I got the GE indoor/outdoor charger. It has a jumper setting for 20/30/40 amps. Took me 1 hour to install the charger and the homerun to the electric panel.
Hyundai will have the Ioniq unlimited program in California. Unlimited miles, maintenance, repair, and electricity for one monthly payment. If it cost $300, I'm jumping on that deal.
In the US.
Residential get 120/240 single phase.
Commercial get 120/208 3 phase (wye)
Industry gets 277/480v 3 phase (wye) and up. The office gets power by stepping down the power, with a transformer. 277/480v -> 120/208v (wye).
There is no receptacle that will handle 277v.
We use a special...
I already explained where that extra kWh is coming from. The battery in the Ioniq has 50% less engery density than the Bolt EV. The battery is there but is Hyundai willing to pay more?