Have you checked that it's showing mph and not kph?

That's more than I've done in 15 months

It's been over 2 months since an EV owners posted anything.
Does anyone have anything to report, or even suggest for our amazing cars?

This doesn't happen to me in my car.
Probably because I haven't set up anything in respect to emails.
I wouldn't know how to do that anyway

My other half has a Volvo and the front sensors are "on" as default until he chooses to switch them off.
When he drives my car he can get worryingly close to an obstruction when parking before remembering to switch on the Kona's sensors.

Have you tried pressing the "unlock" button on the key fob TWICE?
This should release the cable so you can gently pull it free.

As has been posted already the central console has a switch to turn the front sensors on, or if you go into reverse first. There’s no way to switch them on permanently, which makes sense, as if they were on all the time, in slow moving traffic they would be forever warning you. In my opinion! Hyund...

Konerd wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 8:42 pm

Kona Kenny wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 12:26 pm I thought there was something missing. Its the grill, then I realised, you don't need one. Nice car. Lovely colour.

My word, you are sharp

Unnecessary sarcastic response don't you think?

When I bought my Kona it came with an offer of a PodPoint home charger. This was fitted inside my garage since my other half and I garage our cars every night. You should note that there may be a probem if you buy a second electric car and want another charger. It will probably not be supplied free ...

I (we) love it. Most of my journeys are around town, but I have made a few long journeys down to Surrey. Charging along the way is sometimes a faff, but that's not the car's fault, but the variety of charging points and the concomitant variety of billing arrangements, not to mention the varied maint...