DrPhilG wrote: » Seen reports in the UK that VW are to start offering more customisation shortly, a proper "build your own car" kinda deal.
bodgerfederer wrote: » did a test drive yesterday; was nice but coming from the egolf i can't say that it blew me away. it was however much, much nicer than the 2nd hand kona i test drove immediately afterwards. that thing was horrible and i won't ever look at one again. on the id3 can someone tell me 1. does it have a SD memory card slot? i've currently got all my music on a SD card which is picked up by the media player. i really like that. 2. is the id3 ready to go with a hitch? it's for the bikes.
kevin101 wrote: » Hello Hoping to pull the trigger on a ID.3 Life in coming days - anyone ever upgrade the steel wheels to alloys? Dealer looking for €1,200 which seems very expensive - are there better options I.e would standard gold wheels fit. Thanks
bodgerfederer wrote: » on the id3 can someone tell me 1. does it have a SD memory card slot? i've currently got all my music on a SD card which is picked up by the media player. i really like that.
the_amazing_raisin wrote: Short answer, no, VW Ireland aren't giving any discounts. Dealer can discount but it comes out of their pocket AFAIK. It'll come down to how desperate for a sale they are
fafy wrote: Best advice, is shop around, make lots of calls, send lots of emails, have been busy getting prices myself, got 3 quotes in today for exact same vehicle, Life ID3 204hp with metallic, highest so far was 33.4k, and lowest was 30.75k,(another was 31k) all straight sale, albeit the lower prices, would be whats instock,so a limited colour choice.
McGiver wrote: » So the deal to be had is in Kerry? Healy-Rae types of dealers, anti-EV.
ewj1978 wrote: » First long trip. 179km. Average 78kmh. 16.3kWh/100km. 4 passengers + luggage. 19c windy weather. 2nd half to begin..
McGiver wrote: » Would you pm me locations? Seriously interested and 2500 makes a difference!
ewj1978 wrote: » Only pulled 52kw on the super fast charger. 49-90%.
DrPhilG wrote: » That's a bit disappointing no?
ewj1978 wrote: » 390km total. 15.8kWh/100 Average 85km/h. Stopped once at killcullen. Only pulled 52kw on the super fast charger. 49-90%. Nice and easy car to do distance in.
eagerv wrote: » You wont get much better when you start with a highish battery %, even if the battery is warm enough.
DrPhilG wrote: » I wouldn't expect the full 125kw starting at 50% but I'd expect better than 52kw.
THE ALM wrote: » First long drive yesterday evening done. 311km leaving with 85% and arriving with 17% averaging 76km/h and 16.5 kWh/100km. The various assist systems are a step up from the standard acc, reading speed limits works well swapping from kmh to mph, automatically slowing for sharp bends, junctions and roundabouts. Still a glitch or two with the touch screen locking up and requiring and power reboot. All in all impressed.
Bif wrote: » Nice one. What kind of roads were you travelling on?
THE ALM wrote: » Good mix from Athlone to north Antrim coast via Cavan and Maguiresbridge heading for the M1 motorway.
Bif wrote: » Sounds like a good mix of everyday type driving. Was the car loaded? A/C on?
fits wrote: » I didn’t really consider travel assist when placing order but it sounds like it will be a great thing to have!
THE ALM wrote: » Just checking if there is an issue with Zappi and charging, seems reading online there might be. Local hotel has 4 Zappi chargers but getting 'charge delayed' error on 2 of them . Seems they are running older firmware.
THE ALM wrote: » reading speed limits works well swapping from kmh to mph
KCross wrote: » Zappi is fine with ID.3. If its saying charge delayed its probably because the Zappi is in Eco+ mode or you have a charge timer enabled in the car. Put Zappi in "Fast" mode and delete/disable any charge location/timers and it should charge away fine.