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I don't think that feature is available in the US. It's also disabled in Canada. I'm not quite sure though if you could bypass it.

I asked my cousin from Australia about this and he said that he had limited success in locating charging stations. The overall network seems unreliable with many missing stations and some nonexistent locations listed.

Agree with @lolo_sir 's suggestion. If you do that, the car's check engine light will come on, making the airbags useless.

Switching to snow tires is the key!!!

It's impressive that it can go so far on 0%. Will try that sometimes LOL.

Try checking the fuse first, maybe there's an issue with it.

Great idea but I don't think it's worth the time and money. Better just buy an ICE vehicle instead.

I recently charged my car from a low battery level to 80%. The car's app indicated a specific amount of electricity used, while a separate charging app showed a slightly different but more accurate figure.

Tbh, I don't find it appealing. The bulging part looks strange to me.

I simply called customer support, and they finally resolved the problem. My account is back up and running.

Did you try hard restarting your car to clear it?

I use a 7kW charger and I sometimes use it outside. No issues whatsoever.

This could help.

To get the most out of Octopus' dynamic charging rates, set your car to "Charge Immediately" in the app. This lets them control the charging schedule and potentially offer you better rates based on electricity demand on the grid. They're currently testing different options, so you might see some...

Try changing your car's charging rate. Do you know how to change it?

That's why it's important to own gas powered cars aside from EVs. I wouldn't gamble using my EV on long road trips, especially with my family. But yeah, I agree, there should be enough charging stations.

Were you with your daughter when she was driving? If so, maybe you had the key fob with you. The fob needs to be with her upon entering the car.

While this setting might feel warmer than expected, it activates more than just the heater and fan. It also turns on the heated seats, rear window, and mirrors for a more comprehensive warming experience.

Are these really good? I've read some reviews mentioning owners being undercharged and having mismatched meter serial numbers.

What did the dealer say? I suspect you have a faulty actuator. I suggest you try cleaning/changing your cabin air filter first.