What a difference from my experience! I'm driving a 2024 Ford Lightning
which has a CCS inlet. Although Ford will eventually send me a NACS to
CCS adapter, they are massively backordered. So I bought a recommended
A2Z Typhoon Pro adapter for about $170.
10 days ago (the day the adapter arriv
Yikes.
So it took an hour to get 40% added charge at $1/kwh?
So $37 to get about 100 miles? Do I get that right?
So let’s say a gas car of that size would get 33 mpg so 100 miles is 3 g @ $3
/g is $9
I knew fast charger was expensive, but wow.
And $1 / idle minute. I understand they don’t wan
Hi Folks,
I tried out the $236 purchased NACS - CCS supercharger adapter today on my
20' Chevy Bolt that normally has a 50KW charge rate on Electrify America
(VW) Fast Chargers.
The dealer was clueless, *no* instructions in the "GM" box. Here's what I
discovered:
1. Initially you *must* put the
