Exactly my point. How is deemed slow?
Exactly my point. How is deemed slow?That's 150kmph. The highest speed limit in Ireland is 120kmph (75mph). Bear in mind that they're limits, not targets.
And where did I say they do? And if they wanted to an i10 wouldn't be the place to do it would it. Silly post.Most people don't behave like rally drivers while carrying their children.
Nearly 16 second to get from 0-60 nowadays is glacial, as I said it will take a very long time to get anywhere near that theoretical top speed, assume it would need a fair wind and a slight decline as well.Exactly my point. How is deemed slow?
I've managed for over 5 years doing circa 15,000 km a year and it has never been an issue, so again my point stands.As long as there are no trips to the sticks for weddings, funerals, holidays etc, where there may not be changing points for a full-fat EV
Even more so if it's a 2 car household and one is not an EVthreads like this why EV uptake is a lot slower than it should be, someone doing small mileage with with the ability to have their own charger should absolutely be buying an EV
Most EVs will be CCS connection. I think only the older Leafs have a different connector.incompatible with each other or is there a universal shape/connection point?
That's the charging connector. I interpreted @johnwilliams's question to be about the location, form factor etc. of the internal battery connections. But the query is a bit ambiguous/unclear.Most EVs will be CCS connection
are ev batteries the same, different shapes/connection points ,incompatible with each other or is there a universal shape/connection point?
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