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Seats and Interior
2026 MG4 XPOWER seats: identify the integrated headrest before seeking a separate part
Retain the Australian MY26 MG4 XPOWER sport-seat identity and distinguish upper-seat repair from a complete seat requirement.
Seeking an ordinary separate headrest for damage to the upper seat may not match the original seat type. The Australian MY26 MG4 XPOWER explicitly lists sports seats with an integrated headrest; retain that identity before purchasing.
The manufacturer lists Integrated Headrest
Sporty Seats with Integrated Headrest is fitted to XPOWER; the Essence 64 column does not include this item.[Manufacturer specification][Q14] This establishes the listed XPOWER seat type, but the name does not determine whether the headrest, frame or upholstery can be purchased separately.
The absence of that entry on another trim does not establish the structure or adjustment method of a different headrest.
Describe upper-seat damage separately from a complete seat need
Record the specific seat, damage position, original material and markings. Separate surface repair from structural or functional complaints. Where accident or other repair history is involved, a professional repairer should confirm the work required.
“Integrated” is no basis for cutting, modifying or removing parts yourself. The product table provides no corresponding repair method.
Similar styling cannot replace catalogue checks
A shared model name, similar upholstery and matching colour do not establish compatible frames, mountings or restraint-related identity. This article identifies the manufacturer’s seat type only; it provides no crash-performance claims, headrest-position criteria or replacement criteria.
Scope and verification
This article covers only Australia, MY26 MG MG4, XPOWER.[Scope reference][Q14] The cited product specifications identify functions and parts; they are not fault or replacement criteria.
No public data was available in the reviewed material for seat and headrest structure, removal/installation, upholstery or restraint-related supply boundaries; repair parameters, replacement standards, OE numbers, separate parts availability or interchangeability. [To be verified] Check compatibility or interchangeability using the VIN and the local Australian manufacturer parts catalogue.
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