Soldato
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And how many miles have you done in it?
And how many miles have you done in it?
Average car fill up these days is what £70-80? Petrol prices have are down ~25% since the peak.
5p is very good so yeah if you're charging 70 kWh from flat to full at 5p that would be 70*5p = £3.50.
one of the VW's came with a solar panel on the roof as a special edition, but yeah no idea why it isn't a standard fitting.It makes sense to have a panel on the roof and maybe bonnet of every EV car, don't know why that isn't obvious and not being done already. Other body panels not so much.
one of the VW's came with a solar panel on the roof as a special edition, but yeah no idea why it isn't a standard fitting.
surely miles is irrelevant though, as the more miles means even more petrol costs?
I'm struggling to understand how they are nearly the same. Even with the predicted cost cap coming, they are still cheaper than Petrol.
Maybe the figures work between the most expensive electric tariff with the most inefficient ev vs the most efficient petrol car at the cheapest petrol station. That's fetching a bit, as hardly anyone regularly charges outside of the off-peak window.
Massive difference:
It will be an issue if electricity doesn't go down over the next few years for the millions of EV owners who can't charge at home.I get about 200 miles out of my Model 3 performance and cranage when down to 20% or so (upto 90). I charge it last night and stuck ~56 kwh in so a bit more than 20% when I started changing. I'm paying 7.5 p so that's what £4.20 for somewhere between 150 and 200 miles. If you take a normal ice car to get double that, you aren't filling a tank for less than a tenner. I guess if you at the current cap it would be around 4 times more, but even that's only £30. When it goes upto to 50 I can see it being close, but only an idiot would be on a cheap night rate with an ev at that point.
Got to get that tax revenue somehowElectric cars are the future.........apparently
Unleaded peaked at an average of £1.91/litre. The average is now £1.70 so 11% down.Average car fill up these days is what £70-80? Petrol prices have are down ~25% since the peak.
More like impossible.seems unlikely does he not have an EV tarrif ?
Unleaded is down to £1.50 here now.Unleaded peaked at an average of £1.91/litre. The average is now £1.70 so 11% down.
Got to get that tax revenue somehow
£1.50 that is not bad but its £1.65 in Yorkshire and i think someone is making money.Unleaded is down to £1.50 here now.
Paid £1.72 for Momentum in Beckton yesterday.£1.50 that is not bad but its £1.65 in Yorkshire .
We will all be living in cavesI think everyone knew the tax would have to change once everyone went to EVs.
The war in Ukraine has given everyone an early taster, like climate change. People are struggling now, just imagine in another 20yrs.
We can see its profiteering prices of oil going up fast but when comes to go down takes ages.Paid £1.72 for Momentum in Beckton yesterday.
and burning wood to keep us warmWe will all be living in caves