There's already a problem with people who live near superchargers using them for everyday charging. Tesla has already been sending angry letters to owners who d

There's already a problem with people who live near superchargers using them for everyday charging. Tesla has already been sending angry letters to owners who do this, reminding them that the superchargers are supposed to be only for people on long road trips. They can't actually threaten to cut off someone's supercharger access, because the purchase agreement for every Model S specifies irrevocable free access to superchargers for life, so all they can do is send letters and try to talk them out of abusing it. And as somebody else linked in this thread, they're going to start charging new customers for access when the Model 3 comes out, which will either fix the problem or make Tesla a lot of money off it.