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I'm due to take delivery of an IM5 later this month. It was too good to pass on a business deal, particularly when leasing through my limited company.
I also preferred the look of the IM5 as agree with PP, the IM6 looks bulbous (in my opinion).
I'm going from a new Range Rover Sport to this, so may be in for a shock! Won't miss the Range Rover monthly payment though
I also preferred the look of the IM5 as agree with PP, the IM6 looks bulbous (in my opinion).
I'm going from a new Range Rover Sport to this, so may be in for a shock! Won't miss the Range Rover monthly payment though

Edited by NK85 on Sunday 2nd November 08:22
NK85 said:
I'm due to take delivery of an IM5 later this month. It was too good to pass on a business deal, particularly when leasing through my limited company.
I also preferred the look of the IM5 as agree with PP, the IM6 looks bulbous (in my opinion).
I'm going from a new Range Rover Sport to this, so may be in for a shock! Won't miss the Range Rover monthly payment though
Would be great to get an update - how are you finding it?I also preferred the look of the IM5 as agree with PP, the IM6 looks bulbous (in my opinion).
I'm going from a new Range Rover Sport to this, so may be in for a shock! Won't miss the Range Rover monthly payment though

Edited by NK85 on Sunday 2nd November 08:22
It does look really good on paper. I have heard stories about the software not being quite up to scratch (bugs here and there) but I am not sure how serious of an issue it is. Also, I am not sure how insurable they are. I will have to ask around.
AmitG said:
It does look really good on paper.
You can get a test drive at an MG dealer. I test drove an IM6 Launch Edition (basically the same car as the IM5) and it was a mixed bag. Obviously the air suspension made it very comfortable, the power was plentiful, and it was very roomy inside. On the downside, the software and UX were bloody awful. Dozens of tiny, fiddly settings across two screens. Really, really painful to use.Just taken a new IM5 long range to replace a Tesla model y.
460 miles WLTP on the screen. Impressive economy, performance, comfort and speed.
For £45k is a good product. Performance excellent, economy seems good, 800v charging so a lot quicker than the Tesla.
Quiet, comfy, performance. Happy I have one.
What’s not so good - bings and bongs.. need to turn off a lot of the features, which reset again, bing and bong.. reset. Made a shortcut in the screen menus so it’s 2 presses and all hoses away. Mind you these are mandated safety features we apparently need.
Parking mode works really well, the phone app is a little slow, the keys are different to a Tesla - but it’s also £10k less.
460 miles WLTP on the screen. Impressive economy, performance, comfort and speed.
For £45k is a good product. Performance excellent, economy seems good, 800v charging so a lot quicker than the Tesla.
Quiet, comfy, performance. Happy I have one.
What’s not so good - bings and bongs.. need to turn off a lot of the features, which reset again, bing and bong.. reset. Made a shortcut in the screen menus so it’s 2 presses and all hoses away. Mind you these are mandated safety features we apparently need.
Parking mode works really well, the phone app is a little slow, the keys are different to a Tesla - but it’s also £10k less.
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