Cman
Active member
Good try Bengie, and I wish you were right.
Here's the "Holy Grail" of EV Chargers for anyone who wishes to go down this route.
www.zap-map.com
25p per Kwh - dream on - Instavolt are now charging 66p per Kwh at transit way, the savings for using EVs is being diminished at great pace.
The price goes up depending on the speed of the charger, most motorway Rapid Chargers cost 59p Kwh, also we are still not at the top end of the electricity price rises which come in during October.
So as they say in all things - Caveat Emptor (buyer beware). I think most EV owners must be aware that the fuel cost savings they may be enjoying right now won't last and of course the Government really do need to capture the monies they will lose from the i.c.e. cars.
Tricky, especially when you see how much EVs cost.
Oh by the way, there are now 15 Rapid Chargers at Exeter which is a step in the right direction.
Here's the "Holy Grail" of EV Chargers for anyone who wishes to go down this route.
Map of electric charging points for electric cars UK: Zap-Map
UK-wide map of electric car charging points allowing EV drivers to find EV charge points, plan electric journeys to the nearest ev charging point. A comprehensive map of UK charge points, it includes detailed info on EV charging points and a very engaged community of electric car drivers.
25p per Kwh - dream on - Instavolt are now charging 66p per Kwh at transit way, the savings for using EVs is being diminished at great pace.
The price goes up depending on the speed of the charger, most motorway Rapid Chargers cost 59p Kwh, also we are still not at the top end of the electricity price rises which come in during October.
So as they say in all things - Caveat Emptor (buyer beware). I think most EV owners must be aware that the fuel cost savings they may be enjoying right now won't last and of course the Government really do need to capture the monies they will lose from the i.c.e. cars.
Tricky, especially when you see how much EVs cost.
Oh by the way, there are now 15 Rapid Chargers at Exeter which is a step in the right direction.
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