We were offered one when our last deal expired but didn’t go with it because at that point we had no plans to get an EV
Octopus energy have the octopus go tariff, 5 p per kWh for a 4 hour period overnight.
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I'll look into that too. Whatever it must be cheaper than 150/180 a month on diesel
I’ve had it 6 or so weeks, travelled to Swindon, and loads of sites around the north east as well as my 200 mile a week commute, and have spent almost nothing on charging. Probably £20 at a guess.
Most polar chargers in NE are on CYC and are free anyway. However, most don’t work!
That article was back before the General Election. I would imagine the Tories would get hammered (more so than they are already) if they went back on their own announcement. The leasing companies would end up with a shit ton of cancelled orders given most electrics seem to be 12-25 weeks on the electric cars on the Tusker website.Most polar chargers in NE are on CYC and are free anyway. However, most don’t work!
Latest on BIK rates, which are still uncertain.
.Uncertainty over new company car tax rates
Required legislation on hold, with new BIK rates, including the 0% rate for electric company cars, needing approval of new Government before they can be used.www.fleetnews.co.uk
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I’m planning on using mine for my current 7 mile commute and for driving around the town. I have a petrol car which I will be using for long journeys. The Scottish infrastructure is better than the rest of the U.K. but the best areas appear to be either where I currently live or in the west so I wouldn’t risk a trip to Edinburgh as there seems to be very little in the way of charge points either in the centre or in Leith at the moment according to the Chargepoint Scotland website.I agree with this article. I'd love to get an EV but the batteries are too small and the charging infrastructure is still too small.
I wouldn't want to put heating on in the winter and then see the mileage drop in a small battery because of using something.
Driving electric is a great idea - until miscalculations lead you down a difficult road #20pledges
You can't prepare for everything, Sean O'Grady finds after a desperate hunt for a charging station on the M1
The person in that article is a right fanny mind. Away from the motorway you can find chargers at most supermarkets and also local park and ride facilities which are usually just off the motorway junctions to any major city.I agree with this article. I'd love to get an EV but the batteries are too small and the charging infrastructure is still too small.
I wouldn't want to put heating on in the winter and then see the mileage drop in a small battery because of using something.
Driving electric is a great idea - until miscalculations lead you down a difficult road #20pledges
You can't prepare for everything, Sean O'Grady finds after a desperate hunt for a charging station on the M1
You have been so looking forward to it and banging on about your bloody Ipace for so long.
Whilst it wouldn't be funny at all, I couldn't help but have a laugh at you mate
Hope it doesn't get fucked over.
Christ I didn't think it was that cheap. That charging at home too?
