@@joegee3851 yeah it's hilarious how fucking retarded CA is. They want to go full EV which i'm down but they only have good ideas and no solutions to make those good ideas sensible. literally my brother got tesla solar so that he doesn't get outages which CA is known for.
@@stimulatemyexistence5669 Charging rate slows as the battery gets closer to full so it's faster and cheaper to charge to say....80% than it is to go the full 100% which costs a lot more and takes a lot longer.
That’s insane!!! For me to charge from home it’s $.07 per kWh and a super charger typically costs me between $10-$15 between Pittsburgh area and Cleveland area. Destination chargers are clutch too!! Free and appearing at so many hotels.
@@bobby45 not even close. That cost is at a super charger only. When I am at home I can charge 0 % TO 100% for $3.50 and that's 240 miles. Find me that price for gas. I have only used a super charger maybe a dozen times in 3 years.
I’m honestly super surprised. In Texas I suppose it’s just a lot cheaper to charge it. Overnight it costs me about $1.50 a night and a supercharger 20-90% is about $8-$12.
That’s 1 tank for truck truck a week. Nice. Looking into getting a Tesla after truck. $45 for a month at home, good deal. What I made your thoughts from gas vehicle to Tesla? Sounds like your daily and I would start off for work, superchargers available and calculations is $8 100% from zero so $4 for 50% like a motorcycle at that price. Thanks for your input.
After reading comments, it feels like the 90’s with LAN calls, call after 6pm for free. This case is charge your Tesla after 10pm for lower charge rates, state, city, gov’t tax not included.
It’s seems like gas is doubled just for electric purchase when cost of it was what gas was previously. Costly too, $60,000 for a starting off, could just get a Ford Raptor Ranger or F-150.
@@hverrett9212 That means it be much cheaper to charge at home while you sleep. Like everyone says. This depends on your location. Tesla superchargers have peak and off peak rates just like your home.
@@FunandBudget - Me too when I ordered a '20 MS on a sales incentive in Oct 2019, even nicer when a SC station opened 0.3 miles away, previous was 5 miles, got lucky.
Damn $0.27/kWh is pretty expensive! Edit: YOU CHARGED AT $0.68/kWh!?!? HOLY CRAP! Never knew they could get that high… highest I’ve ever seen after 5 months of ownership was $0.39! So cut yours in half if your not in a major city I assume
To be fair I would like to know the factors that lead to that $40. Not many are charging from 0 to 100. Did you charge off peak hours or on peak time? And what state are you in because I believe California for example has some of the most expensive prices compared to the rest.
I think you should also add the time to charge in this equation. Also supercharging depends on the local cost of electricity. I did a trip from So Cal to Seattle and while in Oregon the price was way cheaper than California and Washington.
I went front paying $400 for gas on my explorer a month to $30 a month for Tesla. Have fun with your oil changes, smog, starter, alternater, exhaust fixes, catalytic converters, spark plugs, ignition coils, fuel system problems, radiator coolant leaks, changing your air filter, and on and on. Tesla doesnt need anything - exept new tires every 6-8 years.
Good lord. I live in Portland, OR and a full charge from sub 10% to 100% costs about 18 dollars. Supercharger rates do vary though. There is one down in the southern part of the state that is, for whatever reason twice that amount. Other than that, I have never paid over $25.00...
I normally charge at $5-$8 from 20%-90% if I charge before 8am at any super charger. I don’t know how it works in Australia but dang $40?? That’s a full tank of gas in a small car
I did the whole math on a excel sheet… The conclusion is hybrid is a better all around choice… There is no options with enough space for cargo and room offer in a SUV style… The model x is 125k which you can get a hybrid sequoia, grand highlander, telluride, atlas, Mercedes gle etc all those SUV for cheaper and it will take 10-15 years for electric car to see any savings.. More ev companies need to enter the US market (NIO) and create SUV that are affordable…
Some Tesla super chargers in south Florida are ONLY 17¢ a kWh to charge off peak (before 8am). I always bring my pre workout and drink it while it charges, then head to the gym about twice a week. I live in an apartment, so I can’t charge it, but it’s like the same price as my electricity bill
My utility company doesn't have off-peak rates, sadly, but I have solar panels. All my electricity is free (except for the upfront payment for the panels, which will pay for themselves after approx. 12 years), so except for road trips, driving my EV is virtually free.
