I'd swat up on the different charging types.
View attachment 1515Your car will come with the 13amp three pin plugged "granny" charger. It supplies about 6 mile an hour in range.
View attachment 1516I would make sure you have a type 2 cable . You can either buy one from the dealer or buy one online. Type 2 is what you will use to charge your car most of the time. Either at home (after getting a type 2 "charger" installed) or at the shops. Type 2 supplies about 25 miles of range an hour.
View attachment 1517CCS chargers are used on a longer journey. CCS cables are attached to the chargers so you don't need one. They can take you back to 80% charge in less than 40 minutes.
Lot's of EV chargers require an app or a card to access them. You can research and sign up to apps before you get your car. A lot of apps and cards allow you to sign up before parting with any money. You can look on zapmap
(Map of charging points for electric car drivers in UK: Zap-Map) and see the different suppliers in your area.
Lastly, range is effected significantly by the weather and your driving style. If you're travelling short distances, you can drive it like you stole it but for longer journeys slower can be faster.