@BigDave – Sounds like hard but rewarding work. I support the local farm shop, really enjoy Belty beef.
@Alfanutter – Meet Andrew Ditton. The change is coming, like it or not.
- It is still cheaper to public charge than paying for diesel, on average
- You don’t stop to charge, you stop for lunch/comfort break and charge at the same time
- Wales does have rapid charge points but admittedly could use more (I have a trip planned)
- Campsites will have EV charge points soon. Certainly some of the club ones already do
- No car gets the same MPG in winter
- Ask work to install EV chargers – might be of use for you
- There are over 1,000,000 full EV cars on our roads alone
- The Skoda Enyaq, VW ID4, Toyota Bz4x and more might suit you?
- I have never had a problem with public charging and availability. Over 32,000 charge locations now.
Don’t confuse anti-EV rhetoric with reality and be prepared to change your mindset. Do this and you may find it easier than you imagine, it is only getting better.
I will admit, if you are towing, it is problematic at a lot of public chargers. Although I know FastNed have a towing lane for charging whilst hooked up so I hope others will also have them or introduce them. Would I get an EV without home charging? I think I would.
Meanwhile, enjoy the Tucson!
Resistance is futile!
Skoda Enyaq Race Blue