MDK
Aussie Member
Dual CHAdeMO and CCS-2
All new city infrastructure will be Type 2 Mennekes AC and/or CCS TYpe 2 Combo.
Looks like they're CCS1.
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Dual CHAdeMO and CCS-2
All new city infrastructure will be Type 2 Mennekes AC and/or CCS TYpe 2 Combo.
I dont want to unnecessarily alarm but i thought i would share the attached article to inform...
Grrrr... I'm not a fan of them. They shouldn't be charging there as its against the Tesla TOS, but the "MyCar11" Model S sometimes just sits there not plugged in while the driver goes off.Generally this is in the evening and often a couple of spots are taken by the hire car/chauffeur company.
Surely they would have a payment agreement with Tesla as it would be a blatant misuse of the supercharger otherwise, and it would showup on tesla’s data. Agree they are there a lot, usually every time I drive past.Grrrr... I'm not a fan of them. They shouldn't be charging there as its against the Tesla TOS, but the "MyCar11" Model S sometimes just sits there not plugged in while the driver goes off.
Someone needs to come up with a tesla style electric busIt seems somewhat ironic to be charging my clean green EV from electricity largely produced from the clean green solar panels on the roof of the Adelaide Bus Station while busses sit next door just idling their diesel engines. I hope my HEPA filter is working.
Yes the bus at tonsley....faster to walkAdelaide does have 1 electric bus called Tindo which also uses the solar energy from the bus station roof. I havent seen it for a while. There are also various smaller electric driverless busses around including one at Tonsley i think. https://www.cityofadelaide.com.au/assets/documents/FACTSHEET-tindosolar-bus.pdf
Someone needs to come up with a tesla style electric bus
Indeed, but I also said ‘tesla style’, which means attractive, functional, market ready, decent range, fast to charge, reasonably cost effective, and comfortable.You said the above, all I said was BYD already have an EV Bus….
Ha!, I made a complaint about that same thing to ACC and Adelaide Metro just the other week.It seems somewhat ironic to be charging my clean green EV from electricity largely produced from the clean green solar panels on the roof of the Adelaide Bus Station while busses sit next door just idling their diesel engines. I hope my HEPA filter is working.