Talk Morgan Forums Community Vehicle Talk (non-Morgan) Time for Electric Power?

I think you need a Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo Peter ;-)

Given the cost of EVs why not try a second hand one for a while to get used to the change it would save some money. The lower range i3 can be had quite reasonable, as for Tesla ask yourself about taking tax into account and exchange rates why they are so much more expensive new over here (Tesla set the price to what market sales will stand) as a driver's car if range isn't important the mini is fun.

Don't forget given the fact your household has several cars long range trips can be covered by them.

So far this year my electric costs including house and car charging weekday nights for work are averaging out about £1.17 per day, yes I have a small solar system and use octopus go faster tariff.

The main thing with electric cars is the up front cost unless you go the rental PCP route that is.

Strange you have done this as I have just sold my Volvo as I'd done about 500 miles since its service last year seems silly having something so expensive sat on the drive getting covered in car poo (and work has made using more than one car difficult)

My Honda e suits me for my 20 mile each way commute. Entry and exit is almost as high as my XC60 was. Being much narrower it's better for parking at work.