Charging my bmw for 40€ full. The diesel lasts for 500 miles. I can not recommend Tesla if you live in Germany. We have no speed limit in the german autobahn / highway. So whenever you see a Tesla driving he is blocking the entire traffic because they are just too slow for our traffic. So to all Tesla drivers in Germany: please keep right behind the trucks and dont block the traffic. Because you need to drive at least 120 mph or 200 kmh when changing to the left lane, which your car is simply not capable of.
What many don’t know is that EVs are very efficient. From fueleconomy government website: The MPGe equivalent of the Tesla model 3 is 132 combined city/highway, city is 138, highway 126. No ICE comes close. 25 kWh/100 miles, do the math. No oil changes, no tuneups, very seldom brake jobs if ever, thanks to regen braking. Current base price of a RWD a Model 3 is $38,990 less tax credit, if any, you may qualify for.
It depends on many factors, when, where, how fast, how long, and how long did you idle (cable connected without charging). Excluding free charging places, the cheapest is at home during off peak hours.
So it's better to get a car with a combustion engine that only needs 40 bucks to fill it up and your wayyyyy better off... Honda Fit is a good example with way more room too
It depends on location/state, time of day, speed of the charger and electric provider. Also, many shops, restaurants, hotels and even local governments offer free charging when your using their services.
Tesla charging is about 20% inefficient. There are pumps, chillers, inverter ineffiency, and line losses that you pay as you charge. A rule of thumb: add 20% to the kwh rate you calculate with.
Near me I have found tesla supercharger that costs 0.25$/KW - so it will cost me to charge from 10% battery to 95% battery on LR model Y a WHOPPING $12, I live in Northern San Diago.
OC during peak hours which is basically 9am- 9 pm .50 cents. Easily adds up to $40 if you need to charge full. The prices have gone up so much it’s not that great anymore
Also, I hate the charging while you shop thing. People hogging the charger without actually needing it or needing it for that long, while others are desperate for a charge.
That’s If you live in a really expensive area. Obviously charging cost depends on where you charge and what company’s infrastructure you are using. Tesla Supercharging is the most expensive for me on average it’s about $20-$30 to fully charge. Other companies like ChargePoint and Blink are cheaper but slower. For me ChargePoint cost $5-$6 to fully charge and blink is about $15-20. At home it’s the cheapest around $3-$5 I live in Scottsdale Arizona.
During non peak charging times I spend a little over 7$ sometimes 8 depending on day and time of night try charging from 12-4am that’s the lowest costs time to charge the car
Used to be cheap. When I bought my Tesla m3 2 years ago I could charge from 10% to 90% for 14 bucks, now it’s damn near the same as filling my old car with gas.
For the people in the comments saying it’s expensive than how much it cost for them. You’ve obviously never lived in California. Everything is 2x the cost
That's not a US spec Tesla model. Look at the CCS2 connector and the 220V wall outlet. Maybe she's in Australia since she's talking about (Australian) Dollar?
Super chargers to me are designed for road trips, and if you desperately need a charge, so you are paying for that convivence... Just charge at home when you can, or look for the free chargers.
Never charge your Tesla or any EV to 100%. It’s best to charge it to 80%. That’s the quickest time the chargers charge; from 10% - 80%. It will take almost the same time to go from 10-80% as it takes to go from 80-90%. This is a huge waist of time and money to take it past 80%. For long trips it’s ok to charge to 100, but for normal use, just 80% is the standard recommendation.
For 9 months of working, never paid to charge.. my employer have charging stations. Now I work a little late, been paying once a month approximately $10 now.
It cost me $5.74 to charge my Tesla Model 3 long range with the 82 kilowatt battery pack. Off peak at 7 cents a Kilowatt. On peak at 22 cents a Kilowatt it would cost me $18.04. At 38 cents at a super charger it would cost $31.16. So when and where would you charge?
That's crazy I at home i pay about 3ish 4ish dollars to fully charge and at a charger usually max 15 in califorina 25 ? Is like peak hours and your take breaks doing donuts in the middle of charging
Obviously from California or close by. My price per kWh is 25% her numbers for the EV due to the local utility EV special TOU rates @ 6 cents per kWh. Also the supercharger pricing was also outrageous. Highest price anywhere from here to FL is 44 cents per kWh and that is only during peak times.
cost me $17 to charge my longe range model Y in the super charger and I live in Dallas. So it will probably cost me around $5 at home. Where you live matters
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She better learn about those off-peak charging hours lol. I never pay more than $11 to go from 20% to 100%
she just bs for views.
