Wow, this is the future of electric forecourts, just need a few more around the UK soon and we will be sorted, very competitive charging rates aswell, ca. 24p/KwH initially. 100 sites planned they say, this is the first.

Are there any good dealers in the UK for service and support? The most convenient dealer for me (Inchcape Preston) seems to be utterly hopeless. It took me almost a month for them to be able take a look at issues I raised a couple of days after I had delivery (from a different far more remote deale...

Thats a car fault, in 20 months of driving mine i have never had that fault and I drive in all conditions

I would call JLR assistance, but you can take the car to any local JLR dealer to have a look at it, it doesn't have to be the supplying dealer.

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Mon Nov 30, 2020 4:38 pm

I think I must be one of the few people who are very nervous about using a third party remote APP. I just use the Jaguar one which says the car's health is fine.

Nothing to worry about, it makes for a much better experience IMO using WattCat.

Great report electricfelix, interesting to read your experiences in rural France too.

The WattCat app also gives you them on the main screen

As far as I can recall, you have to register separately for both sites, but you can use the same email and password.

Sounds normal to me, many have reported the same. Mine is also like that, you get used to it. If it is really bad you can adjust it yourself though, pretty easy.

This is really useful, thanks for all the replies. Re the charging apps - do any of you subscribe to a network and use that as your main source of power, or do you have accounts with all the charging networks and just use what is convenient? I'm sure I'll get used to it (and it's where EV is still ...