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  #2745851 17-Jul-2021 16:45
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What charger, if any does the M3 come with? Do I need to buy the Gen 3 wall connector to charge it?


Edit: Ignore that, quick google and answer found.



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  #2745872 17-Jul-2021 17:59
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mobile only now,  tho its good for 32amps if you can feed it


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  #2745873 17-Jul-2021 17:59
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mobile only now,  tho its good for 32amps if you can feed it




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  #2745908 17-Jul-2021 19:07
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sorry please explain mobile only?


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  #2745948 17-Jul-2021 19:54
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The portable charger you can put into your normal plug socket rather than a wall box they used to include also


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  #2745991 17-Jul-2021 21:25
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Suggest you have a look at this guide - I think it will answer most of your questions

 

http://www.electricheaven.nz/NZ-Electric-Car-Guide-13June2021.pdf

 

 

 

 


 
 
 

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  #2746077 18-Jul-2021 08:03
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morrisk:

Suggest you have a look at this guide - I think it will answer most of your questions


http://www.electricheaven.nz/NZ-Electric-Car-Guide-13June2021.pdf


 


 



Thanks, read. Thanks for the other suggestions above as well. Looks like the Tesla charger is the best and cheapest option for us. I have 3 phase right next to where I want to put a charger.

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  #2746078 18-Jul-2021 08:17
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morrisk:

 

Suggest you have a look at this guide - I think it will answer most of your questions

 

http://www.electricheaven.nz/NZ-Electric-Car-Guide-13June2021.pdf

 

 

 

 

 

 

wow cool how does it know how many cars there are in NZ!


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  #2746079 18-Jul-2021 08:18
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nzkiwiman:

 

"From memory" as I wasn't aware of a few apps that I am now aware off.

 

Was at 95% when I picked up the car
41-61% at Tirau (ChargeNet)
~32- 90% at Taupo (SuperCharger) (Auckland to Taupo was "doable" without any stops but I didn't want to risk it)
? - 90% at Magnaweka (SuperCharger) 
? - 90% at Johnsonville (SuperCharger) 
Attempted a topup in Blenheim (ChargeNet) but it was a fail - in 33 minutes, gained 5% (was freezing and wasn't able to precondition the car)
40-80% at Kaikoura (ChargeNet)
22-95% at Christchurch (SuperCharger)
? - 90% at Timaru (SuperCharger)
23-61% at Dunedin (ChargeNet) (someone else was waiting so I let them have it)

 

 

 

Can't really remember the percentages that I arrived at some of the SuperChargers, though I suspect it was somewhere in the 30% range as I was going to charge in Amberley before getting to Christchurch, but the car said I would make it with 25% and I decided it was worth the risk. I learnt never to take a cold car and try to charge - the trip to the Blenheim charger was a waste of time and $9.

 

 

how did the range compare with the stated range?

 

easiest would be - how many kms did you drive per unit km predicted by the car?


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  #2746167 18-Jul-2021 10:00
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448km on wltp and you'll get 320-350km in reality on highway.


Bjorn gets close to wltp in Norway but our roads suck. And no one drives like the gov tests require.


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  #2746176 18-Jul-2021 10:33
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So about 75% on a good day.

Anyone in winter in deep south? Would that go down to 50%?

 
 
 

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  #2746182 18-Jul-2021 10:50
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no it wont go down to 50%, you'll lose some to heating,denser air etc but nowhere near that much


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  #2746186 18-Jul-2021 11:04
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MrAmerica: 

Thanks, read. Thanks for the other suggestions above as well. Looks like the Tesla charger is the best and cheapest option for us. I have 3 phase right next to where I want to put a charger.

 

Yeah you'll need the Wall Connector if you want to take advantage of the 3 phase supply. Fortunately, the Gen 3 Wall Connector includes an RCD so you don't need to pay the $400 for a Type B RCD ontop of the charger cost.





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  #2746500 19-Jul-2021 11:32
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Seen reports of 800+ SR+ ordered in just a 2 week period :o


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  #2746516 19-Jul-2021 11:55
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RobDickinson:

Seen reports of 800+ SR+ ordered in just a 2 week period :o



Wow

Link ?

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