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2026년식 · E3008 (2024-현재) · 일렉트릭 AWD

2026. 9. 24. 작업

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Not a fan of the looks of the usual over-fussy huge wheels.I had a hire 208 earlier in the year. The cockpit layout is awful and I spent too long working out how to turn all the nanny aids off.The Renault looks better anyway bar some annoying details.

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ajm_ph said: Mammasaid said: Ecosseven said: Agree with all of the above. I like EV's and can see myself buying an EV in the future. It's perhaps not so much the lack of range but the time take to charge. All this talk of 10-80% charging times assumes that the charger is capable of delivering the appropriate rate of charge. Many chargers are rated at 7 or 22kW and you could be sitting there for a couple of hours or more for a top up.I've had 34 years of taking around 5 minutes to fill the car. This feels like a step backwards.If you're using a 7 or 22 kW charger, you're off doing something else whilst charging, like sleeping, not sitting around waiting. If you are on a trip you find a charger with over 100kW output and that's when the 10-80% time comes in. It's normally just enough time to go to the loo, grab something to eat, etc before you're ready to go again. More often than not, the car is waiting for you and not vice versa.100%People think that you treat an EV like you treat a petrol car, stopping at a charger and waiting for it to fill just like you do your petrol car. Looking at it like that it's a huge step backwards, but that's just now how it works at all. If you're doing that you're probably not planning ahead. Our EV is pretty old tech now, the range and charging speed are considered very poor by modern standards, and even in that in the last 2 years I have only been sat waiting for the car to charge twice in 2 years. In total in the 26 months since I bought it, I can put my hand on my heart and swear that the total cumulative amount of time I have spent waiting for it to charge at a public charger (not counting when I have plugged it in while doing something else) is less than the time I would have spent at petrol stations in a petrol car. Probably about 5 to 10 times less, assuming a 5 minute petrol fill up twice a month.(I should add that I can charge at home, and will freely admit that for most people who can't do that keeping the car charged wou