How fast can the Citroën ë-C4 charge? Summer rapid charging from 10-80% 

youre thinking of america.

@@laloajuria4678The law in the UK is that you have no right to privacy in a public place, so he is correct. There are plenty of RU-vid videos by people who call themselves auditors doing just this, and hoping to provoke people enough that they call the police out, just because they know the police will confirm their right to film.

some people have a problem, they need to look at themselves, but they always want to blaim someone else. perhaps he was out on bail!

@@JimT-RCTo

I should add a couple of points to my original comment (which I stand by); - Assumption is there’s no harassment or intimidation of the subject when taking pictures/videos to remain within the law. - There’s a grey area about what’s a public place vs private property vs a place operating a business that allows the public access to its premises/property. In theory you should have permission of the landowner to film on this petrol forecourt, in reality it’s treated as a public place.

He would have sensed that, it's an inbuilt animal attribute of living things

@@tomquimby8669And that’s why that bully did it….and with his kid in the car.🙄

Thanks John!

That’s great timing about Instavolt joining Electroverse!

If you configure your dials on the Dashboard, you can choose Personal 1 or Personal 2 (I think!) and one of those should have the battery percentage?!

I know. I wish I was filming him!

@@MrEV catch 22

I had a diesel 2007 Citroen C4 and it was constantly blowing the headlight and tail light bulbs. There were some weird gearbox issue also when driving at highway speeds that would cause the service light to come on and it would disable cruise control. Drove it until around 330k km, started leaking oil so much and the clutch started acting up (even though it was a robot manual, so a type of automatic).

Yes, definitely - my confusion was just that I was expecting it to get closer to 100kW as I had with the e-208.

No, have to do each journey and switch is a bit hidden behind wheel when driving.

As others have said, it’s every time you drive - although to be fair to Citroen, I think they’re following a European law in that respect. Great value for your lease! Enjoy it!

It's not so much law, as far as I understand, but part of the calculation of the ncap safety score

I’ve had an e-C4 for nearly 2 years and I have never found the LKA a problem. It only seems to activate when it should and it’s just a gentle nudge rather than wrenching the wheel out of your hands. I have driven some cars where it seems to want to drive you off the road or into oncoming traffic, this has never happened in the Citroen.

Well done for watching them in order. I'll slow down a bit to let you catch up! And yes, weirdos everywhere (including me filming a charger of course!). I'm far more careful now. If someone got that angry with me in a public place, imagine a dingy car park. Scary.

Very true. I was just expecting to the see the 100kW peak at some point during the test, even for a brief moment! Maybe that just shows up closer to 0%.

It depends on the use case. I'm happy enough to stop for 30 mins on a long journey but arguably with a better range than the e-C4 has! The new Hyundai/Kia EVs with a usable 250 mile range and 18 minutes to 80% is pretty close to perfect.

@@MrEV I agree. I bought a BYD Atto3 and, although the car is great in many ways, I would have loved to have been able to get the Hyundai Ioniq6. It just dropped it's prices 6 months too late. The Ioniq would have aced my trip to Adelaide. Next February we (4 of us) are doing Brisbane to Sydney for the 'Everything Electric' show, but besides that it's retired as a distance vehicle. I have an SLK350 for when it's just my wife and I. Love and respect your RU-vid work (I dabble).

You never know who you're dealing with and I value my life too much to get into a heated argument with a nutter!

Yes! You’ll still get £5 off on your first charge.

@@MrEV What is the opinion on fast charging degrading a battery?

@@stuiebikedevils2748 It degrades it a bit faster than someone who mainly slow charges but really, I wouldn't worry about it at all. EVs are so good at managing the battery temperature (hence why rapid charging to 100% is so slow) that the difference is negligible. I saw an example of an e-Niro recently that had done 150k miles - about 20% of which were rapid charges - and the battery still had 98.5% health. And since the degradation was in the 'buffer', there was no impact to the car's range. Long story short: don't worry! The only thing I wouldn't recommend is leaving the car parked at 100% for a long time as that would be worse for the battery.

Thanks! Is hasn't happened to you yet then? Maybe it's a rite of passage!

Oh it has but usually it’s abuse as I ride on past at speed lol

@@TheEVside 😂

It should, but I feel everyone knows it as a frunk now and froot would get changed to fruit in the subtitles!

So true. We have more CCTV than anywhere else in Europe I think!

Was in Canterbury ... but I know what you mean

Canterbury has more than its fair share of people like that

Why would I lie about it? 😀 And I’m not going to start filming him just after he accused me of filming him, am I? And I can’t just get access to the CCTV, they’d only release that to the Police. (I did ask!)

Ok, seriously you seem a nice guy and i can believe you were in that moment of "Threat" worried. But to let a certain individual threaten you and misbehave in that way is pretty weak, you have every right to defend yourself and would have been justified to show them a smack in the mouth! After all there are plenty of cctv camera's around In your defence, just saying! @@MrEV

@@crazy-diamond7683 I stood my ground and refused to move after he told me to "get in the fucking car" - which he didn't like as that's when I drove towards me! - but anyone brazen enough to do that in a public place could do far worse, and honestly, I want my daughter to still have a dad!

Well, yes I wasn't there so can't imagine how the situation felt at the time. I guess you felt quite threatened and you should have filmed him for your own safety and its not right that you or I can be attacked verbally or physically in todays world. I do hope you gave his plates to the police to have a chat with this "nice person" You take care now! @@MrEV