Just bought a Honda E… such a fun car for the city
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posted 30 Jan 2022 15:30, edited 30 Jan 2022 15:30
They do look cool and 90% of the time the range is probably perfectly adequate. I’m not considering anything fully electric until the infrastructure improves though. I don’t do a ton of long journeys I just don’t want it to have to be a consideration when I do
This is a great review
https://youtu.be/QlFQryR0e5o
posted 31 Jan 2022 14:19, edited 31 Jan 2022 14:19
Infotainment. If you get the advanced model you have a 3 pin plug socket you can plug a console into and play games on the screen with.
They do look cool and 90% of the time the range is probably perfectly adequate. I’m not considering anything fully electric until the infrastructure improves though. I don’t do a ton of long journeys I just don’t want it to have to be a consideration when I do
This is a great review
https://youtu.be/QlFQryR0e5o
Tesla's supercharger network is rapidly expanding and the fact that they've opened it up to non Tesla EVs in now France and Norway (https://www.tesla.com/en_GB/support/non-tesla-supercharging) as well as The Netherlands, it won't be long until it hits UK shores. Worth noting they've changed the positioning of the superchargers in new sites to accommodate the different charging port positions of non-Tesla EVs.
posted 15 Mar 2022 09:57, edited 15 Mar 2022 09:57
They look 
for a small ev
What kind of range in the cold?
for a small ev What kind of range in the cold?
They do look cool and 90% of the time the range is probably perfectly adequate. I’m not considering anything fully electric until the infrastructure improves though. I don’t do a ton of long journeys I just don’t want it to have to be a consideration when I do
This is a great review
https://youtu.be/QlFQryR0e5o
complete pos
What’s that screen with plants and stuff for ?
Infotainment. If you get the advanced model you have a 3 pin plug socket you can plug a console into and play games on the screen with.
They look for a small ev
What kind of range in the cold?
for a small ev What kind of range in the cold?
They do look cool and 90% of the time the range is probably perfectly adequate. I’m not considering anything fully electric until the infrastructure improves though. I don’t do a ton of long journeys I just don’t want it to have to be a consideration when I do
This is a great review
https://youtu.be/QlFQryR0e5o
Tesla's supercharger network is rapidly expanding and the fact that they've opened it up to non Tesla EVs in now France and Norway (https://www.tesla.com/en_GB/support/non-tesla-supercharging) as well as The Netherlands, it won't be long until it hits UK shores. Worth noting they've changed the positioning of the superchargers in new sites to accommodate the different charging port positions of non-Tesla EVs.
After having a 2022 model 3 for almost a week I think it's pretty good and I really like the security features and tech. Keyless entry and drive is amazing. In real life it looks quite good next to most other EVs. As a family car it is a bit small if you have older kids but I don't yet. We don't go motorways much so range is fine and charging is quite fast and cheap.
A petrolhead would hate this car as it feels and is heavy, still I imagine nicer than a Y to drive.
I didn't test drive one prior. Ordered online and waited 6 months. Mrs X's 2017 3 series touring had smoke coming out the vents and they said there was nothing wrong, this prompted me to sell at profit and go electric.
A petrolhead would hate this car as it feels and is heavy, still I imagine nicer than a Y to drive.
I didn't test drive one prior. Ordered online and waited 6 months. Mrs X's 2017 3 series touring had smoke coming out the vents and they said there was nothing wrong, this prompted me to sell at profit and go electric.
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