EV ski trip to the Alps 2024 - Tolls and Charging Costs

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  • Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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    Route to the Alps was Dorset - Portsmouth - Brittany Ferries- Caen - A13 towards Paris - A6 - A40 - Cluses - Les Gets. Return trip was via Thonon Les Bains.
    1438km on Autoroute toll roads, plus non toll roads, local driving in resort, return via Thonon Les bains and Beaune on similar route. total miles 1327.
    Toll Costs €171 including one I shouldn't have gone through, and a trip out to Geneva airport and back.
    Charging Costs, Ionity €80, Electroverse €151, Audi €49
    Total charging €281
    Charging cost is similar to 150 litres of fuel, therefore around 39 mpg.
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Комментарии • 4

  • @NigelSimkin
    @NigelSimkin 5 месяцев назад +3

    Just done the trip in our Etron 50 - inspired by your videos and won’t be flying again. Nigel 👍

    • @ski_tron2446
      @ski_tron2446  5 месяцев назад

      The new Q850 (same battery as my 55) or the original one?

  • @themanofmead5273
    @themanofmead5273 5 месяцев назад +1

    Before I acquired my Etron GT I owned a Tesla Model S and have travelled to Spain via France multiple times. Have charged at many French Superchargers and without exception they are always next to comprehensive services. Some are at hotels but in all cases everything you need is always close at hand. I have found in Northern France you get caught by the toll when joining and leaving the toll road. As Tesla chargers tended to be not in services this did mean you got hit for more tolls. However further South the tolls are on the main carriageway so you don’t get the “double hits” if you exit to charge. The monthly pass for non Teslas is £10.99 but as Tesla tend to be the cheapest of them all it would possibly be well worth it to do a single month like the Ionity pass on a trip like yours. The Tesla pass reduces the price per kWh by around 10p on average so in a month you only need to use around 110kws (so maybe two decent charges) to “break even”.

  • @eprohoda
    @eprohoda 5 месяцев назад

    bonjour,how insane trip,