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It's grey, with touches of seagull.

Similar to Greendwarf, I'll be visiting from next week for at least a month. Can't really charge from my apartment, but regularly use public chargers using free ESB Card. The PHEV only has a 3kW charger, so most public chargers take a a good three hours to charge from empty. There is only one...

Thanks for the link. That was in fact where I got the recommendation for using the app. Sadly, it doesn't go into the detail I need. Perhaps a bit of experimentation will do it?

There are lots of settings, for things like WEP, or WPA, etc. Does anyone know what the actual settings are to get this app working properly? Thanks.

White PHEV driving along Low Road, Thornhill, W. Yorks. I think it was last Sunday morning? I was walking the dog. It took a lot of willpower not to flag it down!!

Yes. Me to. About 20 minutes to 80% charge. Just enough time for a coffee and a sandwich.

After several tries over the past month, I have yet to get those chargers to work for me!

Oh, right. So, I suffered my own little "range anxiety" period for nothing!! I was just reacting to no blue thermometer bar for fuel and only dashes for range left. I'm not sure I'm going to let it get down that far again, but thanks for all your help and reassurance.

Hi, I was definitely out of reserve as well because the engine wasn't running at all, looking at the driver information display.

Hi, I experienced this the other week. Ran out of fuel a few miles before the end of the motorway on the way to Portsmouth. Save dropped out automatically and I did the rest of the journey on battery. Luckily, I just made a fuel station with 3 miles to spare :!:

I've seen 36 miles as well, but as said that seems to disappear very quickly at the start of a journey. Of course that might have something to do with the number of steep inclines I have to deal with to go anywhere from home!

A really poor do for a supposedly top of the line vehicle!

I have recently got my Outlander, so only seeing the benefits of driving it in the warmer weather. I anticipate a steep learning curve on range when winter returns!

It looks like you have strapped on a truly renewable energy source to charge those batteries!

Look forward to spotting you and a few other PHEV's in the near future.

True.

Ah, well in my case I look across the valley from Thornhill Edge, so not too far away:-) Your absolutely right about solar and and wind energy. There is rarely a still day.

The Outlander is definitely and obsession risk! There are so many threads on this forum that go into enormous detail about the performance, economy and other possibly quirky features. As you they they do however make compelling reading. So far, in my admittedly limited experience, I can get...

Although a bit of a newbie at this. I have only had my Outlander for a little over a week and I have yet to see any others. Maybe I need to work on my observation skills?

Although grumpiness from our "pure play" EV compatriots is not great, I'm not sure that telling porkies is really any better?