants lighter than 10/13 kg.
Suitability of restraints for infants weighing 9-18 kg.
Suitability of restraints for children weighing 15-25 kg.
Suitability of booster seats for children weighing 22-36 kg.
Overview of smart keys, their function, and care.
Guide to replacing the smart key battery.
How to enable or disable child proof locks on rear doors.
Information on the electronic anti-theft alarm and immobilisation system.
How the power immobilisation system safeguards the vehicle from theft.
Explains locking and unlocking operations using key or keyless entry.
How to lock the car using the door handle button.
How to unlock the car using the front door handle button.
Indicates mislock conditions and their implications.
Actions when smart keys are locked inside the vehicle.
How to deactivate the anti-theft alarm sounder.
How to lock/unlock doors using the interior switch.
How to use interior door handles to open doors.
Automatic door locking when road speed exceeds 10 mph.
Doors unlock automatically when power system is switched OFF.
Advice on closing tailgate with cargo and tailgate open mode.
Emergency release access for the tailgate from inside.
Explains the keyless START STOP switch and its operational status displays.
Explains OFF, ACC, and READY power states.
Steps to set the power system into READY mode.
Steps to start the car in areas with strong radio interference or low key battery.
Procedure for switching the power system to OFF.
System controls a speaker to remind pedestrians of presence at low speeds.
Conditions under which the pedestrian alert speaker sounds.
Conditions under which the pedestrian alert speaker does not sound.
Advice on driving economically and environmentally.
Guidance on bedding in brakes and tyres during the first 900 miles.
How driving style impacts car and battery life.
Anticipating obstructions and smooth driving reduces wear.
Power consumption and noise rise at higher speeds.
Avoiding traffic congestion and maintaining distance.
Electrical equipment reduces battery power and vehicle range.
Advice for driving in rain, snow, and through water.
Emergency braking, accelerating and steering on slippery roads.
Avoid driving through floods to prevent serious damage.
Regular checks and servicing for car maintenance.
Importance of correct tyre pressure for power consumption and handling.
Avoid carrying unnecessary loads to save power.
Importance of correct wheel alignment for tyre wear and safety.
Collects driver data to adjust stability, comfort, and torque output.
Selectable driving modes (Eco, Normal, Sport) affect vehicle control strategies.
Motor converts kinetic energy into electric energy during braking or coasting.
System for maintaining constant speed or distance from vehicle ahead.
Vehicle can limit power of appliances based on load and battery status.
Explains energy regeneration levels: Heavy, Moderate, Light.
Displays remaining distance based on current battery charge.
Ensures vehicle is parked safely and observes traffic by-laws.
System performs overheating protection to prevent motor damage.
Indicates faults or failures in the motor or power electronic box.
System enters Limp Mode with limited function and warning indicators.
System indicates severe malfunction, isolates power transmission.
Details the hydraulic braking system operating through dual circuits.
Explains the function of the foot brake and safety precautions.
How servo assistance relies on vacuum and electric vacuum pump.
How driving through water or heavy rain affects braking efficiency.
Distributes braking forces between front and rear wheels for efficiency.
Reacts to brake pedal application speed for emergency braking.
Assists hill starts by preventing rollback, with limitations.
Auxiliary function for driving on acute downhill gradients.
How to turn the HDC system on/off via infotainment display.
Prevents wheels from locking during braking for steering control.
Procedures for emergency braking, including ABS operation.
Refers to warning lights and indicators for ABS malfunction.
Function cannot guarantee stability on hills or slippery surfaces.
Driver aid to assist vehicle stability under extreme conditions.
Automatically flashes brake lamps during emergency braking.
Emergency manual release procedure for EPB malfunction.
How to apply the EPB manually or automatically.
EPB predicts driver intention and releases automatically.
Inappropriate EPB use can lead to accidents. Do not apply EPB for normal braking.
Assists driver in control of driving direction and traction.
Intervenes by applying brake force to prevent sliding.
Improves traction and stability by braking spinning wheels.
How to switch SCS and TCS standby or off.
Refers to warning lights and indicators section for SCS/TCS warnings.
System for maintaining constant speed or distance from vehicle ahead.
