Yes, Belfast opening next, then Dungannon.Excellent. Are there anymore planned for the near future?
Do they cost much more than home charging? Great facility so long as they don't stick the arm in....
PAYG £0.74 / kWhGreat location for these chargers on the main road to the North West. 79ppkw is eye watering though!
Delighted to attend this morning's official switch on of Ionity's first DC Ultra-Rapid charging hub in NI. 6 x 350kW CCS now open to the public outside Toome
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Taycan will charge at up to 270kw. Have actually achieved that at ionity sites in EnglandWhat cars are capable of making use of the full 350kW
My mrs’ iX will do 150 max I believe
So what price would that make a charge on the average car then .i have no idea how to work that out lol. I see the likes of a 208 is 50kw so is that £40 to charge and they only get like 90 -100 miles guys are saying on hereGreat location for these chargers on the main road to the North West. 79ppkw is eye watering though!
Correct - but would be an expensive way to charge regularly. Charging at home on an overnight rate is 15ppkw so that £40 becomes £7.50So what price would that make a charge on the average car then .i have no idea how to work that out lol. I see the likes of a 208 is 50kw so is that £40 to charge and they only get like 90 -100 miles guys are saying on here
So what price would that make a charge on the average car then .i have no idea how to work that out lol. I see the likes of a 208 is 50kw so is that £40 to charge and they only get like 90 -100 miles guys are saying on here
Think motorway service station prices for petrol. You're paying for convenience or forgetfulnessStroking heures how much would it cost to charge a car at home?
No comparison imo, paying 5 times the price as opposed to 10% more for fuel lol Speed is the only advantage. Ridiculous ratesThink motorway service station prices for petrol. You're paying for convenience or forgetfulness
So that's like 45 quid full charge. So if driving an EV that does 210 real world, that is equivalent to 28 mpg if 1.34 a litre covering same amount of miles. Scandalous.
The price is ridiculous to be honest, but these aren't there to be used daily to charge to full / 80%, they are designed for 5-10 minutes stops to top up enough to get home.So that's like 45 quid full charge. So if driving an EV that does 210 real world, that is equivalent to 28 mpg if 1.34 a litre covering same amount of miles. Scandalous.
BMW i4 will charge at 200-210What cars are capable of making use of the full 350kW
My mrs’ iX will do 150 max I believe