Lit, I never pay more that 9 or $10 when I charge it after 11pm lit it could be 17cent per kWh
Even at high-peak it doesn't cost that much..i don't know what country she lives in
When it’s time to Replace that Tesla battery over $10,000.00 it will make up for those cheap prices 😂
@@idcnetwerk9265 you mean when you hit 200K miles? (or more). Are you familiar with transmission costs on gas cars?
Since my tesla is older - its grandfathered in to when supercharging was free - so it cost me nothing still
Lucky bastards 😭
🤩
Excellent investment then.
Nothing costs something
@@LebronCCP judging I'm in that boat. It's fucking time. Charges slower and isn't as efficient as newer Teslas.
Idk what supercharger she was using, I used two different superchargers and it cost me $8-9.
She's in Australia.
maybe in commifornia where they're so 3rd world that electricity isn't cheap but florida it's cheap af.
In CA the peak price can be killer
@@joegee3851 yeah it's hilarious how fucking retarded CA is. They want to go full EV which i'm down but they only have good ideas and no solutions to make those good ideas sensible. literally my brother got tesla solar so that he doesn't get outages which CA is known for.
@@joegee3851 still not as much as she is paying
I’m just happy you didn’t do that stupid tap thing on the tail light 😂
@@loumona76 lmao you’re literally contradicting every comment on here 😂 what’s wrong with you 🤦♂️ 😂
I did it once jokingly but it became a tick I can’t kick.
@@loumona76 it is. It’s like: if I tap the charger against my car, I maybe could get an erection one day…
@@loumona76 It is.
@@loumona76 no, it’s very stupid
I have never paid more than $25 at a super charger, even in California
She's in Australia, so it's in Australian dollars
Try visiting Germany then lmao
@@dasunikat1534is it more expensive there? Not sure it was a great idea to shutdown all those nuclear plants,
@@vxnova1 Cheapest you get here is around 30$ for 80kwh. Usually it's around 45$ for 80kwh.
25 us dollar is about 40 au dollar. Same thing
$40 is expensive? My Tahoe costs $120 to charge a full tank. Yeah Supercharge me all year.
My vw atlas cost me 55. Damn was gonna get a tesla but not if it's that expensive
Yeah but if your range is 250, some large engines can go 4-500 miles
So that would be 80
@@johnshorba what kind of car ?
@@stimulatemyexistence5669 Charging rate slows as the battery gets closer to full so it's faster and cheaper to charge to say....80% than it is to go the full 100% which costs a lot more and takes a lot longer.
You must be charging in the most expensive spots in the world 😂
yeah its called Australia
That’s insane!!! For me to charge from home it’s $.07 per kWh and a super charger typically costs me between $10-$15 between Pittsburgh area and Cleveland area. Destination chargers are clutch too!! Free and appearing at so many hotels.
And gets about half the real range of a gas car so very comparable
@@bobby45 not even close. That cost is at a super charger only. When I am at home I can charge 0 % TO 100% for $3.50 and that's 240 miles. Find me that price for gas. I have only used a super charger maybe a dozen times in 3 years.
Here in CA is .24¢and .63¢ peak times. It’s ridiculous!
I’m honestly super surprised. In Texas I suppose it’s just a lot cheaper to charge it. Overnight it costs me about $1.50 a night and a supercharger 20-90% is about $8-$12.
How much to do you normally have to charge at night? I do about 20-30% (10-15 kWh) night. Just curious
@@dcheard2 I charge usually about 25-40%. Depending on the day. But it averages $45 a month.
That’s 1 tank for truck truck a week. Nice. Looking into getting a Tesla after truck. $45 for a month at home, good deal. What I made your thoughts from gas vehicle to Tesla? Sounds like your daily and I would start off for work, superchargers available and calculations is $8 100% from zero so $4 for 50% like a motorcycle at that price. Thanks for your input.
After reading comments, it feels like the 90’s with LAN calls, call after 6pm for free. This case is charge your Tesla after 10pm for lower charge rates, state, city, gov’t tax not included.
It’s seems like gas is doubled just for electric purchase when cost of it was what gas was previously. Costly too, $60,000 for a starting off, could just get a Ford Raptor Ranger or F-150.
$40?! Isn’t it supposed to be like $15, where are you charging😭 NY?
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Facts
It's Australia
Clearly she has an Australian accent their dollars are worth less and also their electricity is more expensive
Another way to make it free: hook it up to your neighbors house.
lmaoo
Isn’t that illegal?
