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Seeking Mach E info, considering buying one

SpaceEVDriver

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We have a ’22 CA-Rt 1.

The ride isn’t as nice as the Lightning’s. We don’t take it on road trips as often as the Lightning.

We once took both on a 1200 mile round trip road trip together for reasons. We stopped at the same stops with almost exactly the states of charge. The vehicles accumulated charge as a percent of the battery at the same rate, so we were ready to leave the chargers at the same time.

That lasted until we used two different adapters at a supercharger. The A2Z second-generation adapter held the rate better than the Ford-branded adapter did, so the Mustang charged faster than the Lightning did.
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That lasted until we used two different adapters at a supercharger. The A2Z second-generation adapter held the rate better than the Ford-branded adapter did, so the Mustang charged faster than the Lightning did.
That’s really interesting. The nerd in me would have had to switch adapters between vehicles just to verify!
 

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That’s really interesting. The nerd in me would have had to switch adapters between vehicles just to verify!
I did. The A2Z performs better than the Ford-branded Lectron and better than the Lectron-branded Lectron. I’d already given away the Ford-branded Tesla-built adapter so couldn’t test it.
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