Recently, a UK-based netizen took to Reddit to share a clever solution to a sweltering problem: when the temperature in his bedroom spiked to a stifling 32℃, he ingeniously employed a 100mm duct hose to link the circular air conditioning vent of his MG ZS EV electric vehicle to his indoor living area, effectively funneling cool air inside. As a result, the living room temperature stayed comfortably below 22℃ throughout the night. This innovative approach ignited lively discussions among netizens and garnered widespread praise for its ingenuity.

Currently, Europe is grappling with unusually high temperatures, with some regions inching close to a scorching 40℃. However, air conditioning remains a rarity in European households, with a mere 5% penetration rate in the UK. The MG ZS EV, a pure electric SUV under SAIC Motor's MG brand, boasts a power battery capable of supporting independent operation of the air conditioning system without the need to start the engine. This not only eliminates the fuel consumption and carbon monoxide poisoning risks associated with idling conventional fuel-powered vehicles for air conditioning but also ensures that the battery capacity is ample to sustain overnight air conditioning use.