@@Vuongiam only if they find out, and one way to make sure they don’t, plug into the back porch
It’s $10 in Chicago
It depends on the location and time. I use supercharger near me that costs 21cent per kWh before 8am, $12 from 5%-100% for my RWD model 3
that’s crazy. I’m mad i’m paying .38 cent a kw in Albuquerque New Mexico. cost me 17 dollars to fully charge.
Here in Quebec it's around 0.07$/kWh. Price difference is insane. Go renewable power!!
If you go after midnight in Houston it’s about $6-7 to charge a standard range 3
Wait you want me to wake up in the middle of the night to just charge my car?
@@hverrett9212 That means it be much cheaper to charge at home while you sleep. Like everyone says. This depends on your location. Tesla superchargers have peak and off peak rates just like your home.
She's not in America,, her accent is from Australia or Newzealand
How much at normal hours?
@@baldpnoy410I’m curious about the electricity bill with the wall charger setup at home 🔌
Not me thinking that you can charge it for free!😂
Mine charges for free since i bought it when that was still a thing
@@FunandBudget - Me too when I ordered a '20 MS on a sales incentive in Oct 2019, even nicer when a SC station opened 0.3 miles away, previous was 5 miles, got lucky.
you shouldn't charge to 100%. Time is money and charging slows down the closer it gets to 100%. Charge to 80% and save a lot of money.
👍🏼 Also increases wear on lithium batteries. Keep it charged between 40-80% to extend lifespan if able. Same with phones laptops etc
I’m glad I get to charge at work for free 😊 owned my car 3 months and only spent 15 dollars for the few times I’ve had to charge at home
Cost me roughly $5 for 1-100% at home. That is wild.
Damn $0.27/kWh is pretty expensive!
Edit: YOU CHARGED AT $0.68/kWh!?!? HOLY CRAP! Never knew they could get that high… highest I’ve ever seen after 5 months of ownership was $0.39! So cut yours in half if your not in a major city I assume
In Germany, we pay €0.4 on average, sometimes even more…
lol in canada where i live electricity is 7.4 cents per KWH after 11pm... would cost like 4 bucks to charge a tesla
Just imagine how expensive it'd be if everyone in the planet had one . Itd be just as expensive as gas cars
Don’t tell them that.
She's in AUSTRALIA
To be fair I would like to know the factors that lead to that $40. Not many are charging from 0 to 100. Did you charge off peak hours or on peak time? And what state are you in because I believe California for example has some of the most expensive prices compared to the rest.
This is in Sydney, Australia.
I like the free charging while you shop, cause you're already paying for stuff in the mall.
I think you should also add the time to charge in this equation. Also supercharging depends on the local cost of electricity. I did a trip from So Cal to Seattle and while in Oregon the price was way cheaper than California and Washington.
I think I’ll stick with my Honda fit which gets 35 bucks for a full tank and will last me at least 2 weeks
I went front paying $400 for gas on my explorer a month to $30 a month for Tesla. Have fun with your oil changes, smog, starter, alternater, exhaust fixes, catalytic converters, spark plugs, ignition coils, fuel system problems, radiator coolant leaks, changing your air filter, and on and on. Tesla doesnt need anything - exept new tires every 6-8 years.
Good lord. I live in Portland, OR and a full charge from sub 10% to 100% costs about 18 dollars. Supercharger rates do vary though. There is one down in the southern part of the state that is, for whatever reason twice that amount. Other than that, I have never paid over $25.00...
Got free life-of-ownership at any SC with my '20 Tesla. Nearest SC station is 0.3 miles from my house, got real lucky.
must be California. Midwest at home might cost $8 and supercharging for the biggest battery about $28
Sydney, Aus, different currency
And theres free perks around town that give free charging st stores too
Texas here my current plan is 9.9c a Kw so it's roughly 6$ a full charge at home.
I normally charge at $5-$8 from 20%-90% if I charge before 8am at any super charger. I don’t know how it works in Australia but dang $40?? That’s a full tank of gas in a small car
Wrong is more like $17 - 20 CAD (did it today)
Imagine charging at off-peak at superchargers
I did the whole math on a excel sheet…
The conclusion is hybrid is a better all around choice…
There is no options with enough space for cargo and room offer in a SUV style…
The model x is 125k which you can get a hybrid sequoia, grand highlander, telluride, atlas, Mercedes gle etc all those SUV for cheaper and it will take 10-15 years for electric car to see any savings..
