It won't come fully charged, and the chargers near the pick up points are busy as well for obvious reasons
sorry to be job's comforter .. but, at a minimum every child unwrapping their new iphone expects a cable and batteries included.If they'd thrown one in then JP would have bought one, but alas another hurdle in his journey to EV ownership
sorry to be job's comforter .. but, at a minimum every child unwrapping their new iphone expects a cable and batteries included.
Bloody hell, that's disappointing. Thankfully we're not too far from Southampton so it shouldn't be an issue.
That doesn't work.... When you buy an EV you get batteries and a charging cable which plugs into an industry recognised standard socket, much like the USB C cable that comes with an iPhone. You have to buy the USB charging plug on top if you want to plug it into a 3 pin socket.......sorry to be job's comforter .. but, at a minimum every child unwrapping their new iphone expects a cable and batteries included.
Can't expect it to make sense all the time...That doesn't work.... When you buy an EV you get batteries and a charging cable which plugs into an industry recognised standard socket, much like the USB C cable that comes with an iPhone. You have to buy the USB charging plug on top if you want to plug it into a 3 pin socket.......

I guess that precludes you from an iphone too then innit.
How much is a granny charger anyway? I'll get one just to stick under the boot floor.

as long as you reduce the current below 10 amps you’ll be fine.
YesCan you tell the car to do this?
Can you tell the car to do this? That was actually another one of my questions - I'd imagine that some older leccy installations would struggle / trip / catch fire with an extended period of EV charging.
I managed to pick up a genuine Polestar charger on eBay for £80 which I thought was good! Just in case.Not sure as my Polestar 2 came with one in 2023 before everyone stopped it. I would also get a heavy duty extension cable of 10m length or so to make it usable.
I’ve used one of these for 3 years now as there’s never a 3 pin plug near enough to the car, and as long as you reduce the current below 10 amps you’ll be fine.
It’s handy when you have a couple of hours free electric but 2 EV’s in the household - every penny counts!![]()
just saying - but I'd consider an overspecced 20A cable for the lower resistance/drop - that's what I made up for 20M extension lead for 3KW pressure washer,Not sure as my Polestar 2 came with one in 2023 before everyone stopped it. I would also get a heavy duty extension cable of 10m length or so to make it usable.
https://www.screwfix.com/p/pro-xt-13a-1-gang-unswitched-extension-lead-10m/4097x?ref=SFAppShare
Are you thinking about pick up? You'll have enough charge to get to a rapid chargerLooking at £100 - £150 for a "new" used Tesla charger on ebay. "Up to 10 miles of range an hour" - so let's call it 6 (weather, current limiting, etc). That means for 30 miles of range, I'd need five hours of charging. That's a lot of tea & biscuits, if there's even a charger within 30 miles.
I'm venturing in to jpaul territory with my musing now though, I can feel the fog of decision paralysis settling in.