ZS EV Trophy won't charge on Osprey 50kW

Telefonica/O2 then. Interesting, just using open signal I can see they're one of the slowest in my area despite appearing to have a reasonable signal strength.

Its interesting the app worked so well in Blackpool, slowly when my car is on the street and not at all when it's on the drive. That has to be a signal issue to me.

I might borrow the GSM scanner from work and investigate further.

MilesperkWh said:

MG uses the same telecoms provider as a certain US-based EV manufacturer beginning with T... So I believe that they are set to auto-hop onto the best data signal.

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Merry said:

Telefonica/O2 then. Interesting, just using open signal I can see they're one of the slowest in my area despite appearing to have a reasonable signal strength.

Its interesting the app worked so well in Blackpool, slowly when my car is on the street and not at all when it's on the drive. That has to be a signal issue to me.

I might borrow the GSM scanner from work and investigate further.

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I think Miles may have been referring to Tesla.

Yes, Tesla use Telefonica.

This is the provider, in the UK they use O2, Vodafone, EE and 3. M2M connectivity | Go get connected

Successfully rapid-charged my Trophy for the first time today at Ikea Reading on a Gridserve charger. I didn't stop to check the charge rate, but it went from about 35% to 85% in about 40 minutes. Cost just over £10 (30p/kWh) using a contactless card.

I'll try the Osprey chargers at my local Lidl again in a few days, but I don't hold out much hope.