More ev companies need to enter the US market (NIO) and create SUV that are affordable…
Some Tesla super chargers in south Florida are ONLY 17¢ a kWh to charge off peak (before 8am). I always bring my pre workout and drink it while it charges, then head to the gym about twice a week. I live in an apartment, so I can’t charge it, but it’s like the same price as my electricity bill
I also live in appartment - and its not a problem at all. I charge like every 2 weeks - and it costs me about $10 and about 1hr.
If something is free other people are paying for it. This would explain why they no longer have bags and why food prices are on the rise at Walmart.
My utility company doesn't have off-peak rates, sadly, but I have solar panels. All my electricity is free (except for the upfront payment for the panels, which will pay for themselves after approx. 12 years), so except for road trips, driving my EV is virtually free.
Charging my bmw for 40€ full. The diesel lasts for 500 miles. I can not recommend Tesla if you live in Germany. We have no speed limit in the german autobahn / highway. So whenever you see a Tesla driving he is blocking the entire traffic because they are just too slow for our traffic. So to all Tesla drivers in Germany: please keep right behind the trucks and dont block the traffic. Because you need to drive at least 120 mph or 200 kmh when changing to the left lane, which your car is simply not capable of.
What many don’t know is that EVs are very efficient. From fueleconomy government website: The MPGe equivalent of the Tesla model 3 is 132 combined city/highway, city is 138, highway 126. No ICE comes close. 25 kWh/100 miles, do the math. No oil changes, no tuneups, very seldom brake jobs if ever, thanks to regen braking. Current base price of a RWD a Model 3 is $38,990 less tax credit, if any, you may qualify for.
In Canada too, used 3s are starting to become viable options for people that don't have oodles of disposable income.
It depends on many factors, when, where, how fast, how long, and how long did you idle (cable connected without charging). Excluding free charging places, the cheapest is at home during off peak hours.
Yeah, coming from a Prius, I was shocked Supercharger was more expensive. I try and avoid them as much as possible.
I'll stick to gas
So it's better to get a car with a combustion engine that only needs 40 bucks to fill it up and your wayyyyy better off...
Honda Fit is a good example with way more room too
And the electric car insurance is through the roof
Well im glad that my dad bought a x in 2016 that has free supercharging
It depends on location/state, time of day, speed of the charger and electric provider. Also, many shops, restaurants, hotels and even local governments offer free charging when your using their services.
looks like she does not live in the US. she is using CCS.
You’re correct, she is from Australia
Mine supercharges for $15 max. I guess the electricity price is better in Florida. Even though Florida Power and light sucks.
Your car should tell you peak and off peak charging prices for the supercharger. My 2015 model S does so I am sure your newer car will as well..
Tesla charging is about 20% inefficient. There are pumps, chillers, inverter ineffiency, and line losses that you pay as you charge. A rule of thumb: add 20% to the kwh rate you calculate with.
It cost me about $35 bucks to fill up my tank and it will last me for 10 days.. I heard a full Tesla last about 3 days 😂
Near me I have found tesla supercharger that costs 0.25$/KW - so it will cost me to charge from 10% battery to 95% battery on LR model Y a WHOPPING $12, I live in Northern San Diago.
It kinda varies in which state/country you are for the home price where i am living its 6 cents to charge it
yeah it's like 15$ per month in electricity bill, where my turbo porsche cayenne used to fill up for 100$ when gas was 5$ per gallon.
The superchargers where I live at cheap cheap. 14 bucks for a full charge
So Tesla adds “Gas Savings” charge into the monthly total but also charges to recharge battery. The irony
For where we live it costs us $20 bucks to go
23miles-325miles
I supercharged from 20% to 90% the night before Thanksgiving up in Jersey. It cost $13. This was during off peak hours @ 23 cents per Kwh.
If American doesn't know it cost $26 to charge 300 mile equivalent to $70-90 in US
OC during peak hours which is basically 9am- 9 pm .50 cents. Easily adds up to $40 if you need to charge full. The prices have gone up so much it’s not that great anymore
This is the first video of yours I’ve seen. I subbed just cause you’re gorgeous 😆 also I’m part of the tesla fam as well 😌
my 80% charge cost me less than $15 around 8pm or before 11am. Depends on location and time you charge
Also, I hate the charging while you shop thing. People hogging the charger without actually needing it or needing it for that long, while others are desperate for a charge.
That’s If you live in a really expensive area. Obviously charging cost depends on where you charge and what company’s infrastructure you are using. Tesla Supercharging is the most expensive for me on average it’s about $20-$30 to fully charge. Other companies like ChargePoint and Blink are cheaper but slower. For me ChargePoint cost $5-$6 to fully charge and blink is about $15-20. At home it’s the cheapest around $3-$5 I live in Scottsdale Arizona.
