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This from a chap in The Netherlands at one of the open access sites and his Hyundai Kona BEV.
Got a peak of 55kW and was charged €0.59/kWh - that's basically double the cost for Teslas at the same location. Very interesting.

https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-open-supercharger-pilot-program-begins-netherlands/ Be interesting to see how this goes - both for non-Tesla owners and their experience of Superchargers, but also how Tesla owners will react to seeing non-Teslas charging up next to them! Here's the actual Tesla post ...

I'm guessing you won't be putting down a deposit on one then

I guess as it's a mid-life update rather than a whole new model with a new architecture it might not be that easy to get into the 150kW realm?

MG has just confirmed the specs for the facelifted and refreshed ZS-EV

£28,495
273 miles (WLTP)
76kW CCS (10-80% in 42 mins)
500kg towing

and

Vehicle-to-load as standard!

Welcome to the round table.
We're indefatigable

https://cleantechnica.com/2021/10/31/or ... ust-28000/

This looks interesting - a smallish 5 door family hatchback with 63kWh of battery capacity for under £25k

https://www.toyota.co.uk/electric/bZ And of course its an SUV. Actually it looks a lot like a Lexus? Claimed 270 miles of range. But doesn't say how big the battery actually is. 150kW DC charging, assume it's CCS. Optional Solar PV roof for "additional range". No indication of pricing but ...

I'm inclined to agree - I like the fact that it's a small and lightweight bespoke full BEV, but the solarPV seems a bit of a pointless and expensive gimmick - wonder how much cheaper they could make it with just regular body panels?

https://electrek.co/2021/10/28/sono-mot ... e-to-come/

Sono now saying they have 15,000 reservations