Cheaper holidays EV charging

Posted on 09/07/2023 09:01 by SteveL

It’s not free to charge your EV on a club site. I believe the charge is £9 per 24 hours, wether hybrid or full EV.

Posted on 09/07/2023 09:12 by young thomas

"It’s not free to charge your EV on a club site. I believe the charge is £9 per 24 hours, wether (sic) hybrid or full EV."

Is the above practice in the photo 'taboo'?.....should only 'proper' changing points be used?

Posted on 09/07/2023 09:12 by young thomas

"It’s not free to charge your EV on a club site. I believe the charge is £9 per 24 hours, wether (sic) hybrid or full EV."

Is the above practice in the photo 'taboo'?.....should only 'proper' changing points be used?

Posted on 09/07/2023 09:08 by Tinwheeler

And it must be charged via the caravan as that camper was doing.

Posted on 09/07/2023 09:30 by SteveL

Our caravan had an external socket we could have plugged in to. However, if we wanted to charge an EV from our MH we would have to do it as in the photo. Only a very few sites have dedicated EV chargers. Presumably why the Club has its current policy.

I suppose metering, if it is rolled out to all sites, will mean a separate charge will be unnecessary.

Posted on 09/07/2023 09:36 by Rocky 2 buckets

Hey TW, did you ever get an EV, I remember you mentioned interest way back?

Posted on 09/07/2023 09:58 by Tinwheeler

Yes, Rocky, although obviously not a tow car. A fabulous driving experience and certainly cheap to run at present. It’s first service was £54😄😄