No point to be made John , for me and others charging for the 5 hours is 4.95p/kWh with 9.95p/kWh to run our white goods. Works for us.
But to keep you happy, I agree that Octopus are the best ! 🤣
Oh John,
BG charging is one of the cheapest, if not the cheapest out there !
4.95p/kWh
Already have a Hive EV charger? You could get a 4p/kWh saving on all your EV charging with Hive SmartCharge if you get your electricity from us. Combine this with our Electric Driver tariff, and you...
4.95p/kWh
Already have a Hive EV charger? You could get a 4p/kWh saving on all your EV charging with Hive SmartCharge if you get your electricity from us. Combine this with our Electric Driver tariff, and you could be paying just 4.95p/kWh if you plug in overnight between 12am – 5am.
Your car will always connect via the OEMs servers, can you imaging the even greater number of complaints they would have, let alone the even greater security issues if it was a direct connection.
NEVER buy a new (cheap car (under £40k or so )), if you're looking to break even selling it in a few years. It just doesn't work with the devaluation of the VAT as soon as you drive it off the forecourt.
I’m knocking on 66 and get my state pension next month, so‘If’ our (23) ZS TLR is good for 10 years without any major issues and the battery still gives us, say 100-150 miles range in summer we will be happy.
Don’t access the car to preheat or check status it will drain your 12V battery. Make sure your 12V battery booster is accessible and fully charged before you leave the car.
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