How to operate the ACC system using the lever switch.
Cancels ACC and returns system to standby state.
Situations where ACC may automatically deactivate.
How the driver can manually override ACC speed settings.
Reactivates ACC from standby state.
Clears ACC set speed from memory.
Limitations of ACC in certain driving conditions.
Assists driver in reversing using ultrasonic sensors and cameras.
Sensors monitor area behind vehicle for obstacles.
Rear sensors detect obstacles and communicate distance via warning chimes.
Camera provides image behind car with overlay grid to assist parking.
System overview and limitations of rear driver assistance sensors.
Rear sensors may misidentify surroundings and provide false alarms.
Monitors vehicles in blind zones of exterior mirrors.
Warns driver of approaching vehicles in adjacent lanes when indicators are activated.
Monitors vehicles approaching from rear sides when reversing.
Warns driver when tyre pressure is low, cannot inflate tyre.
Indicates TPMS malfunction with a flashing or illuminated yellow warning lamp.
System learns tyre pressures after resetting; requires reprogramming if sensors replaced.
Includes SAS, LDW, LDP, LKA, MG Pilot, FCW, AEB/AEBP systems.
Re-calibration required after camera or windscreen replacement.
Prompt message appears if camera view is obstructed by foreign objects or stains.
Factors affecting camera performance: weather, light, obstructions, calibration, cleanliness.
Re-calibration needed after misalignment, component replacement, or alignment changes.
Factors affecting radar performance: mud, snow, objects, vibration, interference.
Auxiliary function for intelligent speed limit display and manual/intelligent speed assist.
Interface for setting speed limit information, manual speed assist, and intelligent speed assist.
How to set and adjust target speed limit using the adaptive cruise control lever.
Auxiliary system providing assistance by warning of lane departure.
Interface for turning LDW on/off, audible alert, and alert sensitivity.
Conditions that impair LDW performance: obstructed camera, poor lane lines, bends, no lane lines.
Auxiliary system providing assistance by keeping vehicle within lane lines.
Interface for turning LDP on/off, audible alert, vibration alert, and sensitivity.
Conditions that impair LDP performance: no steering input, opposite steering, obstructed camera, poor lane lines.
Auxiliary system providing assistance by maintaining vehicle position in lane center.
Interface for turning LKA on/off, audible alert, vibration alert, and sensitivity.
Conditions that impair LKA performance: no steering input, driver manipulation, obstructed camera, poor lane lines.
Driver assistance function, not auto-pilot; requires driver attention and steering wheel hold.
Interface for turning MG Pilot system on/off, requires ACC to be active.
ACC must be activated, MG Pilot system switched on via infotainment.
Conditions impairing MG Pilot system: driver not moving steering wheel, system intervention, unmet technical requirements.
Detects vehicles and pedestrians ahead using radar and camera; prompts driver to slow down.
Interface for switching FCW system on/off and adjusting alert sensitivity.
Conditions impairing FCW: obstructed camera, bends, non-standard vehicle, excessive gradient, R gear, hard acceleration/braking.
Driver remains responsible; systems cannot prevent all accidents.
May cause injuries; wear seat belts at all times.
Interface for switching AEB/AEBP systems on/off.
Situations where AEB/AEBP operation may be impaired.
Warnings about exceeding gross vehicle weight or axle loads.
Ensure rear seat backrests are latched; place heavy items low and forward.
Do not carry unsecured items; do not obstruct driver's vision.
Press hazard warning switch to activate all direction indicators to warn other road users.
Activates all turn signals to flash together.
Stowed in loadspace; place approximately 50-150m behind car in emergency.
Using booster cables to start a car with a flat battery.
NEVER attempt to power by pushing or towing; ensure same battery voltage.
Ensure booster cable connections are secure to avoid sparking.
Connect RED cable to positive terminals, BLACK to negative/earth point.
Guidelines for pushing or towing the vehicle onto a transporter.
Speed limit below 3mph and seat belt insertion for EPB release.
Do not use twisted tow rope; do not tow with driven front wheels on road.
Best method for towing to avoid damage to drive components.
Securing the vehicle on a trailer or transporter using chocks and straps.
