Was just musing on our lack of rapid chargers. Shropshire as the biggest (inland) English county has none. Our neighbouring county of Hereford has none. Mid and North Wales have none. And Cheshire to the North from what I can tell have none....
Off the top of my head think every other English county has at least one at a dealer if not on the motorway....possibly the only exception being Cumbria...
Until recently Cornwall didn't have any, but now there are 2 at dealers (St Stephen and Hayle) and one a taxi company have installed in St Austel. Still none in a location that'll get me to the bottom of the M5 though.
There's one particular trip we tend to do that would be just about possible in a Leaf at the moment but too much of a pain to be acceptable to my wider family!
A few rapid chargers sprinkled along the route and at the destination itself would make it only a mild inconvenience
Peugeot Bargain!
Rumour at Fleetdrive yesterday - Peugeot are selling brand new 'Ion's for £13k full warranty and no battery lease!
Fair price is you want ab 'entry level' EV?
Burton on Trent. No rapids, no charge points at all and no plans to install any by the council. Renault are installing an AC charger but that will be for Renault only.
Hmm - Kentwise there is a rapid charger at Medway services - that's 45 miles from Margate and 42 miles from Dover/Folkestone. Too far for a run to the coast and back...
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