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Just think, without all those cars you'd have stayed at home and been a really boring old git.

I didn't know there were any people up there never mind crowds.:unsure:

My lowest price charging near me is with Eulektro at 43cents 38p /Kwh. This is not even shown on the Electroverse app, so no, I have other apps that are much better than Electroverse, including navigation apps. I have spent a lot of time researching the charging infrastructure here in Europe as...

If you charge with an Electroverse RFID card you pay your money to the Electroverse charging network. Example: Osprey charger at Elm High Road, PE14 0DQ Electroverse price 87 pence, MFG Charger at Clipbush Lane, Fakenham NR21 8SW 79 pence. The price you pay to Electroverse/Octopus is the...

Another app that is not so biased in terms of charging companies is ABRP 'A better route planner'. If you have charging cards from companies you would prefer to charge with you can specify them in the app, which will then try to plan a route that will stop at their chargers.

Maybe the seller has it wrong and he means serviced.

Another scare story from the British taxman. They have done this many times and then still upped the price of motoring in a less expensive way. The result? Everyone thinks 'well that's not so bad as it could have been'. Rip-off Britain. Glad I moved away 24 years ago. We have tax free until at...

Waiting to charge until you get to 10 or 20% is downright silly. I usually try to charge before I get to 30%. It gives a nice buffer if the chargers don't play nice.

Button on the end of the stalk.

Try cleaning the windscreen with some meths, and don't forget the wiper rubbers.

There are lots of cars drive into other cars, crash into living rooms, run over roundabouts, drive off multistorey car parks ............. on and on. Almost all of these are driver error and not car related but the car gets blamed anyway. Who wants to be the idiot that drives off the edge of a...

Just get in the car and drive it, most of the rest is a distraction. I don't have home charging and have never used the battery heating. I have had no problems charging except for it being a bit slow to ramp up when it's really cold and have had the car for 3 years.

What I did notice:- If I didn't give it enough time from the instruction screen on how to update before starting the update it gave me an error message that the usb drive wasn't recognised. I had to wait around 1 min before dismissing the instruction screen.

Just updated mine today. drive had to be formatted to exfat to work

Very strange. My car wont go into drive or reverse UNTIL you put your foot on the brake. If you press the start without pressing the brake nothing happens except for a message saying to engage drive you have to press the brake.

Then it would seem you have a corrupt download.

Once you have downloaded the zip file you need to extract it and then copy the 'maps folder' to the empty thumb drive. If you delete anything from that folder it wont work.

From what I can see of the charging networks in Europe, it only seems to be a problem in the UK. 1 Expensive 2 Not a great deal of charging stations. 3 Prices vary according to KW power of the station.

Boot is easier to open than the bonnet