Vauxhall Combo-e

[tamore]

picked up a combo-e at the weekend, and if this is electric motoring at this end of the scale (boxy van type thing with seats), then god knows what it's like at the premium/performance end. no doubt in my mind now that our business van will be chopped in for an electric version at some point, and probably get something more fun but still bev to replace the old dog bus (diesel V60 estate)

i don't do eleventy billion miles a day with no stops, so it should work for us no problem. will try a 20-80% high power charge at some point just for the hell of it and to see what it actually takes. 99% of the time it'll be charged on a cheap overnight rate at home.

[codenamecueball]

tamore said:

picked up a combo-e at the weekend, and if this is electric motoring at this end of the scale (boxy van type thing with seats), then god knows what it's like at the premium/performance end. no doubt in my mind now that our business van will be chopped in for an electric version at some point, and probably get something more fun but still bev to replace the old dog bus (diesel V60 estate)

i don't do eleventy billion miles a day with no stops, so it should work for us no problem. will try a 20-80% high power charge at some point just for the hell of it and to see what it actually takes. 99% of the time it'll be charged on a cheap overnight rate at home.

How do you find the cargo space in it? Currently trying to decide between the refinement, perks and higher range of the Ioniq 38 for the load volume of the e-Rifter.

[tamore]

seats down it's pretty much a combo van so massive for a domestic vehicle. we got it as it'll occasionally carry beer to customers and we have 3 labradors we take everywhere and 2 of them are cracking on so the low access height via the boot is great for them.