Renault Zoe ZE40 Q90: Why Scotland to London Took 16 HOURS in an Electric Car (No DC Rapid Charging)

The Renault Zoe ZE40 is an EV with fantastic real-world range, but it does not support DC rapid charging. That means Martin has to rely on the Type 2 AC charging infrastructure.
Despite the Q90 version supporting 42kW AC rapid charging, charging stations with such output are getting rare, and Gridserve has replaced the old Ecotricity units with ones which do 22kW AC (if they have a Type 2 socket at all).
How long does the trip last? What's the total cost? And is it even feasible to drive long distances in the UK using a Zoe without the CCS port? All of those questions (including the 42kW charging curve) are covered in this video.
Renault Zoe's on the EV-Database:
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Introduction
03:49 Departure
09:14 Newcastle
12:57 Wetherby
15:16 Doncaster
17:34 Huntingdon
19:12 London
19:41 Charging Curve
22:15 Summary