JSlip wrote:I just don't get why it won't work in Canada.

I expect that it's because the government regulator thinks it's a bad idea for someone like a valet to be able to program a key blank that they could then pass off to someone else to steal the car at their convenience.

bobo wrote:Lots of pics on the net. Check it out.

I think Elon may have shattered my belief that substance is more important than style...

Is there a way to have the cabin heat run while fast charging? Absolutely, just don't turn the car off. You can charge, start charging, or end charging with the car turned on. And you can turn the car on or off while charging. So just have the car turned on with the HVAC running while you're plugge...

SparkE wrote:However, my point was you were not using a valid example, as selling cars with either Type 1 or Type 2 plugs depending on market is trivial.

I was using it as an example of how an automaker can equip cars differently for different markets, that's all.

The writing is on the wall for CHAdeMO in North America. The Asian manufacturers should equip cars for the North American market with CCS charging ports. There's no technical reason that they can't do this, just as the European manufacturers equip their cars with CCS Type 1 or Type 2 ports dependin...

The writing is on the wall for CHAdeMO in North America. The Asian manufacturers should equip cars for the North American market with CCS charging ports. There's no technical reason that they can't do this, just as the European manufacturers equip their cars with CCS Type 1 or Type 2 ports depending...

imfromjersey wrote:Thanks I will check and see if Auto Heated seats are on in the Options menu, I didn't realize that wasn't on by default.

If you bought a used Bolt it doesn't matter whether it's the default or not - what matters is how the previous owner left it set.

I can't speak for chargers intended to be mounted on the wall, but Tesla makes what is IMHO the best portable charger - it accepts interchangeable AC plugs and adjusts the charge rate it advertises based on the plug type. You need to buy a Tesla-to-J1772 adapter to use it, though, and that makes it...

1. Do there exist any level 2 chargers, other than JuiceBox and OpenEVSE, that allow the amperage to be adjusted? I can't speak for chargers intended to be mounted on the wall, but Tesla makes what is IMHO the best portable charger - it accepts interchangeable AC plugs and adjusts the charge rate i...

I was thinking of using a heating pad for a constant low heat source to clear the windshield of the light haze while I was driving in mild temperatures. Thanks. I have a feeling it would cause more issues because the heated air near the pad can hold more moisture which would then condense out on th...