Many people haven’t got it yet. It is a competitive asset up your sleeve to provide charging possibilities to the public. The first places providing hyper charging like Ionity will be victorious in attracting customers.
10:52 Those "Heat Holders" socks are *insanely* warm on the inside. I have some and absolutely cannot wear them in winter (feet get too hot) except if I'm outside in -10 C or below, which has become extremely rare in Germany nowadays. I wonder if your wife has had the same experience. But then again, Norway gets way colder than around here.
In Italy the price of electricity is: 0,20€/kWh at home (AC 220V power until 4,5 kW) 0,40-0,45€/kWh for recharge in AC at public point and 0,50€/kWh for recharge in public point in DC
I have now started to use the "EV charging" filter in the hotel search engine when I am looking for hotels. It doesn't need to be fast, I will be parked there for 10 hours anyway.
Really interesting to watch. Watching the other cars it looks like the uptake of BEVs is much lower in the north than in the south of Norway. Wondering how adoption in Tromsø compares with Oslo...
I think that Fjellheisen charger wasn't there yet during summer when we visited. We went to Polaria and charged there while we were inside, also convenient with Easypark app.
Why don't you also ask wifey to comment on some of the stuff that you do together, like the taste of the food, or the clothes you buy, or the places you visit? She seems so nice and delicate, I think you will have more variety in your videos.
When do you think you'll be able to drive a Lucid Air? How far away are they do you think? Great video by the way. Yours are always informative. Keep it up. 👍😁 By the way brilliant English I can't speak Thai or Norwegian.
You booked 2 more days and still they don't let you charge... I am disapointed with their hospitality :( (you should come to Greece we are turist friendly :) )
@@Sabeximus Denmark is still a bit expensive - but sweden and finland isnt - atleast not for a western-country hikersbay.com/prices/europe?lang=en - people used to have plenty of money when going to Barcelona/Rome ect - its just not the case anymore
@@bjornnyland just my opinion but she seems shy/reserved/annoyed when she appears in your videos, could be interpreting her body language wrong though ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I don't think we have to wait that long for Model Y tests. Imported models from the US are already in Europe. I guess if Bjorn have the opportunity to test the current ones he'll do it. :)
Was there not somewhere else you could stay that would let you to charge your car? Maybe if they knew you were moving to another place where you could charge, they would change their mind about being so unaccommodating to EV owners.
@@DaveVantage He explained in the video he wanted to document this charging spot for Plugshare, and only stayed there a bit to work. If you don't want to spend so much time at public chargers, just use fast chargers or choose a different lodging with over-night charging.
