Hi, apologies for what is likely to be a repeat question.
My car is due for delivery in April 24, so I'm researching home charging points.
If I look at the "top 10 chargers" type of search, I'm looking at around a grand inc. install however I reckon I can get a unit for about £350-400 plus install. Any thoughts/advice?
In addition, I'm told that some chargers wont be compatible with the IONIQ 5. Does anyone have any advice please.
Thanks
Martin
Charging
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Bromsgroveuser
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I use a Podpoint charger which has worked well on both the charger app and when i tested the cars charging schedule , it's really simple to use , wasn't aware that the ioniq5 was allergic to any charger as basically the car looks upon it as a dumb charger which has just switched on , i leave all my settings in the car on zero and just use the charger settings
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martind1968
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Cheers mate. I'm not convinced the Ioniq 5 is allergic I just read that somewhere and thought best to ask
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Calculus242
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You need to select your charging tariff before you select your chargepoint supplier. The best tariffs from Octopus and OVO require specific smart chargepoints. Using a dumb chargepoint means that you are restricted to timed off-peak tariffs which may only deliver 4 hours per day at a cheap rate (equivalent to 28.8kWhr maximum).
