EV general discussion

[tamzzy]

Thanks, I really like this site, but it doens't give rough costs for charging enroute.

just planned a test journey and it seems like it does?
gives the time to charge and indicative cost lower down

 

[Furton]

I've put a deposit on a Peugeot e5008. Throughly depressing but seems like a good car for everyday family life and my kids are excited about it being a 7 seater. For £337 and no deposit and 8k miles a year I think it's a good deal for what it is. I did look at hybrids but I am firmly in the EV camp for daily driving. I really wanted a Smart #5 but wanted a good deal more than anything else.

Where is this deal from?

 

[wingman]

Not fully EV but my hybrid Q5 is in at Audi due to a faulty hybrid battery which they had to "quarantine due to it being dangerous to drive".

It's two years old and has been at Audi for.. 32 days now. They have no idea when the battery will be dispatched from Germany, let alone when I'll get my car back.

Joy.

 

[snips86x]

just planned a test journey and it seems like it does?
gives the time to charge and indicative cost lower down

I see what you mean, some of the chargers give me the total, others give absolutely nothing lol

 

[b0rn2sk8]

Don’t forget to factor in that you’ll leave with 100% and arrive home empty. You’ll only need to add enough charge to get you home.

 

[panthro]

Where is this deal from?

Eden Motor Group. I found it on leasing.com. I think they have 1 car left.

 

[ci_newman]

Joined the EV family today with the purchase of a Model3 LR AWD

 

[tamzzy]

Joined the EV family today with the purchase of a Model3 LR AWD

tree hugger!

 

[Journey]

Thanks, I really like this site, but it doens't give rough costs for charging enroute.

If possible just use open to all Tesla Supercharger locations, they are the cheapest you'll get if care about costs.

 

[Penfold101]

Just ordered the Jaecoo 5 all inclusive (tax, servicing, MOT, insurance, glass and tyres) at £417 which is 12k miles and 2 drivers.

Has anyone got an app or website for seeing charging costs for journey planning?

Will you regularly using public charging or is it a very niche occurrence and you’ll do 99% of charging at home?

 

[snips86x]

Will you regularly using public charging or is it a very niche occurrence and you’ll do 99% of charging at home?

Honestly, we have no idea. There is no drive way so we'll have to see what the council can do for kerb side charging. Tescos is down the road so we could use that once a week.