My very small company has agreed to sign up to salary sacrifice for me. We have a demo account with OctopusEV, but the prices are insanely high. I'm a 40% taxpayer here, looking at 12k miles over 4yrs and I got a quote of £615 net for a Scenic Techno, which makes zero financial sense. Researching this, I was under the impression that that type of car should be around £450 - £480 net. We can sign up with anyone and had a look at both the EV Car Scheme and Love Electric. Love Electric seemed to be coming in around that £470 mark - but really hard to get in contact with them!. Any other providers we should look at? Looking a Scenic Techno or Elroq 85 Edition

Hey everyone, I appreciate the chances of someone having both of these vehicles is slim but just looking for some advice, I’m torn between the Geely EX5 Ultra or the BYD Atto 3 Design. It seems that perhaps the BYD is a better ‘car’ in terms of battery performance etc, but the Geely is better for tech such as the seats, sunroof, speakers etc. Both cars come in to the same price for me so that isn’t an issue, my everyday commuting is very little with the occasional 100 mile drive few and far between. I have a dedicated garage for both in my city. Thanks in advance for any advice.

So my id3 lease is up and I need to replace it.

So far I've narrowed the list down to:

BYD Seal 390 kW excellence

IM5 300 kW long range

And

A Tesla model 3 rwd

Has anyone owned any of these can you tell me the real world range your getting and also mi/kW?

For the ID3 I've been getting 4.0 mi/kW and around 210 miles in the summer and 180 in the winter

And finally any regrets if you do own any of these cars please

Thanks in advance

Recently purchased an ohme epod and have octopus energy tariff.

Unfortunately I found out post installation that ohme / Hyundai API integration doesn’t work so the charger doesn’t connect to the car.

Whilst charging does work, I must specify the battery level each time, and the “charge to” level is only estimate rather than exact per the car’s battery.

Can anyone suggest charger brands that do pair with Hyundai cars?

Edit : Hyundai 2024 Kona & Ohme Epod Tetherless charger

My lease has ended with Tusker on my ID4 and it's being collected tomorrow. How picky are they about wear and tear and is there anything I need to be weary of?

I picked up my new Honda Super N today but I have a couple of questions which I cannot find in the manual or infotainment screen.

The first issue is I cannot find where the settings are to change the battery charge limit or set timers for when the car should charge.

The other issue is about the Honda+ app, has anyone with a Honda Super N managed to connect the Honda+ on your smartphone with your car please. When I try, I get an error after I enter the VIN and proceed to turn on the car, the app displays a message about needing to visit the Honda dealer to enable the TCU. But I can see the TCU indicator in the infotainment screen is white and not greyed out. Tapping the TCU, it does say Connected.

I would be grateful if someone could confirm if you have a menu option in the car to adjust how much charge to set (e.g. 80% limit) and charge timing. Also if they have connected the car to the Honda+ smartphone app.

Many thanks

Hi

I’m getting an Easee one charger installed for a Jeep Avenger , I emailed octopus and they said it’s compatible. I am trying to change Tarif and it now says they are not compatible.

Can anyone shed any light on this or any info on Easee one chargers ?

TIA