Is home charging REALLY that much cheaper than Supercharging? A recent video by a Tesla Model 3 owner in Canada claims a full charge at a Supercharger cost her almost $40, while the same charge at home cost under $10. This raises some interesting questions. Are Supercharger prices becoming prohibitively expensive, pushing owners back to relying solely on home charging? Or does this highlight the importance of planning your charging strategy and factoring in location-based costs? Could this price disparity even influence future EV adoption rates, favoring those with easy access to home charging? I predict we’ll see more and more people scrutinizing charging costs as EV adoption grows, and potentially even a shift in the perceived value proposition of EVs. Share your experiences. What’s your typical charging routine, and how do you balance cost, convenience, and accessibility? Is the convenience of Supercharging worth the premium, or are you a die-hard home charging advocate? Let the debate begin.
Is home charging REALLY that much cheaper than Supercharging? A recent video by a Tesla Model 3 owner in Canada claims a full charge at a Supercharger cost her almost $40, while the same charge at home cost under $10. This raises some interesting questions. Are Supercharger prices becoming prohibitively expensive, pushing owners back to relying solely on home charging? Or does this highlight the importance of planning your charging strategy and factoring in location-based costs? Could this price disparity even influence future EV adoption rates, favoring those with easy access to home charging? I predict we’ll see more and more people scrutinizing charging costs as EV adoption grows, and potentially even a shift in the perceived value proposition of EVs. Share your experiences. What’s your typical charging routine, and how do you balance cost, convenience, and accessibility? Is the convenience of Supercharging worth the premium, or are you a die-hard home charging advocate? Let the debate begin.
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