Hi there,
I'm about to pull the trigger on a new ZE50 Iconic without CCS and wanted to check people's experiences with Pod Point 7kw charging issues. I've seen a few older posts highlighting problems here and would be great to know if this is still prevalent on ZE50?
TL;DR we're not blessed with off street parking, but a kind neighbour has agreed to give regular access to his Pod Point Solo 7kW charger that he uses to charge his leaf (I've also got a backup plan of granny lead which I think I can get to the car without crossing the pavement).
Ideally I'd try and get a test drive to make sure the charger works ok, but given current circumstances and time pressures our side (we have a baby due at the end of June and our current car is on its last legs), I don't think it's going to be possible so I'll be buying "blind".
I'm aware it may come down to the wiring of the house/RCD etc, but it would be great to know how reliable the ZE50s are generally when it comes to charging, so I can see if the risks are manageable here.
Thanks in advance!
I'm about to pull the trigger on a new ZE50 Iconic without CCS and wanted to check people's experiences with Pod Point 7kw charging issues. I've seen a few older posts highlighting problems here and would be great to know if this is still prevalent on ZE50?
TL;DR we're not blessed with off street parking, but a kind neighbour has agreed to give regular access to his Pod Point Solo 7kW charger that he uses to charge his leaf (I've also got a backup plan of granny lead which I think I can get to the car without crossing the pavement).
Ideally I'd try and get a test drive to make sure the charger works ok, but given current circumstances and time pressures our side (we have a baby due at the end of June and our current car is on its last legs), I don't think it's going to be possible so I'll be buying "blind".
I'm aware it may come down to the wiring of the house/RCD etc, but it would be great to know how reliable the ZE50s are generally when it comes to charging, so I can see if the risks are manageable here.
Thanks in advance!