First long journey for us

[Bam Bam]

I can't charge at home, so I have a subscription with Ionity. I pay £10/month and pay 43p/kW,

Thanks for the reminder that EVs can work for those without home charging, using discounts.

 

[slmorgan42]

I can't charge at home, so I have a subscription with Ionity. I pay £10/month and pay 43p/kW, AFAIK you can take this out for a single month. I used Cobham Ionity chargers last weekend, there are lots and lots of them. There are also some Ionity chargers near Lewes, about 20 miles away from Eastbourne (bizarrely - they are next to a Starbucks that used to be a Berni Inn, where I lived and worked, slightly before the last ice age)

Ditto. I pay 54p. I am lucky my council has been rolling out chargers everywhere. I have 6 lamppost chargers and 4 x 22kw in my street alone.

 

[nogbad]

Thanks for the reminder that EVs can work for those without home charging, using discounts.

Doing this I'm still spending less than I was on my 2-litre diesel (it was 12 years old, and I loved it because the roof folded down)

 

[slmorgan42]

Doing this I'm still spending less than I was on my 2-litre diesel (it was 12 years old, and I loved it because the roof folded down)

Ditto

 

[gus]

Lot of good advice written before my 1p worth, I would only add, get your Electroverse card and have it all set up and try a fast charger out so you know it all works before you travel, will put your mind at rest.

 

[EvilSeagull]

MG MG4 Electric Long Range charging curve & performance | EVKX.net

Below is the charging curve for MG MG4 Electric Long Range, illustrating the charging speed at various battery levels. Additionally, graphs for range and time provide comprehensive details on charging performance.

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This is an excellent source for charging curves and other valuable data for almost all EVs.
MG4 64kwh for example charges best at 1-60% reaching that in 20 minutes.

I hope you find this helpful