Any pure EV owners here?

Chris

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Keeping it topped up using a standard plug and paying for the use of a fast charger when needed could work. There's just the small matter of the fact that a new Ioniq 5 is about £45K. I'm aware that there are probably smaller cars that are cheaper, but I'm currently driving a 3 series Touring and don't want to go much smaller.

There don't seem to be as many options for second-hand EVs except for the nearly-new ones that are still north of £30K.
 
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Holyzeus

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Keeping it topped up using a standard plug and paying for the use of a fast charger when needed could work. There's just the small matter of the fact that a new Ioniq 5 is about £45K. I'm aware that there are probably smaller cars that are cheaper, but I'm currently driving a 3 series Touring and don't want to go much smaller.

There don't seem to be as many options for second-hand EVs except for the nearly-new ones that are still north of £30K.
Plenty of options, battery health (SOH) is not the worry most would have you believe.
There are however many niggles that various models can have. Bit of research will weed them out. TBH the Ioniq 5 was too much to consider because of that.
 
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