Talisker
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- Andy
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- 911 Turbo S, 20 Taycan Turbo, 23 Taycan Turbo S ST
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If you're thinking of touring Scotland, I thought I'd share my thoughts.
We've just has a week touring Scotland in the Taycan and charging was a nightmare, we used the ChargeScotland App but didn't have the RFID card, around 40% of the chargers were broken, especially at the ferry ports and around another 40% would only work with the RFID card. If you were lucky you might get 40KW/h charging, though most were 7Kw/h or less. GET THE RFID CARD! Some foreign tourists arranged for the card to be delivered to their first nights accommodation.
We used Booking.com for the accommodation and discovered that you can add EV charger as a hotel facility, this helped greatly, though the hotels charge between £35-£50 per night for a charge, regardless of how much power you use. In South Uist you could pay for what you use and Glencoe House the EV charging is free, which was great. Marr Hall Hotel, told us their EV Charger was faulty, only to discover is was so that their staff could charge their own cars (not happy), same with Talisker Distillery, the concierge was charging his car.
We've just has a week touring Scotland in the Taycan and charging was a nightmare, we used the ChargeScotland App but didn't have the RFID card, around 40% of the chargers were broken, especially at the ferry ports and around another 40% would only work with the RFID card. If you were lucky you might get 40KW/h charging, though most were 7Kw/h or less. GET THE RFID CARD! Some foreign tourists arranged for the card to be delivered to their first nights accommodation.
We used Booking.com for the accommodation and discovered that you can add EV charger as a hotel facility, this helped greatly, though the hotels charge between £35-£50 per night for a charge, regardless of how much power you use. In South Uist you could pay for what you use and Glencoe House the EV charging is free, which was great. Marr Hall Hotel, told us their EV Charger was faulty, only to discover is was so that their staff could charge their own cars (not happy), same with Talisker Distillery, the concierge was charging his car.
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