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ChargeFox EV charging Network
- Thread starter Chuq
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We know that will happen. When is the question.
Tesla has added third party networks in Europe.
And has a policy for these chargers
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Tesla has added third party networks in Europe.
And has a policy for these chargers
Improving Access to Third-Party Fast Charging | Tesla Support
Third-party fast chargers that meet our performance and reliability standards will be added to Tesla’s navigation automatically as Qualified Third-Party Chargers.
Hmm, I wonder if Evie will get there before Chargefox then. Chargefox is potentially in a difficult position when they don't own the charging infrastructure.We know that will happen. When is the question.
Tesla has added third party networks in Europe.
And has a policy for these chargers
Improving Access to Third-Party Fast Charging | Tesla Support
Third-party fast chargers that meet our performance and reliability standards will be added to Tesla’s navigation automatically as Qualified Third-Party Chargers.
Very annoying. To add insult to injury, it displays this message when I literally put “ Chargefox charging Station” as the destination on the Tesla Nav
RichardV
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Not sure if it’s permanent, looking at the plug details in the app:
On a similar note, Electric Highway Tasmania, owners of the former Chargefox Kings Meadows 350 kW, have said they’ll now be advertising this site as 200 kW since that’s what the site power supply allows.
On a similar note, Electric Highway Tasmania, owners of the former Chargefox Kings Meadows 350 kW, have said they’ll now be advertising this site as 200 kW since that’s what the site power supply allows.
The price has also been reduced at Gundagai, which would perhaps suggest permanent.
But from recent photos it's stil the 350kW units that were moved.
But from recent photos it's stil the 350kW units that were moved.
I encouraged them to reduce the price of the throttled charger back in June down to 45c/kWh. Seems it's stuck.
That 2019 build date on the distribution board confirms that these are the ex-Toombul units, as previously discussed in this thread.
129 new 'plugs' added to the network in July - 129 new plugs added to largest EV charging network in July – Chargefox
I don’t think Chargefox should claim they are the “largest EV charging network” when they are getting out of the hardware ownership game and just providing the backend.
Whose brand is on the charger as the CPO and is pinged when the hardware fails - that’s what counts in my book.
Whose brand is on the charger as the CPO and is pinged when the hardware fails - that’s what counts in my book.
GregHudson
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I used the Tesla App / Climate / Defrost car a weeks ago at a Motel where it was -4C and the car had 5mm of ice all over it. It sucked 6kWh to clear, and precondition (via the scheduler) to go 2km to the SuperCharger. Filled to 100% the night before, and filled to 100% again in the morning due to the sub zero temps.(Goulburn NSW)...
The New South Wales Government has selected Chargefox to provide a range of services to support the electrification of government vehicles across Australia’s most populous state.
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