Tool identification for tyre repair kit.
Steps for repairing a tyre using the sealant and air pump.
Instructions for changing a wheel safely.
How to position the jack correctly for wheel changing.
Checking spare tyre pressure and tightening wheel bolts to specified torque.
Warnings about using spacesaver spare wheels and speed limitations.
Fuses protect electrical equipment from overload.
How to check a fuse for a break in the wire.
Location of front and passenger compartment fuse boxes.
Diagram of the passenger compartment fuse box layout.
Lists fuses, their specs, and functions for both fuse boxes.
Diagram of the front compartment fuse box layout.
Lists bulb types and specifications for various lamps.
Step-by-step guide to replacing headlamp bulbs.
Step-by-step guide to replacing front indicator bulbs.
Step-by-step guide to replacing rear stop/tail lamp bulbs.
Step-by-step guide to replacing rear direction indicator bulbs.
Step-by-step guide to replacing reverse lamp bulbs.
Step-by-step guide to replacing license plate lamp bulbs.
Step-by-step guide to replacing side repeater bulbs.
Step-by-step guide to replacing interior lamp bulbs.
Step-by-step guide to replacing load space lamp bulbs.
Safety, reliability, and performance depend on maintenance.
Ensure maintenance is carried out as required per Service Schedule.
Next service info via Message Centre; display reset by Repairer.
Ensure MG Authorised Repairer registers Service History.
Replace brake fluid per Service Schedule; additional cost.
Replace coolant per Service Schedule; additional cost.
Report significant fluid level drops or tyre wear to MG Authorised Repairer.
Check lights, horn, wipers, washers, seat belts, brakes, fluid leaks, tyre appearance.
Check coolant, brake fluid, washer fluid levels, operate air conditioning.
Frequent use in dusty or extreme climates requires more frequent servicing.
Cooling fans may operate after vehicle is switched off; keep clear.
Avoid touching electrical leads or components when ignition is switched on.
Use jack only for wheel changing, not as sole support.
Wear protective clothing and gloves when working on the car.
Remove watches and jewelry before working in engine compartment.
Avoid contact between tools/metal parts and battery leads/terminals.
Fluids are poisonous; read labels and obey instructions.
Instructions for opening and closing the bonnet.
How to release the bonnet using the internal handle and safety catch.
How to lower and secure the bonnet after opening.
Alarm icon and audible warning if bonnet is not fully engaged while driving.
Safety reasons to ensure bonnet is fully latched and secure.
Safety precautions for working in the front compartment.
Warnings about removing coolant pressure cap when hot and preventing coolant contact with paint.
How to check and top up coolant level in the expansion tanks.
Coolant is poisonous; handle with care and use recommended mix.
Information regarding brake pads and run-in period.
Do not rest foot on brake pedal while driving; avoid heavy braking during run-in.
Brake fluid is toxic; check level weekly and maintain between MIN and MAX marks.
Use recommended and approved brake fluid; replace regularly.
Battery maintenance and replacement procedures.
Do not leave electric components switched on when not in READY mode.
Battery contains corrosive sulphuric acid; replacement by MG Authorised Repairer.
Precautions and restricted conditions for use of the high voltage battery.
Guidelines for storage, temperature, and charging frequency of the HV battery.
Following guidelines prevents HV battery damage and warranty invalidation.
Windscreen washer check, top-up, and nozzle operation.
Check washer fluid level weekly; do not use anti-freeze or vinegar.
Operate washers periodically to check nozzle direction; clear obstructions.
Use recommended washer fluid; refer to Recommended Fluids and Capacities.
Information and maintenance for wiper blades.
Important points regarding wiper blade maintenance and replacement.
Step-by-step guide to replacing front wiper blades.
Step-by-step guide to replacing rear wiper blades.
Overview of tyre care, new tyres, directional tyres, and tyre life.
Drive moderately with new tyres for better adhesive ability and tyre life.
Fitting directional tyres with correct rotation indication for performance.
Correct tyre pressure and moderate driving style extend tyre life.
Not recommended due to TPMS programming requirements.
Requirements for using snow chains on front wheels, speed limitations.
Check tyre pressure monthly and before long journeys.
