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Charging a Hyundai Ioniq 38kWh EV at a Tesla Supercharger. Tesla have opened up some UK Supercharger sites to non-Tesla electric vehicles. In this video, I charger our 2020 Hyundai Ioniq 38kWh at the Tesla Supercharger site at Wokingham, Berkshire. This site is prone to flooding, so it gets a lot of media attention when the charging stalls are standing in flood water!
I made this video in response to a comment on a previous video about the Banbury chargers, which are also open to non-Tesla vehicles, where someone said the Tesla CCS connector doesn’t fit in the Ioniq charge port, due to the LED light getting in the way. So I called into this Wokingham Supercharger site to test our Ioniq 38kWh. It does fit just fine.
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Timestamps/chapters
00:00 Wokingham Supercharger site
01:25 Using Tesla app
02:44 Plug in CCS
03:22 Charging info
03:39 Flooding
04:25 Stopping charge
04:53 Cost for non-Tesla
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