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Ionity is now on Bonnet 35p per kWh (or even less with a subscription) https://joinbonnet.page.link/y8j7bxLMcLf9t7zD6 Register via this referral link to get £15 off your first upfront payment. Bonnet referral code: RYG44

Just received an email from Kia about EV6 finance but also promoting 1 year for both “Ionity subscription” and “Kia Charge Subscription” Does anyone have any information on what is included with these subscriptions and what they are typically worth? I know Ionity has limited sites but does the...

Having had my Kona serviced about a month ago and the BMS upgrade at the same time, I wanted to check the charging on a high rate charger so dropped into Peterborough services this evening to ‘test’ charge on one of their high performance 150KW charge points. I had the choice of all 6 chargers –...

It seems that roughly half of Ionity’s UK devices are out of service. I was reading up on Maingau and I thought I’d check Zap Map to see where Ionity are sited and how likely I was to want to use one of their chargers. Lots of red statuses. Is anyone using them regularly? Is it inconvenient...

First Ionity in UK - Kia Niro EV Tests First IONITY Charging Station In England: Video I'm in two minds but verging towards, its a bad idea. In one respect it will stop people just adding a few % if they are passing by. On the other hand it will encourage people hanging on to eke out the last...

I think one of the interesting side comments made during the VW ID.3 presentation was VW's plans for Ionity. If they are really going to roll out charging hubs every 70 miles or so on all major motorways does that mean - finally - time up for Ecopaucity and the EH? Will it mean that, finally...

Ionity CEO Michael Hajesch claims that they had secured contracts for about 95 per cent of the planned locations by now. According to the executive, rapid progress in network expansion can be expected “in the next 30 days”. from this article, Ionity reports progress of high power charging -...

The Volkswagen Group, Daimler, Ford, and BMW have inked a deal to set up what they have named “Ionity,” a high-power charging (HPC) network tailored to EVs in European countries. Germany, Norway, and Austria will be getting the first stations and these are going to be located at intervals of 120...