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Electric car question
Posted by J in C on 21/9/2023, 8:47:05
Whats the ball park time of a recharge at normal recharge points
As mentioned depends on the car. Also if charging at home in ac will take longer than if you go to a dc charger. Dc chargers can handle 350kW but most cars only handle around 150kW but as said 10-80% around 40 minutes then charge slows down after 80%. Takes just as long from 80-100% than it does from 10-80
Hybrid is the motor-vehicle equivalent of a washer-drier. Twice as much stuff to go wrong and all the time you're using it one half is killing the other.
Was thinking 2/3 years as the C1 is a cracking little car and still low mileage at 8 years old 47k, we tend to make our car plans in the long term . due to being poor .
You’ve made references to being poor on here continually for a very long time. Ever thought about changing careers or taking a 2nd job to increase your income? Move to a smaller house and reduce your bills and pocket some Money? It’s incredibly bizarre to continually mention and moan about being poor whilst seemingly doing nothing to change the fact.
I think it depends on the type of driving you do predominantly. If it's mostly small commutes then hybrids seem to make a lot of sense but most have pretty small electric ranges.
I do about 4 x 500 mile round trips south a year than all local. I realise size of unit can dictate ,i dont buy large cars my C1 is low emission i believe C2s are as well
You can pick up a Renault Zoe very cheaply. Not far off a C1 in size. To be honest, they have depreciated massively, so represent a bargain route into battery car ownership.
Except that the reason that they've depreciated massively is the reason you don't want to buy one.
If you're going to have an electric car, lease a brand new one and then hand it back after a few years and get a new one so the battery life is someone else's problem. Or drive a petrol car, which is probably more environmentally friendly.
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