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- Wed, 04 Sep 2019, 11:49
- Forum: Charging Infrastructure
- Topic: New DC fast charger startup looking for locations in MEL & SYD
- Replies: 0
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New DC fast charger startup looking for locations in MEL & SYD
Hi everyone! EV Up is a new electric car charging network I've co-founded and have been working on the past few months. We are finally at the stage where can get some fast 50kW chargers in the ground around Melbourne and Sydney, but are still on the hunt for great locations. Here's a mockup of one o...
- Thu, 17 Jan 2019, 12:06
- Forum: Batteries, charging, management and monitoring
- Topic: 7kW vehicles using 3-phase sockets
- Replies: 5
- Views: 1034
Re: 7kW vehicles using 3-phase sockets
Wouldn't you still need an EVSE with 15A support? The one that comes with the Ioniq for example maxes out at 10A (or at the very least only has a 10A plug on it).
- Mon, 14 Jan 2019, 08:47
- Forum: Charging Infrastructure
- Topic: Ultra fast chargers (350kW/HPC) in Victoria
- Replies: 16
- Views: 3627
Re: Ultra fast chargers (350kW/HPC) in Victoria
It would be great to have a few 50kW chargers around the Melbourne freeways at the service stations. Day to day you might not use them, but if you ever forget to charge (it'll happen) or end up doing a lot of driving in one day, having that DC fast charger not far off your route will be super handy....
- Sun, 13 Jan 2019, 14:46
- Forum: Charging Infrastructure
- Topic: Ultra fast chargers (350kW/HPC) in Victoria
- Replies: 16
- Views: 3627
Re: Ultra fast chargers (350kW/HPC) in Victoria
If anyone's interested in the technical details of these chargers, I got to see the one in Euroa getting installed. Nice gear :) https://www.drivezero.com.au/charging/whats-involved-in-the-construction-of-an-ultra-rapid-electric-car-charging-station/ Can't wait for the route from Adelaide to Melbour...
- Tue, 08 Jan 2019, 19:19
- Forum: Hyundai and Kia
- Topic: The full Hyundai Ioniq range headed down under
- Replies: 61
- Views: 15840
Re: The full Hyundai Ioniq range headed down under
Thinking to geek out connecting to the car via OBD-2? I can't seem to find standard Ioniq app out there (i.e. Google). Hyundai has an official app - Auto Link Premium . Comes standard with the electric variant of the Ioniq. It's just an OBD2 device with a 3G SIM & GPS built in. https://i.imgur.com/...
- Sat, 05 Jan 2019, 17:18
- Forum: Hyundai and Kia
- Topic: The full Hyundai Ioniq range headed down under
- Replies: 61
- Views: 15840
Re: The full Hyundai Ioniq range headed down under
Hyundai only offer it in a single battery size unfortunately - 28kWh. The Ioniq can charge via CCS2 (~50kW), which will take the battery from 0% to 100% in around 30 minutes. The on-board AC charger can suck down 7kw, which will fill the battery in around 4 hours from empty. Most of my driving is on...
- Thu, 03 Jan 2019, 17:08
- Forum: Hyundai and Kia
- Topic: The full Hyundai Ioniq range headed down under
- Replies: 61
- Views: 15840
Re: The full Hyundai Ioniq range headed down under
I picked up my Ioniq electric a few days ago :) https://i.imgur.com/5HIZmHl.jpg https://i.imgur.com/RQOUds5.jpg https://i.imgur.com/SnQFMl6.jpg Enjoying it so far, pretty damn fancy compared to the cars I previously owned (a Getz, a Corolla and a Magna). Most of the things I like about it are featur...
- Mon, 04 Dec 2017, 07:18
- Forum: Hyundai and Kia
- Topic: The full Hyundai Ioniq range headed down under
- Replies: 61
- Views: 15840
Re: The full Hyundai Ioniq range headed down under
motoring.com.au reckons Hyundai is shopping the Ioniq EV around to fleets and will start selling "select versions" (could just be the hybrids) before the end of the year. Full line up on sale at showrooms mid-2018. $43,000+onroads for the EV apparently. https://www.motoring.com.au/hyundai-ioniq-goes...