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Do they really intend to release this, or is it just an experiment? Because there's no way that thing is going to save enough time to be worth the cost.
by vlunkr 11y ago
Do they really intend to release this, or is it just an experiment? Because there's no way that thing is going to save enough time to be worth the cost.
- damon_c 11y agoI don't have a Tesla. But if I did, and I had to remember to get out, walk around to the back and plug it in every time I got home, I would probably want one of these in my garage!
- chc 11y agoGiven average driving habits, the range of the Model S and the charging speed of the Model S, the back of my napkin suggests you'd only really need to plug it in once or twice a week. So forgetting occasionally doesn't sound like a huge bummer.
- waterlesscloud 11y agoThe advantage isn't the time saved, it's that you can erase the need to charge your car from your mind. You just don't need to think about it any more. Also, the flexibility of the thing hints to me that it will be used for charging more than just cars in the future.
- seanflyon 11y agoThis enables a self driving car to charge. Your car can drop you off and go park.