did i read that right? lol home charging equipment not included but can be added for a fee.. lol thats like buying a car and they say you gotta pay extra for a gas tank
No its not.. The "gas tank" is the battery. Your paying to have a "gas pump" at your house.did i read that right? lol home charging equipment not included but can be added for a fee.. lol thats like buying a car and they say you gotta pay extra for a gas tank
naaa bro, i aint buying that lol... lol if i buy an elect car i should be able to charge it at the house.. lol thats a given.. You dont buy a elect car to go sit in a parking lot for an 30mins to an hour to charge it, you charge it at the house while your sleeping so its good to go when you wanna go
You can charge it at the house . You pay extra to get the high rate charging . https://www.energy.gov/energysaver/articles/ev-charging-home
Can I use a normal 120 volt outlet to charge?
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They include a 110v outlet charger (I have heard they stopped including it, but no one can back that up). So I assume they include it.did i read that right? lol home charging equipment not included but can be added for a fee.. lol thats like buying a car and they say you gotta pay extra for a gas tank
Around here I dont think any of the tow services are offering the plug in module to put juice in it on the side of the road. (using a portable generator is bull$hit and internet memes, the line voltage isnt stable enough and the car wont accept it). Some states have the side of the road charging with a tow company, beside that you will need a flatbed to take it to the nearest Supercharger, the Service Center, or your house. There is a Superchrger in Lake Charles, Baton Rouge, just about to open Covington, Metairie, and Slidell.
They might have stopped including the 110v one.
Nope, they specifically say if you run out of charge on the side of the road its on you. But its incredibly hard to do. The car takes everything into account on the drive if you use the map, from wind, humidity, traffic....everything, and tell you what your charge will be when you get to your destination. IF you drive like a retard the entire way and it calculates you will arrive with less than projected the car even tells you a specific MPH not to exceed to make sure you get there.
Yeah, zero service visits, except tires and windshield wipers (even the brakes go well over 100k miles because they are rarely used) and the electricity conversion is basically 110mpg. Sure is a money pit (rolling eyes)
I think they do, I have seen some on the left coast with them on the side of the road. I dont know much about them .
i would imagine these specs and quotes are as funny and reliable as the same petro vehicles that claim high mpg in new cars... Maybe if you drive like a grandmaw and dont have to sit in South LA traffic in NOLA or BR bridge lol
