possibly chargepoint. They have a program in BC called zapBC, where you get a free charger, but have to pay for installing through their selected electricians.
I had a ton of room on my 200amp panel so I opted for a Sun Country/ Clipper Creek EV 50. Because I have an outdoor installation 30 feet from the house I wanted to have something higher powered to overcome voltage drop. Also, because it maxes out at 9.2kw I have some wiggle room for future upgrading too. I didn't want anything "smart" because most cars have apps now and the internet connectivity seemed redundant and a needless complexity. Also, size didn't matter when I was choosing (this station is pretty substantial) because it's on a post outside.I see most people are leaning towards the Juicebox for charging. Anybody considered other options?
Bummer! I only have a 100 amp service, but an electrician said I had room for adding a charger. I guess that lets me out of the zapbc program.
My dealer emailed today saying my estimated arrival (London ON) is Feb 2, plus or minus a few days. Suhweet!
I suspect it will be sooner as the Kona's are hitting the ground in Vancouver right now. And I bet many are on the train moving cross country right now. Tomorrow is the big media event in Quebec so I hope we see some things in the news.Dang!
That’s later than I thought it might be!
I was hoping we’d have it before the end of the month lol!
I sure hope so!I suspect it will be sooner as the Kona's are hitting the ground in Vancouver right now. And I bet many are on the train moving cross country right now. Tomorrow is the big media event in Quebec so I hope we see some things in the news.
It's SO great to have the full build and pricing tool available. And accessories!Hyundai Canada's website has moved the Kona Electric from future vehicles to hybrid/electric
I suspect it will be sooner as the Kona's are hitting the ground in Vancouver right now. And I bet many are on the train moving cross country right now. Tomorrow is the big media event in Quebec so I hope we see some things in the news.
I see on the Hyundai Canada site, one of the accessories is a block heater. That should be useful!
That is quite the boo boo.It comes standard with a leather shifter knob! It appears that Hyundai is still figuring out the bugs on marketing this new type of vehicle (that doesn't have all the normal ICE accessories!
I checked my insurance company today and they had no record of the VIN. He thought that maybe it was too soon. He recommended calling back closer to actual delivery. Also, today I got a quote for winter tires, rims and TPS @ $1500.00. This puppy is getting pricier all the time - and I'm already eyeing some accessories. Ka-ching!Would love to know what your insurance quote is. I have a perfect record, no tickets ever and no accidents every and I was quoted double what I currently pay for my 14’ Santa Fe. I figured it was a safer car based on all of the safety features it had that I currrntly don’t! Granted that was on a Kona ICE Ultimate that the had in their system.
I checked my insurance company today and they had no record of the VIN. He thought that maybe it was too soon. He recommended calling back closer to actual delivery. Also, today I got a quote for winter tires, rims and TPS @ $1500.00. This puppy is getting pricier all the time - and I'm already eyeing some accessories. Ka-ching!