IONITY

Great app, great charger. Prices too expensive but I love it still

Easy charging with app. Please provide a way to easily see number of working chargers from app. Currently this may be seen only when trying to start the charge. Thanks.

There are bugs in UI that make using the app confusing. I’ve had numerous confusing situations (app didn’t show it, but charging started). It definitely feels unprofessional and amateurish, like a kids drawing. But the physical chargers themselves seem to work reliably (the charging starts even when app seems to be broken). Definitely needs more work, but at least it’s not completely broken.

Gdyby infrastruktura działała równie niezawodnie co aplikacja byłoby genialnie. Niestety trafić na komplet sprawnych ładowarek to cud.

Works great, but doesn't respect iOS location sharing, only when the app is in use. Doesn't ask for it and requires to have a fixed access to location.

Good new UI and onboarding, but missing charger kW capability on details screen, App crashed when opening without internet connectivity for first time

I have charged twice today and twice had to go through the payment and authorisation. It remains to be seen what is on my bank statement because it would appear that I’ve been pre-authorised twice for each charging session so that’s two charging sessions and four authorisations. That’s not what I really paid for, hence one star.

Not happy with IONITY charging as it takes £40 out as soon as you start charging and then the session keeps cutting off. So you pay again which means another £40 taken out of your account and it takes up to 5 days to get it refunded. When it works it is good but my experience hasn’t been great

Terrible from the start, both the app and the website doesn't seem to remember the correct password even after resetting it straight away...garbage.

In theory, hooking up to IONITY chargers is straightforward. However, the in-practice experience of this elderly (76) user is different. Consider this, I arrive in my VW ID4 after 100 miles of motorway driving knowing I need to charge to get home without anxiety. It’s raining heavily, there’s no cover over the charging points, the light is fading, I’m tired, I’ve been anxious the last few miles. I’ve used IONITY just twice before. The instructions on the charger are, to put it mildly, not clear or helpful. Should I use a credit card or the App (which I have signed up to) or my RFID cards (Elli and Electroverse). Should I plug in first or later. Do I show my card(s) to the card reader or the prominent reader sign? And if so what is the best choice and best way forward and in what sequence? No clear answers on the charger to any of these questions. I revert to the App. It starts well, I chose a numbered charger. So far so good. Then it goes wrong. The App takes me through a number of screens - but the instructions/ comments on each screen are in a tasteful purple on a dark background in what to me is a very small typeface. It’s unreadable unless I put my reading glasses on - and they’re in the car. I struggle on and apparently make some wrong move that the charger doesn’t like. I try to start again. The cable is locked into the car. Eventually I release it and move to another charge point. After further fumbling attempts, the car starts to charge. It’s incredibly fast and I’m really happy. So, I admit I’m old, but I have an honours degree, I’m not stupid. I am perhaps more anxious than a younger person. Solutions? Charging Points The guidance on the charging points needs urgent updating with clear references to the now multiple options for payment. They also need clear point by point guidance on the process suitable for dummies like myself. The App Similarly, the App needs a clear up-to-date, point-by-point guide on how to chose a payment system at point of use at the charger and, most importantly, the text on screens in a larger typeface with an easy-to-read typeface in a colour chosen for readability rather than conforming to a corporate colour palate. Summary Without meaning to be critical, I do think your customer-facing design team does need to give greater consideration to the needs of those of us who are not eager young fashionable types who are early adopters and learn easily, but are elderly and slower to learn but wish to do our b