I traded my 2021 Mach-E Premium for a 2025 Volvo EX90. I have this set of original Mach-E 19ā x 7ā
wheels and Michelin X Ice Snow 225/55 R 19 103R XL tires with TPMS for sale. The tires were used for two winters, and have less than 2000 miles on them. Asking $1200 OBO. Local pickup only...
The administration announced guidelines and is releasing money for the changing infrastructure.
https://www.transportation.gov/briefing-room/president-trumps-transportation-secretary-sean-p-duffy-unveils-revised-nevi-guidance
Congratulations! Iām planning to wait a few years and find a used one. If used prices are like the Air, it should be a bargain. (Hopefully theyāll still be in business by then.) Keep us updated when it arrives.
I had the Emporia charger, with the NACS connector, installed last April, when it first became available. Iāve been using it with the Teslatap adapter since then, with no problems. It works perfectly. I bought it to future proof myself for future cars I get.
Iāve also been very happy with my hardwired Emporia. I agree that hardwired is the way to go, unless you need portability. Check out Tom Moloughneyās YouTube channel, State of Charge, for his thorough reviews.
I got a notification from FedEx this morning saying I was getting a delivery today. I didnāt get an earlier email. My replacement adapter just came, and is exactly like the one I received in June, except for a new part number. My original order was #4047.
Iām still here. Instead of ordering one, while living in Central Ohio, I found what I wanted in NE PA. Brought it home in a blinding snow storm on April 21, 2021. Glad I had the AWD! Since moving to the foothills of CO last year, and adding Michelin X Ice Snow tires, itās a beast when we get...
If Lucid is still around in 3-4 years, Iād like to find a used Gravity in the $40-$50ās to replace my MME, or maybe the Volvo EX-90. Iām finished with Fords.
Iām very satisfied with my hard wired Emporia. I bought it with the NACS connector to future proof my garage. I use a Tesla Tap adapter on the Mach-E, which has worked well.
This sounds like a very cool program that provides FREE 2-6 week EV test drives to rural Americans across the Appalachian region. The Mach-E is one of the vehicles offered.
https://rural-reimagined.com/
Iām a conservative driver, but with only 15,000 miles, my ā21 left me sit. I was able to drive it to the dealer where they said the HVJB failed. It took a week to diagnose, get the parts and install. Everything went smoothly, and I had a great dealer experience at Phil Long Ford.
Yes, itās the 80A Tesla Tap brand. They had to drill through the concrete foundation to get to the electrical panel. I donāt know about the code, but they pulled a permit, and it needs to be inspected. Weāll see what the inspector says.