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sixor8 said: Richard-D said: SchillingTwo said: eldar said: Sounds possible with cheapest power. My EV 143/.075*3.7=7,054 milesWhich brings us back to the sleight of hand that keeps happening when people are extolling the virtues of EVs, this claim that both you can do vast numbers of miles on them and that when you do the right fist to use is the cheapest home charging one.I an skeptical that many people are doing tens of thousands of miles and never paying to charge away from home.There's a lot of that but there's also just the failure to acknowledge that cheap electricity comes at the c

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Richard-D said: SDK said: Richard-D said: SchillingTwo said: eldar said: Sounds possible with cheapest power. My EV 143/.075*3.7=7,054 milesWhich brings us back to the sleight of hand that keeps happening when people are extolling the virtues of EVs, this claim that both you can do vast numbers of miles on them and that when you do the right fist to use is the cheapest home charging one.I an skeptical that many people are doing tens of thousands of miles and never paying to charge away from home.There's a lot of that but there's also just the failure to acknowledge that cheap electricity comes at the cost of a higher price during the rest of the day. It's obviously cheaper to 'fuel' an EV on a per mile basis (ignoring cost per mile which is more to do with total cost of ownership) but it's simply not as cheap as some like to pretend. The fibbing and cherry picking just makes those people's opinions worthless. I have home solar & battery storage, and so only touch peak day rates a few hours in Winter. Leads to the other benefit : being able to run my house 99% of the year on the offpeak EV rate is saving around £600 per year on my house energy bill too.(Plus solar savings)As I said - I'm not 'cherry picking' Anything else you need clarifying?In before you mention the solar cost : The saving this provides on my energy bill each month (£220+), is more than the monthly cost on my loan (£180) to have it. (Loan doesnt last forever!)Perhaps during December and January the solar savings don't quite cover the monthly loan cost, be we are talking a £20 to £40 difference, for those months, after it's provided £40 to £60 'profit' in the other months of the year."The fibbing and cherry picking just makes those people's opinions worthless." : Far from it Edited by SDK on Sunday 6th September 18:02 So you're able to charge at that rate because you have a pretty decent sized PV and battery system.That's quite a large outlay required to make that possible isn't it? This is exa