Honda E Forum

We can now also charge at the Tesla Superchargers in the Netherlands.

Good to see the front and centre charging port continues to be a wise product decision.

MattHero wrote: ↑Tue Nov 09, 2021 11:55 am Good to see the front and centre charging port continues to be a wise product decision.

I had to stand in two sections (one and a halve) for a while, cause the hoses of a Tesla Supercharger do not yield and are very very short.

For the Dutch, you need to download the Tesla App from the App store and create an account, either with a credit card or your EU bank account (IBAN). You can't use all chargers yet, but that you can see in the App. Tesla uses the same prices as Fastned ( € 0,59/kWh) or you have to apply for a monthly subscription. A Supercharger is not fast, I have refuelled 8 kWh in 30 minutes, at Fastned 16 kWh in 30 minutes. But the nice thing is, all those surprised Tesla drivers who think what is he doing here? F*ck off! So now you have Fastned, Ionity (I can never find their chargers), Allego and Tesla for fast charging.

iHansz wrote: ↑Tue Nov 09, 2021 3:40 pm A Supercharger is not fast, I have refuelled 8 kWh in 30 minutes

Is there a reason why it's so slow? Or is this just a limit set by Tesla for "non Tesla vehicles" while they are doing this trial?

Hopefully soon they'll be available to everyone everywhere

For none Tesla cars surely a market for an extension lead is screaming out to be taken advantage of to avoid the wrath of Tesla owners getting peed off about hogging two bays.

stzrd wrote: ↑Tue Nov 09, 2021 8:38 pm

iHansz wrote: ↑Tue Nov 09, 2021 3:40 pm A Supercharger is not fast, I have refuelled 8 kWh in 30 minutes

Is there a reason why it's so slow? Or is this just a limit set by Tesla for "non Tesla vehicles" while they are doing this trial?

Hopefully soon they'll be available to everyone everywhere

I have no idea, maybe.