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Originally Posted by rbryantaz
Some older grandfathered in Teslas do have unlimited free supercharging but even then unless on a road trip it just seems like a hassle and a waste of my time. Plugging in as a park for the night and unplugging in the morning takes no time and the cost for my daily drive is so low that supercharging would make no sense...
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My level 1 charging at home is set at 15a. That gives me 6 miles of range per hour. A snail yet if I plug when I get home, to the time I unplug in the morning, that’s around 12 hours depending on my schedule. I never have to worry about “running out of juice”.
Supercharging gives you the convenience of charging up to near full in about 25-30 minutes.
If you buy an ev with no access to charging at home at all, level 1 or 2, then complain about not wanting to visit a supercharger, that’s the fault of the owner. Not the ev’s fault.
It’s been working for literally every single person who has an ev.
People just talk shit because they hate to face reality. And the inevitable.
2035 on the move!! Lmaooo