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I’m part of that 1% had nothing but issues with my e2008 gonna sell it in new year
I’m part of that 1% had nothing but issues with my e2008 gonna sell it in new year
issues due to its powertrain or its manufacturer?
The on board charger has failed twice both times needed replacing dealer had it in for 7 weeks in total car only done 23k miles
The on board charger has failed twice both times needed replacing dealer had it in for 7 weeks in total car only done 23k miles
So is your issue with Electric cars, or Peugeot?
both Peugeot and electric cars the lack of rapid chargers around they just is not enough having the q more at chargers at the minute
I will never go back, cheaper to run and far more fun and relaxing to drive. Never had an issue with chargers, apart from getting the taxis to shift and ive never suffered from a single bout of range anxiety. I know there not for everyone but its a keeper for me.
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Hyundai Ioniq 6 Ultimate trim
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Loves 3D printing & Plastic model kits
----------------------------well so far so good here. its a pleasent drive
Current Car: Hyundai Kona Premium EV...2 way 40kg hoist
Last Car: Toyota C-HR Excel Hybrid...4 way 80kg hoistI have friends who slate electric cars. They have never driven one and their opinions are based purely on hearsay.
I’ve had my Kona since July and not had any issues, it is the most comfortable car I’ve ever driven. The only criticism I’d have is the size of the boot but we make it work. We’ve done several long distance trips. We went to Scotland and done the NC500 then Isle of Skye and also Cotswolds. Planning on going down to Devon and Cornwall soon. This car has given us the freedom to get out exploring as we wouldn’t have been able to afford the cost of fuel in our old Tiguan. Just covered over 12,000 miles and its cost around 23% of petrol equivalent.
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