Charging electric cars on Club sites.

You said that it costs £225 a month in fuel Malcolm. That's £2,700 a year and at £5.50 a gallon that is 190 gallons that is around 24.5 miles to a gallon? Seems unlikely as I could probably equal that with my X-Trail. 

If you are spending £225 on petrol for the Smart that only works out at about 25 miles to the gallon. I think I would get that from my XTrail.🤔

Hey Steve, how did you steal my post! ?? Oh!! You didn't but very similar. Great minds ............... 

Malcolm and Mathis have never made sense.

I have to fill up fuel twice a week and each time it costs between £20 to £25. I also thought when I first bought it that I would get much more mileage out of the Smart car. The reality is that I don't. Granted the cost is half as much as the Shogun, so there is some saving but there will be much more saving by switching to EV.

You could save a lot more by ditching the whole idea of delivering pizzas and get a job in a fixed location. Whether this is in a warehouse or superstore does not matter. Have you not realised that your current job is costing you thousands and thousands?

Our Smart is the same engine size as Malcolm's and used mainly around town for short trips, with perhaps one longer trip each month to visit the grandchildren.

 I keep records and find we average just under 40 mpg.

You hope,but it may be nearer than that

Most people don't buy towcars. People that do are in a small minority & car manufacturers, in the main, don't give a monkey's about them so an electrickery towcar will be at the bottom of any priority list.

Which is fine MM as an electrickery towcar will be at the bottom of my list as well

I've 2 Smarts. One is a 84bhp turbo Fortwo, t'other is a Roadster.The Fortwo is for commuting (45 miles round trip, mixture of roads) and general knocking about & gives 45/50 mpg. The Roadster is used these days as a toy but gives similar mpg as the Fortwo. 

The diseasal 451 Fortwo apparently gives more like 60mpg but is gutless to drive.