You can create an Electrify America account with a Canadian credit card. In the zip code field, use the three numbers from your postal code and add two zeros on the end.
this is usually the trick... but some Canadian credit card will not work with this trick. Here in Québec, Desjardins credit card will not work on the Electrify America app with this trick... but using this postal code format has worked in the pass elsewhere without any issues (like gas pump where you need to enter your zip code).
Having after four years worn out my original summer tyres on my Kona E, I’m buying four Michelin Energy tyres and recording the predicted less wear and increased kilometres per KWh . Great video, nice to see sunshine, green landscape and blue skies rather than white 😅winter weather.
We are from Seattle and are going to Kelowna BC in our Ioniq 5 next weekend. I was able to sign up for Electrify Canada. It required be to pay an amount ahead that was charged to my US credit card. I paid $60 which I figured would cover this trip, but it turned out that it deposited $60 Canadian which probably won’t be enough for our trip to and from with running around in between. It’s strange that EA hasn’t incorporated that into its business model too.
We just drove from Edmonton to Vancouver using Electrify Canada in an Ioniq 5. It cost about $45 CAD, so $60 might be close to your cost. EC charges by the minute, and an Ioniq doesn’t use many minutes.
Nice road trip... you made it in one day. So you're gonna visit my hometown, eh? Nice... I have been at that Ellensburg EA station that you stopped at... I hope I can do the reverse road trip (Seattle to Calgary someday... maybe once all restrictions are lifted at border)...
I love watching your video. always interesting to see someone actually using a Kona 😉 if you're still using the EVOBD2 module, did you do the update to V.2.20 (free update) to get the new battery capacity measurement? if yes, what's you current KM and what is your battery capacity?
Hi, thanks for your video. I always enjoy watching them 🙂. Especially as I have the same car 😉. Just a quick question: for your consumption calculation from cle elum to tavoma, how do you get 18.2 kWh/100km? You used 41% of battery, meaning 26.25kWh (from your 64kWh battery). 26.25/1.97 = 13.3 kWh/100km. Likewise, you should have 7.5km/kWh. (i didn't check the other sections)
@@READYSTEADYCHARGE In my Kona, I haven't found a trip counter I can reset at will. Apart from the global counter, there's the daily counter that only resets when unused for over 4 hours. Based on your numbers, you should have consumed 56% of battery instead of 41%. Différence feels too great to be thermal loss. I have the feeling the 18.2kWh/100km you mentioned includes the previous sections, especially the uphill ride. Meaning the average consumption of what you drove up to that point.
