In Ontario and Quebec I had decent results with Electrify Canada.
As of January 1, Electrify Canada reworked their pricing, approximately doubling costs from last year. So it’s no longer a deal, but I’d probably still primarily use Electrify Canada.
Announcement from Electrify Canada
"Electrify Canada announced today a new station-specific, kilowatt-hour (kWh) based pricing structure at charging stations nationwide. The new pricing structure will take effect on January 9, 2024."
During my recent trip from Michigan to Quebec City and back...
I went with Tailwind, just got everything working.
It took several weeks to deliver, probably in part due to people like me replacing their MyQ.
Installation was more wiring hassle than I expected - two doors, each with the door sensor and garage control hardwired to the Tailwind unit. But, I...
I think yesterday might have been the end of the road for most MyQ access, in my case via HomeBridge.
As reported on Verge, MyQ made an official announcement yesterday, shutting off all "unauthorized" API access.
My HomeBridge plugin stopped working yesterday; I tried (twice) the recent...
The spec that caught my eye is storage behind the rear seat. The Mach-E has decent storage but it's not huge in my opinion.
The Ford specs list the Mach-E with 29.7 cubic feet behind the rear seat. The EX30 specs list 11.2 cubic feet behind the rear seat, even including 2.2 cubic feet under...
I'm a longtime user of HomeBridge and the mentioned PlugIn. It still works for me, I just checked to be sure. That's not to say it will work tomorrow, but I checked the PlugIn code and the developer is still actively updating as recently as yesterday, with no mention of API shutdown.
If it...
Have you tried Electrify Canada? I had pretty good results, especially with the "Oshawa Mid" station which is about 50km from Port Hope.
https://www.macheforum.com/site/threads/michigan-to-quebec-city-and-back-all-on-electrify-canada.30204/
Not sure if this is a different path to things you’ve already done, but the instructions I have found mention downloading the FordPass app, entering vehicle details, and activating the modem via the app...
Some new pictures show the V4 Superchargers with built-in Magic Docks. The V4's longer cable makes this exciting for Mach-E use.
https://driveteslacanada.ca/news/teslas-v4-superchargers-in-the-us-include-integrated-ccs-adapter-and-credit-card-reader/
My recommendation is to be prepared. Not sure of your status, i.e. have you owned a (non-Tesla) EV before?
Perhaps you already know, but the charging infrastructure is not at the point of what's familar with gas vehicles - wait until near empty and find a gas station.
Assuming this is brand...