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Many thanks for providing this api. Truly amazing work.
This week I purchased a new MGS6. I have noticed there are a few features that the iSmart app allows the user to control that aren’t in this api yet which will benefit some of the new cars coming out from MG:
heated rear seats (left and right). This is standard on the Trophy model of the MGS6. Also comes as standard on MGIM5 and MGIM6. On my S6 Trophy, the app only allows for on and off of the rear seats individually (unlike the front seats with 3 levels of heat)
heated steering wheel. This si standard on Trophy model of the MGS6. Also available on MG4 EV, MGS5, MGIM5 and MGIM6
ventilated front seats. This is standard on the Trophy model of the MGS6. Also comes as standard on the MGIM5 and MGIM6. It doesn’t seem to be exposed in iSmart app though. Maybe accessible in the api?
Cyberster has heated steering wheel too - although I’m not sure why I would need support in HA. The wheel heats up very quickly once you turn it on in the car.
Cyberster has heated steering wheel too - although I’m not sure why I would need support in HA. The wheel heats up very quickly once you turn it on in the car.
In HA, assuming you leave home similar time on selected days and it is cold outside, you can build an automation to turn on chair heating, steering wheel heating and heat the cabin so the car is all toasty warm all over when you get in. Especially if you have medical conditions meaning hands really feel the cold
Also just want to add an extra rquest - in the iSmart app, on the MGS6 at least, there is an option called 'Ventilation'. Not sure if it is on other cars as well, but it drops the window slightly to allow air in the car eg on a hot day (useful feature at the moment where the UK is roasting!)
@townsmcp Thanks for the detailed request. I've split it into sub-issues: #33 (steering wheel), #34 (rear seats), #35 (ventilated front seats), #36 (window ventilation).
None of these are supported yet. The library follows the iSmart app's protocol, so we need live captures of the app traffic from an MG S6.
@townsmcp I looked at your fork. It already covers most of this: the heated steering wheel (#33), rear heated seats (#34) and window ventilation (#36). It also has the front-seat left/right naming fix and the richer error codes.
Would you open pull requests against this repo? Separate PRs would be easiest to review:
Seat, steering wheel and window features. Your feat/rear-seat-heat-levels branch looks like a good base.
Error codes and SaicReturnCode (feat/error-codes).
Please:
Rebase on current master.
Leave out the CI, PyPI publish, README credits, funding and pyproject.toml changes.
Please also confirm that the captured traffic came from an MG S6 EV, and which region. Ventilated front seats (#35) aren't covered yet, so the Telegram capture offer above still applies to that one.
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Johndowne commentedon Jun 7, 2026
Cyberster has heated steering wheel too - although I’m not sure why I would need support in HA. The wheel heats up very quickly once you turn it on in the car.
townsmcp commentedon Jun 7, 2026
In HA, assuming you leave home similar time on selected days and it is cold outside, you can build an automation to turn on chair heating, steering wheel heating and heat the cabin so the car is all toasty warm all over when you get in. Especially if you have medical conditions meaning hands really feel the cold
townsmcp commentedon Jun 23, 2026
Also just want to add an extra rquest - in the iSmart app, on the MGS6 at least, there is an option called 'Ventilation'. Not sure if it is on other cars as well, but it drops the window slightly to allow air in the car eg on a hot day (useful feature at the moment where the UK is roasting!)
nanomad commentedon Oct 17, 2026
@townsmcp Thanks for the detailed request. I've split it into sub-issues: #33 (steering wheel), #34 (rear seats), #35 (ventilated front seats), #36 (window ventilation).
None of these are supported yet. The library follows the iSmart app's protocol, so we need live captures of the app traffic from an MG S6.
nanomad commentedon Oct 17, 2026
@townsmcp I looked at your fork. It already covers most of this: the heated steering wheel (#33), rear heated seats (#34) and window ventilation (#36). It also has the front-seat left/right naming fix and the richer error codes.
Would you open pull requests against this repo? Separate PRs would be easiest to review:
feat/rear-seat-heat-levelsbranch looks like a good base.SaicReturnCode(feat/error-codes).Please:
master.pyproject.tomlchanges.close()methods. Add close() to release the underlying httpx.AsyncClient #31 and Raise SaicApiClosedException when a closed client is reused #32 already addedclose()and a closed-client guard.Please also confirm that the captured traffic came from an MG S6 EV, and which region. Ventilated front seats (#35) aren't covered yet, so the Telegram capture offer above still applies to that one.