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I can't see this lasting the year, too many preparing to do something about it even if the government won't.I've Just worked out how much my fridge freezer will cost to run from October, £265 a year for one appliance! and it's not even that old.
My buddy was complaining to me last night that his Tesla Model Y will cost more to charge at home than my petrol car does to fill up.
I can't see this lasting the year, too many preparing to do something about it even if the government won't.
Yeah for now but when it all goes crazy they will do something then!Think liz Truss is more bothered about the national speed limit than the economy tho
Means people can flee the citywide riots at a quick pace.Think liz Truss is more bothered about the national speed limit than the economy tho
Not sure how unless he doesn’t know about the EV tariffs? 7.5p/kWhMy buddy was complaining to me last night that his Tesla Model Y will cost more to charge at home than my petrol car does to fill up.
Electric cars are the future.........apparently
Actually a lot of people will stop cooking and will just microwave everything.
Paired with a solar panel they are!
My mum is thinking of grabbing one of these, if this is going into production today think might be available over the next few decades, this thing will give you around 70 miles range solar top-up on average just parked in your drive! can you imagine just getting in your car after it's been sat in the office carpark and your fuel has been topped a few miles for free! that could cover some people smaller work trips.
I started to make sure i have my phone, watch and headphones fully charged before leaving work every day. I've even took to filling my power bank.
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I hate how the solar charging rate is obscured by stating the range gained in miles. What speed is that range gained at?Paired with a solar panel they are!
My mum is thinking of grabbing one of these, if this is going into production today think might be available over the next few decades, this thing will give you around 70 miles range solar top-up on average just parked in your drive! can you imagine just getting in your car after it's been sat in the office carpark and your fuel has been topped a few miles for free! that could cover some people smaller work trips.
Not sure how unless he doesn’t know about the EV tariffs? 7.5p/kWh
I've been seeing this all over the news and social media.
Can someone help me with the maths please, as I'm getting nowhere near.
It costs me £1.81 to charge my etron (one of the most inefficient EVs you can buy). When my fixed rate ends it will still be significantly cheaper than filling up with petrol. Unless I've got something terribly wrong and I'm in for a shock. If it does indeed cost more than petrol, which is what these days? £100 for a tank? That means electrics going up so much surely everyone in the country will be defaulting on their bills? Octopus are predicting my bills are increasing £200 a month from November, but that's far too low to hit £100 on a charge.
Is your maths right?
At a 70 kWh battery and 7.5p/kWh that would be about a fiver. At 50p/kWh that would be £35.
seems unlikely does he not have an EV tarrif ?My buddy was complaining to me last night that his Tesla Model Y will cost more to charge at home than my petrol car does to fill up.
Probably not
I know I pay 5p during the night when it's on charge. Thinking about it, whilst we put it on charge when it's low, it's never right down to zero and it charges to 80%
That said, £35 is far cheaper than £100