2014 Spark EV's in stock NOW

Good Afternoon Everyone,

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Do you assist with obtaining the Fast DC chargers for installing in our home?

How many of the cars in stock have the J1772 CCS DC FC port?

nozferatu said:

Do you assist with obtaining the Fast DC chargers for installing in our home?

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You aren't serious are you? Good luck w/that.

I doubt you'd be able to find one for under $15.5K. The cheapest CHAdeMO DC FC (not compatible w/the Spark EV) I know of is http://nissanqc.com/ for $15.5K. And from http://www.mynissanleaf.com/viewtopic.php?p=332063#p332063

Information provided by Nissan at Plugin 2013 indicates average cost for hardware and installation at dealers for the DC FC is $49K.

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Perhaps you're looking to get an L2 EVSE installed at home so that you can charge at 240 volts? Perhaps http://www.mychevysparkev.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=3549, might help?

They have 4 cars with that charging port...I checked myself.

nozferatu said:

They have 4 cars with that charging port...I checked myself.

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And how many working J1772 CCS DC FCs?

I don't know....that's why I'm asking. I'm new here...so I'm asking questions I don't know the answers to.

nozferatu said:

I don't know....that's why I'm asking. I'm new here...so I'm asking questions I don't know the answers to.

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To clarify, DC Fast Chargers are not appropriate for home installations. The hardware itself is very expensive, not even including the transformers necessary to supply sufficient AC current. For nearly all owners, a 240V Level 2 EVSE will be sufficient to fully recharge your vehicle nightly. Any licensed electrician can install an EVSE, and GM will subsidize EVSE's purchased from their preferred vendor.

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FWIW, I know our very own TonyWilliams did want to install a CHAdeMO DC FC at/near his home long ago, when he still had Leafs.

Now he has 2 RAV4 EVs, neither of which has any DC FC ability, so AFAIK, he nixed that idea.