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Indevolt Batteries UK Support & Info Thread

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Batpred
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Posted by: @chandykris

@indevolt-uk Keen to know more about the pricing and when this would be available in the UK.

Indeed. Without that, it is just loose marketing.. 

 


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JamesPa
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In fairness I don't think that plug in batteries are legal yet and a definite date has not been published.  EU pricing is available online but if course there is potentially ak UK premium (or discount) to account for.

Fundamentally you are right though, until we have price and availability then it's just marketing.


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