How to correctly use the charge port & cable release on a Maxus eDeliver 3 (EV30) electric van

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  • Опубліковано 3 лис 2024

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  • @majsonpawel
    @majsonpawel 8 місяців тому

    Thanks you that should prevent people to destroy that cover❤
    This is one thing o that car incorrectly designed ?

  • @giggsandbiggs
    @giggsandbiggs Місяць тому

    We lease one of these through work, but when you unlock the van, the charger doesnt unlock. You have to mess around by unlocking the van, turning the ignition on, then turn it off, lock and then unlock and it will finally release. Also it wont charge at charging stations, only at home

    • @GoGreenAutos
      @GoGreenAutos  Місяць тому

      When you unlock the van, you do only have a set time (around 8 seconds) to pull out the cable, otherwise it locks again and starts charging.
      I'm think I read there is a recall on the eDeliver 3, to fix charging issues. I think maybe a cable assembly gets replaced. Maybe yours needs that???

    • @giggsandbiggs
      @giggsandbiggs Місяць тому

      @@GoGreenAutos it doesn't unlock atall unless we do the steps mentioned

  • @greigs9384
    @greigs9384 8 місяців тому

    Had great hopes Dynamo was going to convert these models into London taxis when the env200 ceased production. Sadly never happened.

    • @GoGreenAutos
      @GoGreenAutos  8 місяців тому +1

      These aren't the right vehicle for that. The way the rear bodywork is designed (to be lightweight) probably isn't suitable for seats and seatbelts.

  • @Corfine
    @Corfine 8 місяців тому

    Irish post an post have them and Volkswagen Beetle van Renault all electric Galway city ford transit DPD courier all electric

  • @Corfine
    @Corfine 8 місяців тому

    Two thousand grant for new electric vehicle

  • @jakeroadtonowhere4070
    @jakeroadtonowhere4070 8 місяців тому

    Why don’t you make them rubber things easier all in one instead of separate so annoying I hate mine I wanna take them off

  • @alanjenkinson7812
    @alanjenkinson7812 8 місяців тому

    No hinges on the bonnet, now that os cutting costs 😮

    • @GoGreenAutos
      @GoGreenAutos  8 місяців тому

      I can understand now why EVs don't need bonnet hinges as access should only be needed every two years or so....if they moved the windscreen water bottle. BMW have done this on their EVs and almost sealed the bonnet closed.