Petro Canada Chargers

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Thought I would start a thread as they should soon be coming online.
The one close to my location is not open yet but I will check it out and report when it opens.
https://www.plugshare.com/location/198486
There has been one Kona charging review ( thanks Kenneth Bokor Inside EV member) from Milton Ontario station that is open.
See at 19:57 of this video
https://insideevs.com/reviews/372572/video-hyundai-kona-electric-review/
Seems to have hiccups before finally settling in (so what else is new?) but after restarting supplied 78 kW @51% SOC !
Hopefully there will be no connection fees if having to restart to achieve this rate.
 
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Used the one in Dorchester, Ontario. Pretty quick to get charging, achieved 78kW as well. I find the cables too short at this location however. Had to park the Kona at an angle to connect.
 
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Used the one in Dorchester, Ontario. Pretty quick to get charging, achieved 78kW as well. I find the cables too short at this location however. Had to park the Kona at an angle to connect.
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Hey, that's where I live! Were you driving through, or from the area?
 
This was last week in Merritt, BC. Not in operation but very close.
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Looks like they have started construction on chargers at the Petrocan on highway one just east of Winnipeg. There was excavation activity when I stopped by yesterday.
 
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Progress(really just a big hole) at petrocan on highway one just east of Winnipeg.
 
Im suspecting, they will let us free charge, till they get most or if not all onboard.
If they are smart, They will price them competively and get the EV share cuz they are getting less of my ICE fueling now.
 
They are coming along with Petrocan chargers east of Winnipeg from a hole in the ground a couple of weeks ago to today with two concrete plinths in the ground, bollards and electrical installed. Looks like they just need the DC chargers and pavement work.

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