$40? Expensive? She must be a time traveler from 30 years ago.
During non peak charging times I spend a little over 7$ sometimes 8 depending on day and time of night try charging from 12-4am that’s the lowest costs time to charge the car
Used to be cheap. When I bought my Tesla m3 2 years ago I could charge from 10% to 90% for 14 bucks, now it’s damn near the same as filling my old car with gas.
OMG that’s insane. I pay 6$ at home to charge and 14-16$ at supercharger. Also most public chargers are free to use
For the people in the comments saying it’s expensive than how much it cost for them. You’ve obviously never lived in California. Everything is 2x the cost
That's not a US spec Tesla model. Look at the CCS2 connector and the 220V wall outlet. Maybe she's in Australia since she's talking about (Australian) Dollar?
I’ve never paid that much to charge and I’m in California with the highest electricity rates. Also charging during peak hours isn’t the best idea.
Not the normal Tesla charging port. Why?
Europe
Australia
I pay here for my Model 3 Performance only $18-$20 CAD at most for full charge at a Supercharge! and usually $2 a day if I recharge at home...
It depends on the cost of electricity in your area. It costs me about $7 to fully charge at home in Pennsylvania.
Super chargers to me are designed for road trips, and if you desperately need a charge, so you are paying for that convivence... Just charge at home when you can, or look for the free chargers.
Most folks cant afford to own a home - its hard to find a house to with garage that is under $600k
What the hell 😅 I charge my Tesla at home 0.09/kWh CAD. That rate is insane!
$.27 per kWh is insanely expensive. It’s $.12 where I’m at.
68 cents? I guess it’s pretty expensive where you are, but I can pay as little as 22 cents for a supercharger here in California
Never charge your Tesla or any EV to 100%. It’s best to charge it to 80%. That’s the quickest time the chargers charge; from 10% - 80%. It will take almost the same time to go from 10-80% as it takes to go from 80-90%. This is a huge waist of time and money to take it past 80%. For long trips it’s ok to charge to 100, but for normal use, just 80% is the standard recommendation.
For 9 months of working, never paid to charge.. my employer have charging stations. Now I work a little late, been paying once a month approximately $10 now.
It cost me $5.74 to charge my Tesla Model 3 long range with the 82 kilowatt battery pack. Off peak at 7 cents a Kilowatt. On peak at 22 cents a Kilowatt it would cost me $18.04. At 38 cents at a super charger it would cost $31.16. So when and where would you charge?
Suddenly charging a Tesla costs the same as filling up a gas tank😂😂
$40? Where are you charming? It cost me like $8 to charge from 60%-100%
I pay about $4 here in south florida and about $11 at peak hrs.
That's crazy. I'm in RI it's $20 0-100% any time, no off-peak discounts.
@@OtisFlint wow. I guess it varies a lot state to state
Bro, you know off peak hours? I pay like 11 dollars at night at the supercharger. 💀
Thank you
the person at the gas station who payed 160 dollars just to see her call 40 expensive
👁️👄👁️
Sure, using a supercharger is much more expensive than charging at home, but still much less expensive than filling a comparable car up with gas.
With $40 dollars of fuel I can go for 2 weeks on my car. Never have to worry about anything!
Australia has CC2 type 2 on their teslas? cool
She cant charge her car during a blizzard even for free power line are down experiance pays off.
Australia doesn’t have blizzards.
How do you spend $40 on charging it costs me like $15
That's crazy I at home i pay about 3ish 4ish dollars to fully charge and at a charger usually max 15 in califorina 25 ? Is like peak hours and your take breaks doing donuts in the middle of charging
go in the shopping center and get a 5 dollar coffee
The cost of wasting my time to charge my car is too much. I’ll stay with gasoline cars.
We’re about 8 bucks 20-90 % cad funds
Obviously from California or close by. My price per kWh is 25% her numbers for the EV due to the local utility EV special TOU rates @ 6 cents per kWh. Also the supercharger pricing was also outrageous. Highest price anywhere from here to FL is 44 cents per kWh and that is only during peak times.
$0.64 per kwh? Jesus. The supercharger I go to in Southern California only costs me $.26 per kwh.
Ive never paid over $25 in the 2 years i owned mines.
Usually $10-$20
cost me $17 to charge my longe range model Y in the super charger and I live in Dallas. So it will probably cost me around $5 at home. Where you live matters
Dang, Australia expensive af, it's half that in the US.