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  • #25359

    Harry
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    I get my new Zoe on 15 Jan 2016 , so excited. I need lots of advise and tips from fellow Zoe owners please .

    #25360

    Harry
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    Thank you for good tip (Harry)

    #25361

    Harry
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    Thank you daveb99 for useful advice . Do you have granny charger as well . They are nearly £500 to buy . Too expensive, is it necessary to have one?

    #25369

    Mo
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    Ah see you’ve posted here too, I got a half price granny when my home CP was delayed but have only used it a couple of times, but it can be useful when away from home on the odd occasion.
    Watch ebay you sometimes get them cheaper there. 🙂

    #25373

    Harry
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    Thank you (Mo) for tip . Ill keep cheking online to find something cheaper. How long have you had your Zoe ?

    #25375

    Mo
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    EX Demo with just 18 miles, had it since May now with 5700 miles.

    #25421

    Harry
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    Hi does anyone know if the granny cable if is not original Renault, does it work , other made like Delphi ? . At the momen one Delphi is for sale start bidding from £0.99 . Onebay

    #25422

    Harry
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    Thank you for reply Mo , did you buy the zoe or lease it ? Im leasing it for 2 years , after 5700 miles , do you still recommend Zoe . The town i live its rubbish with ev chargers .

    #25426

    Mo
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    @harry Bought as Ex Demo from Arnold Clark Glasgow 90 miles from Dundee, went there as best price and best trade in offer. They had 2 demo Zoe’s the other had 256 miles on it.

    Still love and highly recommend Zoe to anyone who’s commute is not too far, having said that I have done Dundee to Blackpool and then on to Manchester without any issues so good for longer trips as well as long as you plan well.

    That’s not a Granny lead (occasional charging cable) on Ebay at 99p start, its a EVSE (Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment) used at untethered (no cable attached) charge points.

    The reason Granny lead is so expensive is that it has a box of electronics which control the charge from your mains.

    #25641

    JuliaM
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    Re Granny Chargers I came across this when taking a look for something that might be cheaper than Renault’s:

    Not many reviewers so far but it’s early days I guess and it might be useful.

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