Slow AC charging is very different to DC fast charging much lower current levels with AC charging. And on this car if you charge to 100% are you charging it to 28.5 kWh or 35.5 kWh?
Charging by timer
Phone batteries are managed by battery care feature at least it does on my Sony, normally allowing you to let the phone fully charge by the time it thinks you will need the phone, I don't have regen on my phone 
Slow AC charging is very different to DC fast charging much lower current levels with AC charging. And on this car if you charge to 100% are you charging it to 28.5 kWh or 35.5 kWh?
Slow AC charging is very different to DC fast charging much lower current levels with AC charging. And on this car if you charge to 100% are you charging it to 28.5 kWh or 35.5 kWh?
Ex e owner
It already has been discussed. See the Honda E manual advice on charging discussion.advance2020 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 01, 2021 10:09 am I'm sure this topic will continue to be debated. Maybe Keithr will share his experience, and others who may have owned EV before.
And 80% or 100% Re: Charging the battery discussion.
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Many thanks for these links to previous discussions on this important topic.
Particularly like yours re. VW ID3 advice posted » Sat Oct 24, 2020 2:27 pm
This seems sound advice, esp. only charging to 100% occasionally, and then only if you plan to drive car immediately after.
Many thanks for these links to previous discussions on this important topic.
Particularly like yours re. VW ID3 advice posted » Sat Oct 24, 2020 2:27 pm
This seems sound advice, esp. only charging to 100% occasionally, and then only if you plan to drive car immediately after.
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