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Dazzy49

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  1. charged mine yesterday from 9 miles showing to full. range said 42 miles. got home from town and it had dropped to 39 on hybrid and journey was 6 miles.
  2. I remember back a few months when it was hot and i switched the aircon on, my mileage said 38 as it had been charged at work and it dropped to 32 when hitting the aircon switch to the on position. Hasten to ass it was rapidly switched back of. Then went back to 38... Are you running aircon on all the time?
  3. Mine normally states 40 once fully charged and sometimes 44..depends on how cold it is..
  4. Mine charges about 11.5kw from zero miles. As PetrolDave says your mileage range is only for the useable kw as the unusable is for when you are at zero miles but the car will still have some kw in reserve to tootle about.
  5. I wouldn't say that it's a privileged position lol. The volvo I had until March was costing me an extra 430 a month in tax.. It's not like it was in the 90s lol... The government hammer you just because you get a car purely for business needs... Now it's less than 90 a month as its a hybrid...
  6. i have the 1.4 IV and at home it charges from the plug socket at a rate of 2.4kwh so empty to full is about 11.6kw which costs £2.43. On the pod point at Tesco or others it will only take a max of 3.6kwh so around 3 hrs from empty. I do this a fair bit and also at home. Average UK price for kwh ex motorway services is around £0.48ppkwh. With charging and a full tank of juice I'm getting around 650 mile range which isn't to bad. Again mine is a company car and only took this model to save me in BIK tax which on the Volvo XC i had until march was extortionate BIK...
  7. Lol didn't have a little green snake in my boot when i got my car.....😄
  8. What i have done is run a USB cable from the boot which is perm live to my Road angel as it has sleep mode but needs constant power and it has fitted neatly from the 12v in the boot to the camera. Took about half an hour. Or you can get a hardwire kit as mentioned and feed it to the fuse box. As mine is a company car i dont want any interaction with the fuse box ect so i cant get blamed for issues lol. Mine works a treat.
  9. Not sure why you can't get the same charge rate as I do as I'm only using the socket in the kitchen @ 13 amps..
  10. I use the granny charger and it conditions the charge to the battery, and skoda say its OK to fully charge. It does say to fully charge from 0 mainly so the battery is conditioned correctly. I charge mine twice a week.
  11. I have the 1.4TSI IV and to charge from home via the granny charger it draws 2.48 kwh from the plug and from empty takes around 3hr20 mins ish to full. It will only take a max of 3.6kwh from the various charging points with the direct cable so this then takes it approx 3 ish hrs. At home it costs around £2.86 to charge it from empty and that gives around 39-42 miles. Just don't use a normal extension lead as they get very very warm. You can get purpose built one for around 40 quid which is a higher rated cable / socket/ plug / inline circuit protector which plugs in you home socket. IMO it really should have a bigger battery, more like a 15/18kwh but hey ho it saves me loads on company car tax...
  12. Mine is Columbus in my iV 2024 year and it shows all the time when you have a journey set.
  13. Hi there, have you had the oem camera kit fitted.? If so I'm interested in doing this as I miss the feature 😪 Many thanks

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