Harsh driving increases tyre wear.
Rectify wheel imbalance quickly to prevent excessive tyre wear.
Seek advice for abnormal tyre wear due to incorrect alignment.
Warnings about defective tyres and the danger of driving with damaged tyres.
Reduce speed and drive cautiously if tyre has penetration; replace if sidewall is damaged.
Keep valve caps screwed down; check for leaks.
Wear marks indicate when tyres must be replaced.
Install tyres consistent with original specifications; consult repairer for alternatives.
Observe safety precautions on cleaning products; avoid contact with eyes.
Washing the car safely.
Ensure power system is OFF; avoid high pressure jets at components.
High pressure water may damage the vehicle's electrical system.
Wash underside, especially during winter, to clean debris.
Maintain adequate distance from spray nozzle; pay attention to cleaner instructions.
Use white spirit for tar spots, then wash with soapy water.
Examine paintwork for damage after washing; use primer for bare metal.
Clean plastic components using conventional methods, not abrasive materials.
Treat paint damage or stonechips immediately to avoid invalidating warranty.
Treat seals with suitable materials to avoid sticking and maintain service life.
Clean wheels regularly with recommended non-acidic cleaner.
Cleaning plastic materials, carpet, fabrics, and leather trim.
Clean plastic-faced materials with diluted upholstery cleaner.
Clean with diluted upholstery cleaner, test concealed area first.
Clean leather trim with warm water and non-detergent soap.
Do not allow areas to be flooded or use petrol/detergent on airbag covers.
Do not use bleaches, dyes, or cleaning solvents on seat belts.
Provides dimensions of the vehicle such as length, width, height, wheelbase, overhangs, and tracks.
Lists weights for person capacity, unladen, gross vehicle, and axle weights.
Details Type, Rated Energy, Rated Voltage, Weight, and Waterproof Grade of the HV battery.
Details traction motor type, power, torque, speed, winding type, and waterproof grade.
Lists recommended fluids, grades, and capacities for various vehicle systems.
Specifies camber, castor, toe-in, and kingpin inclination angles for front and rear.
Provides information on wheel size and tyre size.
Specifies recommended cold tyre pressures for front and rear wheels.
Take care with new tyres; check for tyre damage and foreign objects.
Drive moderately with new tyres for better adhesive ability and tyre life.
Fitting directional tyres with correct rotation indication for performance.
Correct tyre pressure and moderate driving style extend tyre life.
Not recommended due to TPMS programming requirements.
Requirements for using snow chains on front wheels, speed limitations.
Check tyre pressure monthly and before long journeys.
Harsh driving increases tyre wear.
Rectify wheel imbalance quickly to prevent excessive tyre wear.
Seek advice for abnormal tyre wear due to incorrect alignment.
Warnings about defective tyres and the danger of driving with damaged tyres.
Reduce speed and drive cautiously if tyre has penetration; replace if sidewall is damaged.
Keep valve caps screwed down; check for leaks.
Wear marks indicate when tyres must be replaced.
Install tyres consistent with original specifications; consult repairer for alternatives.
Observe safety precautions on cleaning products; avoid contact with eyes.
Washing the car safely.
Ensure power system is OFF; avoid high pressure jets at components.
High pressure water may damage the vehicle's electrical system.
Wash underside, especially during winter, to clean debris.
Maintain adequate distance from spray nozzle; pay attention to cleaner instructions.
Use white spirit for tar spots, then wash with soapy water.
Examine paintwork for damage after washing; use primer for bare metal.
Clean plastic components using conventional methods, not abrasive materials.
Treat paint damage or stonechips immediately to avoid invalidating warranty.
Treat seals with suitable materials to avoid sticking and maintain service life.
Clean wheels regularly with recommended non-acidic cleaner.
Cleaning plastic materials, carpet, fabrics, and leather trim.
Clean plastic-faced materials with diluted upholstery cleaner.
Clean with diluted upholstery cleaner, test concealed area first.
Clean leather trim with warm water and non-detergent soap.
Do not allow areas to be flooded or use petrol/detergent on airbag covers.
Do not use bleaches, dyes, or cleaning solvents on seat belts.
