I have just come off the phone to Octopus Energy to check if Hydravolt home 3 pro chargers are now compatiable with Octopus Inelligent go and informed that yes it is but the car needs to be compatible also. I was under the impression that although the charger is preferable to the car you do not require both. At the moment I am considering upgrading my car to the Renault Scenic e-tech 87 kwh which according to Octopus website is on the list of cars and passes the test to see if you are eligible.But I might change my mind at some point. Why is the information from Octopus Energy so conflicting to what is out there? There seems to be a lot of conflicting advice out there .
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The only charge points that are fully - and reliably - compatible with OIG at the moment seem to be the Ohme, Zappi and Wallbox, if posts on the forum are anything to go by. (Edit: I say 'reliably' only in terms of the posts on the forum indicating that there are plenty of people who have them and seem OK with them (albeit there are still some posts around issues). I don't mean to say that other prducts on the integration list are inferior.)
Even if your current EV was integrated with OIG there's an argument for still getting one of these charge point in case you add or replace the car with another model that's not integrated. Whether you think this is worth the premium on a non-integrated charge point is your decision.
Even if your current EV was integrated with OIG there's an argument for still getting one of these charge point in case you add or replace the car with another model that's not integrated. Whether you think this is worth the premium on a non-integrated charge point is your decision.
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